This is my second review for Matt and his crew at Valhalla. If anything, I'm even more impressed by…read morethis latest project. They came in to repaint my roof deck and the surrounding walls. Due to dry rot, this also required carpentry work. In just about a week, they replaced about 40-50 rotten boards, painted the deck wood and walls, did other cosmetic repairs, and ensured everything was moved back to where it was when they were done. Their communication was on point and they always showed up when they said they would. Matt goes beyond as well. He makes sure you're aware of all options on how what kind of finishes are possible and why any might be considered. He addressed structural issues caused by the original builders. He also approaches the project in a manner that ensures the rest of the house won't get damaged during the work (in this case, hoisting all the new and old wood off the roof via rope). Would highly recommend.

Matt and team were great to work with- super solid work ethic, great communication, fair pricing,…read moreand stellar workmanship. The work they did on our basement (800+sq ft?) was nothing short of spectacular and they were able to finish earlier than expected! My wife and I plan to work with Valhalla Painting for all our future projects.

Guy seems nice and it was my second time using his services. Big heads up, his current rate is 2hr…read morefor 200$ not including travel time. I had booked him for services to fix my toilet and install a garbage disposal. He had mentioned he was working another job at the same time and said he'll come back for the garbage disposal. He never did. He billed $270 total for 20mins of his time. I had expressed my concerns that the job was not done and asked if i could get a discount. He refused. Although i liked his work, he couldn't help to reduce the cost. I'll take my business elsewhere. We all get screwed over at some point i thought this guy would work with me but nope. Another story of a guy on his high horse screwing the small man over.

Workers were friendly and polite. Dry wall patch job looked flawless. Quote was reasonable. Will…read moreuse them again.

Johnny B Painting is fantastic! I really needed a bathroom remodel (I mean really!). Also to have…read moremy back deck rebuilt, and some other updates. Johnny showed up on time and gave me a detailed bid. Giovanni, who is an expert craftsman and carpenter, did a really nice job. They did the job start to finish in a timely manner. I am not at all experienced in remodeling and they were very patient with me as I decided on materials etc. Trustworthy, experienced, and courteous. I would highly recommend working with Johnny B Painting. If they are on the job you know you are in good hands!

I can't say enough good things about Johnny B Painting. Johnny was quick to come take a look at the…read moreproject and get me an estimate. The project was a tricky one but he was confident his team could do it well. And they did! Best, when the color the paint store supplied wasn't a perfect match, Johnny called to have me take a look then spent hours getting the color perfect. His team wanted it to be done right, not just okay. The job was completed in a day and no trace of their work (supplies and mess) were left behind. Which I so appreciate. We have hired four different painters while fixing up our house -- from here on out Johnny's team will be the only ones we call.

This is the second time I've used Javal Painting. Each time they have delivered amazing results at…read morea very reasonable rate. I highly recommend them for both indoor and outdoor painting.

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Enkhbold Jambaa did an outstanding job painting our two story house and our vacation house. He was…read morethorough and very professional. Both houses and stand alone garages, being very tall, were not easy to paint. It required a lot of skill. He and his help navigated the roof and tall ladders with care and precision. They took great care not to damage our plants and non painted surface. I highly recommend his company and I would gladly hire them again for our future projects! Patti

Bold is exactly what you want in a painter - a perfectionist! We were very pleased with the work…read moredone at our home and will be calling him for any projects we have in the future.

I hired Aull the Best to do two interior projects for me in Downtown highrises. Laurie Aull and her…read moreteam were absolute professionals and delights. Laurie was detail-oriented and proactive in nailing down details like timeline, project specifications, and building access. She was eager to provide feedback, and always willing to refer to other experts as needed. Aull the Best completed both jobs efficiently, with loving detail and a clear respect for the property. It's a reflection of Laurie's sincere personal dedication to her clients, which is clear in every communication. If you need to be home during the work, the whole Aull the Best team is great company. Exceptional communication and end product at a reasonable price. I strongly recommend Aull the Best Painting!

Laurie and her team painted some rooms in our house last fall. They were a pleasure to communicate…read morewith, very flexible, and did a wonderful job. Everything has helped up great and I would absolutely use them again, I couldn't recommend them enough!

Eric has the ideal combination of being extremely precise and perfectionistic with his craft while…read morealso being super laid back with his personality, easy to talk to, and communicative throughout the entire process. As someone who has color choice paralysis, Eric was so supportive throughout the entire process. Also, we have a dog, cat, and energetic toddler and Eric was able to work seamlessly around them all (and took care of setup and takedown). We are absolutely in love with the transformation of our home that he achieved through this paint project! The pricing was extremely fair and he finished the job ahead of schedule and within budget. Could not recommend a painter more. We can't wait to work with Eric on future projects!

I am shocked that Eric has no reviews so far, so I had to make sure I made one!…read more I interviewed at least 6 companies for my interior painting job, and got a lot of guys listening to me, then either giving me a rough quote on the spot or writing down my talking points and emailing me later. Eric was the first one to truly ask me questions, discuss how to make the project successful, discuss details like baseboard touch ups, etc. Then, his quote went line by line on everything he would be completing and what everything cost, so I truly felt like I knew what I was getting for my money. I have young kids so I'm not interested in painting my entire house at once. Some companies gave me the impression my job was too small, or it wasn't worth their time, but Eric totally understood. He's been out for two "small" jobs as we slowly get around to painting different areas, and I really appreciate that flexibility! Plus, you'll see, he's just a downright nice guy - you feel like your friend is coming over to do the work versus hiring from a generic painting company. He even replaced a burned out light bulb that required a ladder to reach, and hung back up a toilet paper holder we had been neglecting to put back for years, all without being asked. He also updates you daily via text how the project is going, complete with pictures, and is super responsive to any questions. Oh, and his work is outstanding. Our rooms look brand new. Don't look any farther, hire him!

I have to give Seattle Paint & Drywall a very mixed review. Some things were great; some things…read morewere not. Patrick, the estimator (and owner, I think?), was hands-down the best person that we talked with. We wanted some non-standard work done, and most of the other folks we talked to sounded like they had no interest in doing something non-standard, so we were really impressed with Patrick's enthusiasm. He sent us a few quotes, including different options for the work that we wanted done. The final quote seemed pretty reasonable. They told us that the whole job should take about a week. So we scheduled our movers for the Monday after. Sadly, things only got worse from here. The painters arrived on Monday. When we showed up, we decided that the ceilings didn't need to be sanded and refinished after all, but that we did want to paint the trim. The lead painter called up his boss, and I got a call from an administrative assistant, who asked me to give a verbal approval for the price change. I was kind of surprised at how big the price difference was; the extra amount for painting the trim was five times as much as the savings from not sanding and refinishing the entire ceiling, which seemed hard to believe. But we had already signed the contract, so there wasn't much else we could do. On Friday, we stopped by to see how things we were going. We were dismayed to find the place in total disarray. They were barely halfway through with the paint job, and there were painting supplies (and stray paint) everywhere. The place had started out relatively clean, and now it was a total mess. In addition, some of the painting work was pretty shoddy. Instead of following the technique that we had requested, they had basically just brushed paint haphazardly on the wall. We told them that the state of the walls was unacceptable, and they said that they'd redo it. We also reminded them that the movers were coming on Monday, and they promised to have the place cleaned up so that we could move in. Monday came around, and the place looked a little better; there was at least enough free space for us to fit all our boxes and furniture. But it was still pretty messy, and because the paint job wasn't even close to done, we couldn't really unpack most of our boxes, nor could we put most of our furniture in place. At least, thankfully, the bedroom was mostly done, so I could set up our bed. Aside from that, for the next couple of days, we were basically living in a construction zone. In addition, when we were moving in, we ran into a new neighbor. She mentioned how the hallway carpets had just been cleaned, and the painters were getting paint and dirt all over everything. Needless to say, this isn't the first impression that we wanted to give our neighbors! On Wednesday (I think), the painters finally finished up, packed up their stuff, and left. Unfortunately, they also left a huge mess. And, as we gradually found out over the next couple of days, there were also tons of things that hadn't been finished properly, or that had been done really poorly. Undersides of cabinet shelves hadn't been painted at all; they still hadn't gotten the special technique right on the walls; there were big areas that clearly still needed a second coat; and they even broke our paper towel dispenser. We called up Patrick, and the painters were back, this time with a supervisor. The supervisor walked through the condo with us, and made a huge list of all the things that they needed to get done, including "clean the damn floor" (his words). By the end of the day, the paint job finally looked finished, but we still needed to wait another 24 hours for everything to dry before we could really set everything up. About a month went by, and we didn't hear anything from them. Eventually, we received the bill. It was yet another disappointment and surprise. First, even though we had "downgraded" the quality of the paint (the bid was for Rodda, the paint we got was Valspar), it turned out that the Valspar was much more expensive, because they paid retail. So we had an extra charge for that. Second, there were $1,500 worth of hourly charges for additional work. The hours were way overstated (and we eventually got the charges reduced), but even so, it seemed excessive for what they accomplished. The moral of the story, for us? First, never sign a contract that includes hourly billing. Second, never sign a contract that doesn't clearly separate materials from labor. Third, find out other people's experience of what happens when you ask for a contract change. Fourth, don't assume that a good estimator always has good people working for him. In the end, we're reasonably satisfied with the work that was done, but we're definitely not happy with how much work it took to get here, and how much money we had to spend. We'll definitely be looking elsewhere the next time we need painting and drywall work.

These are hands down the best painters in Seattle, WA! They really work with you and will work hard…read moreto make sure you are happy with the finished job. Thanks for being a reliable team of Seattle Painters!