Scheduled with Brett for an estimate. He suggested the time. He never showed. Fairly suggestive…read moreof the work producing the estimator can't be bothered to keep his appointment

HUGE WARNING, do not use this company or this guy Brett. Total fake it rude car salesman mentality…read more Its okay to be new but not okay to not be honest about it. Be ware this guy clearly has zero experience at remodels, even customer service for that matter. I wouldn't use this guy to paint my dog house. Call someone else!

After the project was closed Global Painting contacted me out of the app asking about the job. I…read morecan't imagine working with this company if they got the job, they are so difficult to work with after bidding.

These guys are fantastic! Very reasonable price (I got several bids and they were less than half of…read morethe top bid) and they painted a huge space with 18' high ceilings, a loft and the kitchen. They removed the screws , patched any little holes in the drywall and finished the who job in two days. Plus they started the same week I approved the bid. Very detailed paint job, no spills, drips or brush marks on the trim. I can't recommend Jose and his team enough.

Final Touch did great work. The team was polite, finished within their quoted time and priced…read morefairly. As with all jobs little things came up and Vitaliy was great with his communication and assistance. Team was COVID friendly w/masks and showed great respect to my wife and I. Would absolutely use them again or recommend to friends.

Final Touch canceled our painting project three days before they were scheduled to begin. This was…read moreafter months of planning and discussing the details of our project with the owner. The owner stated that only one painter, among the 10 or so that he employed, was trained to spray the exterior of our three-story house, and this painter was leaving the company. But rather than postpone our project while another painter was trained to, uh, paint, Final Touch simply canceled. Now we have to start all over again finding a reputable painting contractor who can fit us in during the busiest season of the year. What a frustrating waste of time.

We had a house which was flipped with poorly installed vinyl windows, which caused extensive water…read moredamage. The flippers also didn't prep the siding properly so paint was bubbling/peeling/etc. We got many quotes, and about half said to replace the siding. We selected Prestige due to the knowledge and price. I did extensive research on them to validate that they do a good job, and went to see a job they had in progress to verify their workmanship. We worked with them to determine schedule, paint type, siding type, underlayment type, and water damage repair options/cost. They were very flexible with options and rightly adhered to workmanship which guaranteed warranty (vs my bad internet research suggestions on how to fix things). I'm very happy with their work and really appreciate the work they did. I would strongly recommend getting multiple quotes just so you're educated on the method for fixing problems and the different types of materials and methods that people are using out there, then you're more capable of discussing fixes/options with the contractor that you select.

The scheduling confusion was straightened out. Prestige Home Improvement did a great job for us…read more They were able to professional and prompt, finishing the job in less that a week of accepting the bid. I highly recommend them for any roofing job you may have.

Locally owned business run by two bothers. They communicate well…read more Show up on jobsite when they say they will. Finish the job quickly. Give homeowner choice of paint quality. Painted my 3-Car Garage in three days with additional texturizing of an entire wall and parts of the ceiling. If you need painting done on a tight budget Tualatin Valley Paint should be your first call. They don't just compete with other paint contractors. They do the same quality work for half the price.

The guys at Tualatin Valley Painting and Construction were great to work with and very reasonably…read morepriced. They did such a great job on our barn that we've decided to have them take on our house. We're very much looking forward to working with them again and we'll definitely reach out to them for future projects.

Great company! Highly recommend. Did a great job eliminating water, stains from leaks on several of…read moreour ceilings. Finished it in one day. Cleaned up well after themselves, very responsive, reasonably priced . overall recommend and would use their services again! Thank you guys for the great job!! Oregon City bid was

We hired NW Paint Revival to repaint the interior walls of our home for approximately $3,450. While…read morethe project was completed on schedule and the contractor appeared knowledgeable and responsive during the estimate process, we ultimately experienced significant quality and communication issues that left us disappointed with the final result. After moving into the home and spending more time with the finished product, we documented more than 45 photos of workmanship concerns throughout the house. These included paint on trim, baseboards, and window casings, paint drips, uneven cut lines, visible roller marks and flashing, inconsistent finish quality, areas with incomplete coverage, and wall repair issues that were addressed in some locations but overlooked in others. I've included as many photos as Yelp allows so others can evaluate the results for themselves. One of the biggest issues involved communication and expectations. Because we could not access the home before closing, we asked whether a video walkthrough would be sufficient for an estimate. We were told that it would be and that if additional square footage, coverage requirements, or color selections would affect pricing or scope, those concerns would be identified before work began so there would be "no surprises." We later completed an in-person walkthrough before the project started. During that walkthrough, no concerns were raised about square footage, coverage limitations, or the possibility that additional coats would be needed. Those issues were only discussed after we raised concerns about the completed work. My primary concern was not that touch-ups were needed. Most painting projects have punch-list items. Rather, it was how the concerns were handled once they were brought forward. Instead of focusing on the workmanship issues themselves, the discussion repeatedly shifted to the project's value, square footage calculations, and the limitations of a one-coat system. The contractor also disputed statements that had previously been made despite those conversations being documented in our message history. I understand that we did not purchase the company's premium repaint package. However, I do not believe that choosing a more budget-conscious option should result in paint on adjacent surfaces, visible drips, inconsistent cut lines, overlooked repairs, incomplete coverage, or the number of finish issues we documented throughout the home. I also wish coverage expectations had been communicated more clearly before work began. We were quoted additional charges for extra coverage in darker-colored rooms, which led us to believe that any other areas requiring additional coats had already been identified and addressed during the walkthrough process. Had we been told that other rooms might still show the previous color or require additional coats to achieve proper coverage, we would have made a different decision before proceeding. After documenting the issues, I requested a $100 partial refund as a goodwill gesture. I was not seeking reimbursement for the entire project, and the request was not solely related to one room. By that point, we had already moved into the home, had lost confidence in the quality of the workmanship, and did not want additional painting performed. The refund request was denied. Although additional walkthroughs and touch-ups were eventually offered, the proposed resolution changed multiple times throughout the discussion. The response initially consisted of a refusal of both repairs and a refund. After additional documentation was provided, the offer changed to cleaning up paint on adjacent surfaces. Later, the position became that if I would not allow another walkthrough, there was nothing further that could be done. By that point, I no longer felt comfortable having additional work performed and felt that the concerns were being defended against rather than genuinely acknowledged. Every homeowner has different expectations when hiring a painter, and I can only speak to my own experience. Based on ours, I would strongly finding another contractor, or recommend obtaining clear written confirmation regarding coverage expectations, the number of coats included, repair standards, and how post-project concerns will be handled before work begins. I was ultimately able to get a claim approved through Yelp, as they acknowledged the shortcomings of this work.

We used Elite Edge to clean and stain our backyard pergola. Working with them from start to finish…read morewas easy and efficient. The overall quality of their work was excellent. Will definitely use them for future projects.

Great experience with this team painting our home's exterior. They rearranged their schedule due to…read moreweather and worked long days to finish on time. Their price was in line with other bids, but they stood out by giving us a clear quote on the spot. Hard-working, reliable, and easy to work with--highly recommend!

They did a great job! Above and beyond expectations for my mom…read more Looks awesome. Highly recommend!

Oren Painting did a fabulous job painting our 1941 home! Everything looks so crisp and new. Great…read moreeye for detail. Their advice, responsiveness, communication, clarity and follow-through were perfect. Their many years in business, family-owned, with long-time employees who really know what they're doing, sure pays off. And their pricing was so reasonable. I highly recommend them without any reservations!