This owner knows how to run a business does the important things that matter. His is crew showed up…read moreon time, the job was finished on the timeline promised, and there were no up charges along the way. Great quality work as well. What else can you ask for really? Also love that the business is named after his kids, personal touch that made me feel like I'm supporting our community!

I highly recommend talking to OnDemand Painters if you are thinking of a project for your home…read more Chris came to give us a quote and ended up giving us some great advice on our job that saved us some money too (definitely helps to have an honest pro!). Workers completed the job quickly and we were quite happy with the result. We already have our next project in mind and will definitely be giving them a call.

We had some brand new windows that we wanted stained. And while we were at it we figured we could…read moreso some interior painting and some touch up on the exterior. Mike Malone came out, gave good spiel and gave us an estimate. Mike boasted to us that he had a hotshot staining crew. The crew that came out were very nice and friendly. They did a great job on the interior and exterior painting. Mike came out here after and noted some areas on the exterior that needed some more work, so they came back and did the touch ups. The problem was the staining. The crew admitted to us that this was the first time staining. They started on one of the bedrooms and did a lousy job. We found out that this crew was subcontracted. The next day they brought among someone else who knew what he was doing, and showed them how to stain. In the end, most of the rooms looked good, but the first bedroom they were not able to completely clean up their initial mistakes. When we complained to Mike, he said that the subcontractors said they could stain, so he wasn't going to take responsibility. So much for his hot shot staining crew. .

I really enjoyed working with Mike at Malone Painting. He clearly understood my project,…read morecommunicated well throughout and completed the job on time and on budget.

EDIT: Updating my previous rating as a result of Kennedy Painting reaching out. The owner at…read moreKennedy Painting called to talk everything out. I appreciate their professionalism and promptness with responding to feedback. He noted that they are ready to resolve any quality-related issues caused by the previous painter. This review is LONG, so in case TL;DR--they breached contract twice and I experienced a very unprofessional painter. I would have talked to the painter personally, but he left without saying a single word to me. So, a review will have to do. Unprofessional painter: I work in real estate and house renovations and I have never encountered a rude painter before. But I guess there's a first for everything. There was an issue with paying an extra $200 because the cabinet painter needed to roll extra paint on the cabinets to cover the streaks of wood coming through the white paint. The supervisor and I were able to amicably work things out and were very understanding of each other. The painter who worked on the walls did not think so. He interrupted our conversation by saying that verbal agreement means something and that I should have paid the extra $200 due to the work already being finished. The order of conducting business is always--estimation, work order, execution of job. Kennedy Painting did the job first, asked for the money, then offered to write a work order. If I didn't sign off on anything, that means I did not agree to the job. I appreciate that they did the extra layers of paint. But I didn't agree to it nor did I know when it was being done. This is why there's a WRITTEN form of agreement. After we had the disagreement, the painter stomped around upstairs and talked loudly on the phone. My husband said that the painter tried to get the $200 from him when I left for work. When I got home, my husband said the painter suddenly changed his attitude, and he left without saying anything to me. (Hopefully never to be seen again by me.) Breach of contract (twice): 1) I came home to see that my couch is dusty. My piano is dusty. My tables are dusty. My kitchenware is dusty. It clearly states in the contract that the furniture and items in the house would be covered with plastic. I talked to the supervisor about it, to which he said he'll tell the painter to do so when he gets back. When the painter came back, my husband had to ask him to cover the furniture. The painter was already sanding the walls without covering anything up. 2) The contract also states that the furniture would be put back to place (excluding electronics). The furniture was not only dusty but still in a heap in the middle of each room by the time he left. In conclusion, their painting was fine. But with $6,000, I could have found a painter that was not holding a personal vendetta against me, because I did not wish to pay an extra $200 for something I didn't sign off on.

I wanted to follow up on my previous. Shawn from Kennedy painting reached out to me after I posted…read morethe review. He was concerned about the work that was done and informed me the work carried a two year warranty. He met me at my house and understood my concerns. He sent a crew to fix the problem areas and all is good. Its great to see a company stand by their work. I would definitely use them again. Steve M

Great experience! Painters were professional and trustworthy. They did a great job! Highly…read morerecommend this company for your interior painting needs.

After a successful and responsive refinishing project I had high hopes for painting of my interior…read morehome. All started well enough, and we got things started. I was under the impression that these were direct employees of his, his crew. Basically he was acting as a general contractor that hired another company or hired some people looking for work. Not really sure here. I realize I made some changes, but they were clear and written in a revised proposal. I didn't want the doors painted, then I got a phone call that they were painted. Sure, he didn't charge me for this, but that is proper after all. I didn't want the trim painted, and paid for that, because I missed it in the proposal. My fault. They also painted the hardware for opening/closing the windows, those were metal and need the proper paint, I did have them take that off. The house didn't have flooring in, so I was asked about drop cloths, I said use them but don't worry too much about a few paint splatters. However, I did indicate that I wasn't removing the slate flooring and to be careful. Here is a big fail, many paint spots. He tried to have them clean it up. Now the floor is sticky, you can here the soles of your shoes and feel it too. He tried cleaning that up, when it wasn't done, he offered to do it again. I really felt he had done enough. I'm still trying to find a way to clean this up, because it's sticky any dust or what not sticks to it. It's really upsetting, as I loved this detail. I will look to bring in some professionals and see what this will set me back. There's also spots on the bathroom floors, which were also said that I wasn't removing. And those doors that were painted, they weren't dry and were closed, now that paint has popped off, so I have to touch that up, or maybe just start replacing doors. I realize also this review is a year since the work was done, I was in the middle of doing the rest of the work this last year. I almost considered them for doing the kitchen rehab. I really feel I dodged a bullet there. Noah, is a nice man, I think his intentions are good. However, the whole interior project was a mess, left me very frustrated, and I have projects left to do because of it. I don't think he checked up on the work as it was being done, and I don't think he looked at it after until I contacted him. Paint shouldn't have been on that slate, nor should you stick to your floor. I also had to point on paint spots on light fixtures, that should've been cleaned. Just no.

I got timely reply and clear instructions on next step. My mailbox was fixed sooner than expected…read more I'm happy with it

Please do not allow this person to do any worknfor you he cannot even install a fan correctly i…read morehad to hire a licenced electrition to repair. His work my house could have burned down and did he tell you how he blows up your gutter to clean them he does not even have basic tools so please take my advise and hire someone else

I hired NWI to double the size of my garage. Turned out great!…read more The construction quality far surpassed the original structure so I had them update it as well. Fair dealing, straight forward quote and pricing structure. Perfect communication throughout the project. I manage rentals so I deal with contractors a lot. These guys are the best of the best.

Kelly and his team recently did a lot of work for me - subfloors, flooring, and exterior siding…read morerepair. Kelly was highly responsive and quick to make any requested changes. Hopefully, I won't need him any time soon but if I do have another project, he will be my first call.

My short review is "These guys are good - use 'em!" My long review is . . . As an architect, I've…read moreworked with dozens of contractors on hundreds of projects over several decades. More for Less is definitely in the top tier. They have the basics covered - Chris has great employees and motivated subcontractors and they deliver a high-quality finished product. They respect the fact that this is your home, and not just a construction site. Besides an unexpected level of attention to detail, one big thing that stood out on our project was a surprising lack of change orders. Our kitchen remodel project proved that this was definitely "not their first rodeo". Remodel projects are inherently challenging because you never know, for sure, what you'll find when you open up the walls (and we found a few). More for Less was able to anticipate many of them and build those costs into their initial bid. Our project was also a bit challenging because we wanted to blend a mid-century-modern vibe / design feel with both contemporary and retro materials and details in a 60-year-old tract home - it wasn't just new cabinets and granite countertops. Being in the design field, I knew how to source the materials, but it took Chris' team to put them all together. The other big thing that stood out was during the project close-out / punch list stage. There were several small issues (as there always are) that were most likely the result of miscommunication. Unlike many contractors, More for Less simply fixed the problems, with no discussion and no pushback. Bottom line, they made a stressful experience (especially for my wife) less stressful and were able deliver the custom kitchen that we really wanted.

Agree with other reviews...they gave us an estimate 3x higher than other upscale reputable…read morebusinesses in the area.

I chose Barr Roofing & Exteriors because of the impressive reviews that I found online, and what I…read moreread about Barr Roofing & Exteriors is exactly what I got. They did an outstanding job on our roof. He delivered the roof he promised in the time frame he gave us. His workers do exceptional work, and they were courteous and respectful at all times. When the job was done the only way you could tell they had been here was because of the excellent craftsmanship they left behind. Norm S

10/10 give them a call for your homes exterior needs! They did a phenomenal job helping us through…read morethe insurance claim process and quality of the work definitely shows.