Casey did an excellent job both with our kitchen cabinets and overseeing other contractors with…read moreother parts of the job (tile, countertops, etc.). He is very consultative in the design process, his pricing is clear, fair and accurate and he works to find a solution to issues that inevitably arise in any home project. His integrity is impeccable and we heartily would (and often do) recommend him to others.

Casey and Todd are total pros from start to finish! They worked with our schedule and were on time…read moreevery day. They were both a pleasure to deal with and the best part is our cabinets came out beautiful! I highly recommend them to anyone who wants quality work. In fact, we're having them come back to do another project in the spring. Great guys and awesome results. Thanks again guys, we'll be calling you back soon!

Zach and his crew with Tex Painting were great! We had walls, ceilings, all molding, doors, front…read moredoor and outside shutter. We were really anxious since we weren't sure how it was work. We stayed 4 days at a Hampton inn to make sure we weren't in the way. All the multiple colors of paint we picked out indoor and outdoor. The job was perfect no damage or mistakes and the paint is amazing. Zach did a follow-up after the job was completed to ensure perfection. I highly recommend

Everyone worked so hard. Our house looks great! We had our interior painted. They were fun with my…read morecats, too.

I'll start by acknowledging I am a perfectionist. That said, Jeff and his team did a very good job…read more We needed paint touch ups throughout the house i.e.: baseboards, cabinets, a few walls that show natural wear/scuff marks and some light texture work. Jeff came out same day to provide an estimate which I really appreciated. After some negotiation we landed on a fair price. Most of their work was very good. We had an area in the bathroom that needed to be retextured then painted. This was most challenging of the work and it was completed to perfection. There were also a few patches in the garage (same idea) that were done very well by the same painter (the most talented of the crew). In the kitchen were a few baseboards (made of MDF) that needed to be filled and on his 2nd visit Jeff went out of his way to pickup some caulk and touch up. I do VERY much appreciate the effort to fix... that said, from a process standpoint I wish the fill had been addressed on the first visit noting you'd ideally have the caulk dry for some time before painting over it. Again, its not perfect but it does look better than before. Our kitchen island needed a few touch ups on the bottom as well. While the chips have been painted over it does look like more sanding was required for a smoother finish. Ok result not great. Lastly, a wall in our guest room had a mirror hanging on it. My assumption was the painters would remove the mirror to paint the area. Unfortunately, they just painted around it. As a result, we have uneven paint. Jeff repainted some spots they had missed but there is still a noticeable line when the mirror is removed from the wall. It likely won't be an issue when hanging but from a perfectionists standpoint, I don't like knowing the discoloration/ visible line exists under the mirror. Overall, fair pricing, pleasant crew and good work. Would very much recommend but would also encourage clear communication on requested work and desired expectations. Thanks again to Jeff!!

Jeff and his crew did a great job. Fast, efficient, professional, affordable, and highly…read morerecommended!

We had been preparing for a couple of years to have our house painted. Based upon information…read moregathered via informal conversations with friends and colleagues, we were expecting that a thorough, professional exterior paint job for our 2600 square feet home (plus 2 car garage) would likely yield a hefty price tag. So, we developed an informal prospectus based on this assumption. Sometime later, we happened upon a poster advertising That 1 Painter, a licensed and bonded enterprise based in the Treasure Valley. Their reviews were strongly favorable and more so noteworthy was that T1P had been voted Best of Idaho twice (among many other plaudits)! So, when we were ready we contacted them with the intention that they would provide us with our first estimate. We were visited by Ruth Brinton, a professional house painter and owner of T1P. She presented well with confidence and comprehension. She looked at many things that we would have likely overlooked. She made many observations and shared her thoughts with us. She also looked at the property and made recommendations regarding colors to not only enhance the house, but also to optimize the use of colors that would give balance and compliment to the property on the whole. The next day, we received the detailed estimate for the job. We were stunned to learn that T1P would do the job for well below our most auspicious estimates! All the information we had gathered convinced us that we did not have need to solicit another estimate. Within a month's time (from initial contact) our house was very nicely and professionally cleaned, prepped and painted. The crew performing the work were polite, friendly and professional. Clearly, the team at T1P are committed to customer service and satisfaction. We offer a solid 5-star review and our full endorsement.

No supervision, poor comunication and terrible quality work. I do NOT recommend. They did mot…read morefinish the work but found the check I hid in the house and they took it. They mush of searched every inch of my house to find the check taped to a bathroom cabinet. Terrivle experience!

Service: high. Quality: high. Price: high…read more Despite power outage for two days whole house interior was completed efficiently 10 radiant colors

I recently had 21st Century repaint the exterior of my house. You can find that review here as…read morewell. I'm writing a new one because this is a different project. After they finished painting my house, a few weeks later after heavy rains I noticed a stain on the ceiling of a guest bedroom. I knew immediately it was the long nagging problem of the "dead valley" along my roof. The house was designed and built according to the architect's drawings to have the roof of the first floor bedroom run into the siding of the house. It was a short "run" and rainfall should go quickly into the gutters. But, this was built under a big, old oak tree and for many years, I've had leaves and twigs built up, damming up the water. If I can remember it, I have to get up on a ladder with a rake and rake the leaves away from where the shingles meet the siding. After one major hailstorm, I had the roof replaced and when they replacing it, I asked them to build something to reduce the leave/branch damming. They did build it, but apparently not big enough. It lasted probably 14-15 years until this recent Spring. Since I had a good experience with 21st Century, I called them out to give me a bid on repairing what was probably rotted trim and exposed flashing and other rot elsewhere. And while they were at it, I asked them to build me a better diverter away from the siding. They came out and took care of it in a day. The guy was there from 8:30 to 5:00, taking a break for lunch, but got it done. Since they were also the painters, they asked me for the leftover paint they left for me (for touch-up) that came in handy as they had to replace the rotten trim and as it turned out a section of the roof decking. Attached are the pictures they took for the bid and then afterwards when they were complete. They were detailed enough to ask me first, "hey, this diversion we're putting in is a lighter grey then your shingles. Are you okay with that? We can go back and get darker materials". I said that was fine. No one can see that part of the roof and so it was trivial to me. The only negative thing from the painting and the roofing experience is so minor it's not worth taking away a star is that there will be a gap between when you sign and return the contract and they contact you about scheduling the actual work. In both cases, I had to drop them a line to remind them I was in the queue. Being a service that can't work when it's raining, I can understand that they have days where scheduled work is delayed and that causes a snowball effect of delays.

I am a realtor and have recommended Gary to a many clients, a number of whom have used him. Gary…read morehas always come in with a very fair price, with a quick estimate. He always shows up when he says, and he and his guys always do solid work.

Gary and his crew did an outstanding job painting our home. Their work was impeccable. They worked…read morequickly and neatly in every room of the house. We're so glad we chose Gary to do the job!

My experience with DGP painters was extremely frustrating and disappointing. They prolonged this…read moreproject significantly because they were not putting in the required time or manpower. They had 19 days to paint 4,000 square feet without interruption but could not get it done. In the end, it took 26 days and they caused me significant unnecessary stress, and left problems that I will have to pay someone else to fix. However, I would rather pay someone else than allow them back into my house. In fact, I believe that they lied by telling me multiple times that they were working towards making various deadlines, then making almost no effort to meet those deadlines and not acknowledging their passing. They consistently blamed whomever they could for their lack of progress, even when they had ample opportunities to complete their work without interruption from others. They did not take accountability at any point. When we have discussed delays, Stephen and Archie frequently cite interruption from the other contractors. Other than a mold remediator, whose work could not be paused due to safety issues, I did not allow the other contractors into the house until 19 days after the start of the project, which was far after both their initial and subsequent estimates for when they would be done. Similarly, I have repeatedly communicated to Archie and Stephen that I did not expect them to complete the work in the areas that have been quarantined by mold remediation before our move-in date. That means that I was expecting them to paint less of the house than we initially had talked about, which should have taken them less time. I also communicated with Stephen about when I have intended to have the other contractors start ahead of time. I have visited the job site nearly every day since before the start of the project, sometimes multiple times a day because it is close to my work. I have seen what areas have progressed and what areas have not. I have communicated with my contractors frequently. At no point has DGP taken responsibility for the delays. DGP has been incredibly frustrating to work with. I have tried to be patient and polite, but they have made that extremely challenging. I hope that sharing my experience can help others avoid DGP painters. I have outlined our conversations in a google doc to explain why I have drawn these conclusions because my initial review significantly exceeded the character count for Yelp. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YBXpGzUrLDE9EKrultvriv-hMcBffOqt2YF_F41A60I/edit?usp=sharing

I have worked with Stephen and Eddie at DGP a number of times and have always had a great painting…read moreexperience. These are guys are real pros and their team takes great pride in their work. I highly recommend them for interior and exterior paint, but they have a lot of capabilities outside of that as well!

More like Cliff's unprofessional painting…read more I placed a called to Cliff and he said he would come give me an estimate the next day at 5:30. He took down my information and that was that. I arrive at the house the next day at 530 and wait for 20 minutes. I called him and he says "I forgot I had another appointment today at 6:00 in San Marcos. I can schedule another time with you." So you wait until youre 20 minutes late to tell me only after I call? Such unprofessional bull***. He didnt even seem sorry and was very nonchalant about it. I wont ever call this company or person again.

Cliff's is a totally reasonable option for a quality painting job; the only negative was initially…read morelazy contract work which - to Cliff's credit - he was happy to revisit and make the situation right. I hired them to knock the popcorn off the ceilings in a new condo. They did that at a reasonable price, and pretty much threw in removal of some cabinets that seriously needed to go - and repainted/retextured the ceiling for free. Cliff runs the operation; he's a totally accessible and friendly guy - he's just a little (and he admits it) flaky from time to time. He gives you an estimate of when he'll start and finish and just kind of calls to say... okay... now! So you have to be ready to meet him whenever he calls. The crew also left without cleaning up the first time, but Cliff was happy to bring them back to finish the job (which, quite frankly, shocked me since I had already paid). Now, the place is a-sparklin', and looks great (and popcorn free!). So... if you want a reasonably priced option for a local business that does a good job, give him a call. Just be prepared to deal with mild scheduling hiccups and the potential that you might have to ask them to come back again to clean up for real.