He's a kind, patient, professional who has been around the Wood River Valley for a long time.

We had Quality Painting refinish the exterior of our home in Hailey in 2022. The work involved pressure-washing and painting the stucco body of the house, and resurfacing and staining the wood accents. The work quality is excellent, and was done in a timely manner and at a cost as quoted. Also, we have twice used Quality Painting for repair of interior drywall and paint damaged by water intrusion. Those repairs were scoped appropriately, performed well, at at fair pricing. read more

I had painting and drywall work done in my home recently by Richard and one of his guys. Overall, I give the whole job a C- His guy did most of the work (more involved patch work on ceiling and painting ceilings.) Richard came in at the beginning and end of day to check in. He talked about his attention to detail and understanding clients that are very particular. I noticed a lot of carelessness on the job by Richard and his worker. A lot of talking and talking, telling stories about clients all over town and less focusing on the job getting done properly and neatly. Sloppy work cutting in paint at ceilings and wall. I had to remind them to cover light fixtures? They painted the ceiling in my kitchen and dining room and I HAD TO COVER ALL OF MY CABINETS AND COUNTERS MYSELF. I was cleaning up mud mixture from the patch work that was spattered on windows, window treatments and the floor. I had to ask his painter to wipe paint off of light fixtures that he didn't mask properly. At the end of the job, I watched them shake out filthy drop cloths IN MY DINING ROOM?! Huh?! It seemed like a joke! They also shook out drop cloths filled with paint chips, dried patching material all over my front lawn near my mailbox and in the driveway. Unacceptable. The final straw was his guy dragging a ladder across my hardwood floor that left a huge scratch in the dining area. I called Richard to complain about that and he basically denied it. Said his ladders are all "new" and none of them could've scratched a floor. Simple physics. Not rocket science here -- If you push a heavy ladder with sharp edges at the feet, IT WILL SCATCH A FLOOR. Richard promised he'd come by to look at the scratches and he never did. No call, never came by. If you don't mind mediocre work, cleaning up after sloppy work and maybe a little damage to your home before they take off -- call these guys. You can do better! read more