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We have no hesitation in recommending Derek and his crew. We had ALOT of deck & stairs that needed…read moreto be cleaned and stained and ALOT of concrete driveway, walks and patios to be power washed - now it all looks like new! The price was very fair - and just as important their work ethic and attention to detail were spot on!!

The picture posted here is a stock photo and is not indicative of how they work. The owner has…read moreblocked me because he told so many lies. He said I threatened his life! Lie#1. He called me from a so- called constables office in Sharon, PA. I didn't believe him and called them that Monday. Told me they were closed every weekend. Lie#2. Included in my estimate was a clean up crew. No clean up crew ever came. Was told they would use drop cloths. No drop cloths were ever used and I'm still removing paint stains from furniture and doors. A supposed painter moved a heavy chair, leaving gouges in my floor. The owner said he could fix it. Don't know what he used, but the gouges are still there. Never cleaned their brushes after use. Left them sitting in paint for days. Left deep gouges in my entry way, made of stone. Whatever stain never worked, leaving my new floor with dark black gouges. The stone is brown. I had over 50 fine pieces of art in my laundry room. The painter stacked them into two piles, damaging a mirror and a few pieces of art. Then he stacked them against freshly painted walls, leaving areas I will have to be to repaint. The owner asked me where I wanted him to leave left over paint. I told him in my laundry room. He put them in the garage, where it gets below freezing in the winter. I am disabled and cannot lift anything heavier than 5 pounds. I told him his painter had taken my small angled brush. The owner bought a new one and told me put the new one in the box with the paint. It wasn't there. I also had 2 plastic paint containers for rollers. They are gone. I had a small red paint bucket with my own brushes and wooden stirrers from Sherman and Williams, and paint can openers. All were taken! Never used painters tape anywhere. Owner said he would fix everything. He didn't. Never cleaned up spackle dust from anywhere. My garage is still not finished. He called my son since he was the one who contacted him. He knew he was working for me and that I was the one who would pay him. I still have the check with his supposed discount. Then he blocked my number. Why would a reputable painter block my number unless he was trying to avoid me. I wrote a bad review on Yelp and he used a threat to force me to take it down. That's a site where consumers can leave honest comments. I should have left it there because we still have freedom of speech. I guess he thought I was either a demented old woman or perhaps I had altzheimers. Have been tested for both and have neither! I have the final test results with my PCP and here in my home. I would advise anyone considering to use him to stay far away! There are many qualified painters to choose from. He's not one. I've already notified my police that if he stalks me or tries to come on my premises, to come right away. He's not playing with a full deck. If you care to reach me, my email is lomisclaws@gmail.com. If he threatens me in any way, I will have him arrested. Almost forgot, the first day his painter arrived he was wearing wet dirty tennis shoes and I smelled alcohol. I have a sign on the door that says, " please remove shoes before entering my home. He didn't even have protective booties to wear over his shoes and insisted on painting in his socks. His painter left super heavy pieces in the middle of my living room floor.

SWJ Remodeling - plumbing - Updated October 2026

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