Judge for yourself.
Is this work "master painter" quality? You decide. The person giving you the quote is Brian, the owner. He over promises and under delivers, then hides behind his painters, avoids problems and conversation, and hides behind occasional texts.
Our experience was unbelievable and beyond unprofessional. The project manager admitted to managing multiple projects during the week they committed to complete our home. They assigned 2 painters to complete about 3000 sq ft in a week, which is the time Brian quoted us. He wouldn't even add more workers because he himself admitted other crews were even worse in terms of quality and attention to detail. They committed to removing dry wall inserts and patching all walls, then did a horrendous job. They would paint first and said they'd patch walls before a second coat, which is not a best practice and was only done to avoid doing the patch work. We asked them to leave after giving them more than a week to complete the job because they started damaging our floors, tore out and broke a door frame, had no idea how to patch textured walls, and sanded our master bedroom walls without covering furniture, among other things. We had enough.
We have to pay another company to finish the work they didn't and more importantly, fix their mistakes, including bringing in a dry wall specialist.
As if all of that wasn't bad enough, he had his painters threaten and he himself threatened to put a lien on our home if we didn't pay them. Don't take my word for it - images of texts below.
Knowing all of this, you decide if you want to give your business to "The Paint Doctor." read more