I have not been in a while, until yesterday. I know why I haven't been in. To save money. Christmas…read moreitems were picked over, as they should be. I still found everything I needed and more. They always have helpful employees, may have to wait a few minutes , they stay busy.

We've been twice in the last month with poor selection each time…read more Our first trip was around January 1st. My wife had been in the store in mid December and liked some small boxes that could be used to wrap gifts. She did not pick them up at that time but when she went back, all the boxes had been taken off the floor and put into storage and new merchandise in it's place. Moral is plan ahead but if you see something you like, go ahead and get it because it might now be there when you come back. Second trip was last weekend and looking for something that might be of interest to an upcoming Granddaughter. Was not impressed with what they had to offer so will continue looking. Hate to say it but my personal opinion is that you will find a greater and better selection elsewhere.

Choosing new colors for your home can be incredibly stressful as it carries a major impact on how…read moreit conveys your style. That's where you need a paint store with well informed sales people to help guide you with colors, finishes and advice for the right tools. Tim and Jessica were outstanding at the Sherwin Williams Talbert location. They were efficient, helpful and knowledgeable resources.

BAIT AND SWITCH AND PRICE GOUGING. My husband and I wanted to purchase some paint here and was…read moregiven the run around. We wanted a five-gallon drum of a builder's grade flat interior wall color, normally five-gallon drums are cheaper than buying it by the gallon. This is not the case here, the price they quote is the same whether you buy five one-gallon paint tins or a five -gallon drum of paint. We were told that the paint costs $30 a gallon and if we wanted five gallons it would cost $150. $150 for off-brand cheap flat wall paint? We said that we would take two gallons instead and we presented the 25%off coupon that I received for opening a Sherwin Williams account. The associate said the price just jumped to over $40 a gallon for the paint. He said the coupon was for 25% off the 'list price" of paint which did not say that on the coupon, nor did he say that the price he quoted was a discounted price. Apparently there are several different pricing schemes for the same product which is very shifty and the actual price is something different for each customer. If they like a customer, the price mysteriously is reduced. A person who ordered the same paint was quoted a price of $67 for five gallons, what a price reduction! My father-in-law is a contractor and he gets discounts at the big box stores for large orders, but the price remains the same on the items he buys, he just gets a percent-off is total order.

This company did a great job painting the exterior of our home. Jim and the guys were professional,…read moreand really took the time to make sure everything was painted correctly. And, they were very personable as well. We love the new colors and are so glad we chose Color My World Painting. We would definitely use them again and have already told a neighbor about them who should be calling for some work there home. Great Job, Great Company.

Great customer experience from a satisfied customer! Our ordinary contractor grade brown…read more"wood-like" kitchen cabinets are now are a beautiful and glossy shade of off-white thanks to the team at Color My World. They arrived on time, worked efficiently, cleaned up the work area before leaving. They were all very friendly and helpful. Most importantly, the quality of the work is outstanding. We highly recommend this local business!

Absolutely on spot from quote, value, communication, scheduling, job performance, and clean-up…read more AMAZING COMPANY AND EXPERIENCE.. they are our Go-To painters without a doubt!

We contracted with them in 2018 for exterior. They did not finish the sills, but thought this was…read morean innocent oversight. Hired them again. NEVER AGAIN! Do not leave them alone. 1. The windowsill trim outside, you agreed to fix from your last job, was not done. 2. The walls in the basement brown, when I walked it through with you it was to be refreshed with a new coat of white. I was surprised it only took an hour to repaint white, but some of the brown is still bleeding through. During the walkthrough, you said you would be rolling the paint, therefore I did not cover anything. All painters know when spray painting, you have to put up a plastic barrier, so nothing is permanently damaged. Because you did not take the time to block the middle section of the basement, which was easily provided, from the overspray, all of our belongings have overspray on them. 3. You did not turn off our dehumidifier while painting and it froze up and quit working because of the overspray. 4. When I started to clean the living room, stairway, hall, and dining room, I found you painted the trim in flat paint. I left medium luster for the trim and marked the cans. Because we cannot close the business until this winter, I will have to wait to hire someone to repaint. You painted trim for me before in the medium lustre when you worked for me before. You cannot say you did not know. I will have to rehire to repaint. When I talked to Sherwin Williams they said they never heard of trim being painted in flat paint. 5. You took out the mollies for our curtain rods and repainted over. We were trying to make it easy for you to paint, not to remove our curtain rod mollies and patch. It took Jim six hours to redrill and put up rods. All you had to do was ask. 6. You did not cover the shelves with plastic before painting the upstairs. You did the minimum on painting the basement stairway as none of the trim was painted. I left a note on the shelf "do not paint shelf" it did not say not to paint the trim. 7. The ceiling is still bubbling. 8. I went to Sherwin Williams and they said you got a 30% discount on paint. The most expensive paint is $75 with a discount at most a gallon would be $50. I provided you with trim and ceiling paint which you did not use even though you had the instructions on what paint to use. Based upon Sherwin Williams calculation, the most would have been 6 gallons. You charged me $650 dollars for paint, which equates to 13 gallons of paint. I scheduled this job with you two months in advance and expected a professional job. You have cost us so much money and time in this job. I talked to your father, Bruce. He wanted to come back, but after such a soured relationship, I do not want your company back. He initially agreed to $1,000 refund so I can hire to repaint the trim this winter. I told him about the trim, etc and he discontinued the conversation. I can send you pictures depicting the issues.

Muse just finished a major renovation of our master bathroom. They also did some work on our 1/2…read morebath and master bedroom. We couldn't be happier with the way the projects turned out. A special shout out to our design partner, Paige Stark, who was patient and thorough throughout the process.

We had a great experience working with Muse. Paige did a great job on helping us decide what we…read morewanted to do with our remodel of our bathroom. The workers that came were professional and most times we did not know that they were there since my wife works from home. Melissa was our manager and she did a great job on listening to our concerns and ideas and even caught some items that we did not even notice. All in all it was a great experience and would absolutely use again for our next project. One of the the inspectors who was checking on our electrical and plumbing had real high complement's for Muse being very thorough with the expectations for the contractors and the client. That is a big plus.

If you want to load here, it is better to refuse, because you can lose a lot of time. I was loaded…read morefor about 11 hours

Very helpful and nice designer Angela. They take awhile responding but that is because of all the…read moreCOVID restrictions. I was all set to have a granite remnant installed with tile backsplash. They want half upfront, 25% at template, Remaining 25% at install..........ok, hesitated a bit because they wouldn't put a time limit in contract. so, technically they could keep 50-75% ad infinitum without doing a thing....."trust us", well ok, because I did trust Angela. But then the kicker. The contract stated ALL STONE SOLD "AS IS'. Angela said well, that is because it is outside and something could happen to it. Right, so they would install scratched or chipped or unfinished or dropped piece and too bad, so sad for me. I did not sign it.

I recently bought a home and knew immediately that there were changes that needed to be made. Some…read morecosmetic - like a paint job and some that required a bit more manpower. After making a couple phone calls to various contractors found via HomeAdvisor, Bernie and his team were the perfect fit. They repainted the entire home including the ceilings. Some of the ceilings above the stairs are approx ~25 to ~30ft and they still executed that with ease. The finished look is flawless. Their attention to detail was meticulous. For that alone, I would hire them again without a second thought. In addition to painting, they removed built-in shelving, removed tile and the mantel around my fireplace, installed recessed lighting, remodeled my kitchen island, and resurfaced my wood floors. I'm not sure there's a project they can't do! Above all, Bernie's communication is exceptional. If there was the tiniest issue, he would call. If there was an update, he would call. He would let me know the status of the work being completed, and when his guys would be at the house. Bernie also took the time to advise me as to what trends he was seeing in other homes that helped me in my decision process. I HIGHLY recommend Bernie and his team for any projects you may have.

Horrible, horrible job. Bernie will talk your face off until he actually gets the job, then just…read moretry getting ahold of him. I should've known when (except for 1 guy) they were well over an hour late the first day. They made a mess of my house and used my things (as in entire rolls of paper towels, stuff in my bathroom cabinet, and I have no idea why they were in my guest room at all); I understand that removing popcorn ceiling is very messy, but they left my entire front patio including my plants covered in white crap. The drywall job on the ceiling is mediocre. They put in some recessed lighting, which flickers constantly. The contract explicitly stated "repair all walls" and they didn't even so much as spackle a thumbtack hole before painting. They ripped a door stopper out of one of my walls and just left it on the floor, didn't even fix the hole THEY made. They did all kinds of damage to the drywall in the area around my door-while bringing equipment in & out, no doubt- didn't fix any of that. And the PAINTING! A toddler could do better than their idea of "high-end painting"-- if you're not sure whether to believe me, check out the pictures. They explicitly said they would remove my plantation shutters and take them to their shop to spray the paint, but instead I'm left with the hideous disaster you see in the photos. I might as well have just flung an open can of paint at them myself. But at least when they were "finished" they stored all their equipment in my backyard blocking my shed for more than a week, kept saying they would come back and "make it right" but would not commit to any of the dates I suggested, then suddenly called me in the middle of a workday wanting me to drop everything and go home to fit THEIR schedule. But what really takes the cake is that when I finally got fed up with all their crap and showed a little attitude (because by this time it was very obviously the only way to get my point across), Bernie had the audacity to try using religion to SHAME me. I absolutely do NOT recommend these people. Having hired them to essentially refinish my whole living room, I saw no evidence of any work ethic or integrity of any kind. About the House should change their name to About the Money- it would be much more honest.