I had three (3) estimates from different painters. I went with the middle estimate, which was…read moreRay's. The contract stipulated "Prepare deck and house and paint deck and house". Their "prepare" was nothing more than a quick pressure wash--no scrapping or sanding peeling paint or priming bare wood where the paint had peeled. The painters (different painters during the project) arrived around 10:00 AM and left around 3:00 PM. Halfway through the job, I was informed "We underestimated the amount of paint needed and need an additional $1,000.00" for paint", I found this totally unacceptable as they waited until the next to the last day to bring this up. They pointed out the "contract" stated an estimated amount of paint, not an exact quantity. I signed the contract however, an additional $1,000.00 was way out of line. Their response was the effect of "Without the additional paint we will spread the remaining paint very thin to cover the remaining house however, you will see the old paint through the new paint". Not wanting a half-done job I reluctantly paid the additional $1,000.00. When the job was completed on the third day at 3:30 PM there were numerous places where the old paint was visible, areas that were completely missed, and areas where the paint applied on the first day was peeling (it appeared they painted over wet wood and the paint never dried). I wanted to "hold back money" until the job was completed however, they wanted full payment because "the job was done and only touch-up was needed". We went back and forth on the "job was done" however, there was a "mechanics lien" clause in the contract meaning they could sue me for not paying. In summary, after a few months, they never returned to complete the "touch-up" and missed areas and paint continues to peel in multiple places, and. Their "additional $1,000.00 request for paint" put their estimate well above the highest estimate". I believe Ray's intentionally underestimated the amount of paint needed, knowing they would come back with the "We underestimated the amount of paint needed and need an additional $1,000.00 for paint" if you want the job done correctly. Professional painters should know how paint is needed for a job or be close if additional paint is needed, not $1,000.00. I will never use Ray's painting again. As time goes on, there are more and more places where paint is peeling every week and the poor quality of work is showing. Fresh paint looks nice when first applied however, when it begins to peel after only a few months something was not done correctly.

We hired Ray"s Painting to paint our two-story house. We stated to Ray we wanted to use…read moreSherwin-William paint which he stated he would pick up at the store. In the contract, it stated our house would be prepared for painting. The only thing the painters did was pressured wash our house. There was very little scrapping done. I did more than the painters as I was checking their work as Ray hired two high school students who had no experience of painting. Our house was original white, there were so many places, the white was still coming through the blue paint. We kept telling Ray, his painters need to put more paint on their paint brushes. At the end of the job, we requested extra paint of each color to have for touch ups. Ray left up Home Depot paint cans and when we asked him about the Home Depot cans. He denied he used the Home Depot paint on our house then later he stated he did. We told him we weren't happy with one section of the house where the sun hits the house. We showed him, and he agreed to fix it the next morning. The next morning came and there was No Ray and No phone call explaining why he wasn't coming. He did not return our phone calls; three in all. We left him a message that we were disappointed with him and how he ran his business. We shared that we were going to warn others about his business and not to trust him. Still he did not return our phone call. Beware folks, if you want a professional painter, don't hire Ray's Painting. You will be disappointed like us and pay a lot of money for frustration!

I had an abundance of patience when I first called Dave. He came to the house and we had a…read morecontract to remove the wallpaper and paint two rooms. Monday he arrived at 11am. He said he would come at 8am. he removed the paper from 1 1/2 walls and left after 3 hours, For the next 4 days I was bombarded with a myriad of excuses- he wanted to go to a meeting to learn how to heal people with prayer; he had to help his son get an ownership title to his motorcycle; he had to remove potential lead poisoning from a site; he went to a men's breakfast at his church; he had to get wood. He arrived on Saturday at 11:30 and worked until 5:30. A lot was done. Unfortunately he removed the wallpaper from the ceiling after I requested that he not. This potentially caused a problem for me because I would have to deal with mudding and sanding. The house would have to be professionally cleaned to rid it of the dust. I was still patient. Monday morning he called and told me that he had Covid and couldn't come for a week. I was shocked that he didn't have a vaccination. He gave me a slew of excuses as to why he doesn't need it. I asked if one of his sons could finish the job. He said they weren't vaccinated either. (later recanted). He called me, told me he was over Covid, and now had more antibodies than a vaccinated person. told him to come and collect his equipment. (I had already paid him $200.00). When he came to collect his tools he said that although the Covid vaccine does not work, he now had more antibodies than it supplied. I questioned why he felt that endangering the health of 2 immune compromised woman was more important than him exerting his God given right to choose. The decision to get a vaccination does not nullify your access to the Bill of Rights. I checked with my md. and quarantined in place for a week. We were both fine.

David and his son Gabe are top notch painters. We had them come by to paint a few room in our…read morehouse, and I can't believe how amazing everything looks! They are very professional, friendly, helpful, and accommodating to their client's desires, and from start to finish, they take care of everything. They both are very talented in what they do, and I highly recommend them for any job, big or small.

I highly recommend this business. Kevin works hard, got my job done fast and works for a very…read morereasonable price. He did great repair work on my home after water damage.

From the owner: K.L painting and home repairs is ur one stop shop for all ur painting and home repair needs. No…read morejob to bid to small call us today for free estimate.

I was very pleased with Restore WNY, Gary, and his promptness, politeness, and professionalism…read morethroughout the entire bathroom project he did for my mom. I highly recommend Gary as he was so thorough. Gary removed some old wallpaper, prepped and prepared the walls and ceiling for new paint, changed a light fixture, serviced the ceiling fan, and left the site spotless, as expected. He will be returning for one minor touch-up area we noticed after he left. I received three quotes for this bathroom project, and although Gary wasn't the cheapest, he was very fair with material pricing, timing of project etc. I'm glad I chose him! You won't be sorry if you hire Restore WNY. I've included some before and after photos.

Gary was professional and explained everything well. He was very thorough and I was very happy with…read morethe two jobs he did for us painting & caulking the foundation on two houses. I would highly recommend his company for any painting projects.