From my experience Color World in Austin just acts as a marketer. They have a nice website that…read morewould lead you to believe they are a professional painting contractor. Once hired, they farmed off the work to an unqualified "independent contractor" in an uncoordinated fashion and did not oversee the contractor's work. I don't hold anything against the painter, Daniel, he's just trying to put food on the table for his family. However, he did not have the correct equipment, did not seem to have the skill set for the work, did not understand the scope of work, and did not understand what Color World's obligations were under the contract. We contacted Color World for a small exterior paint job based upon their website and reviews. We had cracks in the exterior stucco and needed these sealed and painted over. However, it was very high up and difficult to place a ladder. My yard crew offered to do it for $50, if I allowed them to use my 36 foot ladder. However, I was worried about the safety of working at that height and was willing to pay to have the work done safely and professionally with appropriate equipment. A company rep came out to look at the job. His name was Joseph. He was a nice gregarious guy. I guess it's possible he had a fundamental understanding of painting, but if so, he did not bother to share any of it. He seemed more a sales type, took some pictures, and provided a quote of $2,000. When asked why the bid was so high, Joseph claimed that was the company minimum and they would not take a job for less. To make it more cost effective we added painting for a large garage door and frame. The total was then $2,800. The Color World contract states they will provide all equipment and materials, do appropriate surface prep, and clean up after each day's work. For me, the only surface prep done was spraying the garage door with a pressure washer. No wire brush was used and no sanding was done. All of the paint chips removed by the washer were left on the drive overnight, after which they dried and blew all over the yard. Daniel's ladder could not have been more than 32 feet - well short of what was needed. He balanced it on the edge of a retaining wall, had his daughter try to hold it from the bottom and then stood at the very top. Incredibly unsafe. He then tried to paint it from the roof. I had specifically requested no use of the roof as I had recently been coated. The painter probably spent at most 10 hours at the house over 2 and a half days for a $2,800 job. Less than two hours on the part of the job originally bid for $2,000. Then he said he was finished. The casing around the garage door had clearly only received one coat of paint, which did not adequate cover, and the stucco paint still had visible unsealed gaps. Joseph came over to inspect the work and said it looked good to him. I showed him what I thought was unacceptable and described Daniel not having the equipment needed to do the job correctly and safely. I told him at a minimum there needed to be another coat on the door casing and that someone needed to come with the correct equipment to do the stucco job correctly and safely. Daniel came back over the weekend with his daughter and asked to use my ladder. I reluctantly provided it in an effort to get the job done, but he did exactly the same thing with the same ladder my yard crew had offered to do for $50. It seems to me like Color World is just fronting bids for what they think they can get, then leveraging unskilled immigrant crafts people to do the work as independent contractors. With this structure Color World would not have to buy any equipment, hire any employees, pay any benefits, or be responsible for safe work practices. It also allows them to blame any customer dissatisfaction on the subcontractor. If I was not concerned they would just screw the contractor; I would not have paid for this work.

I recently reached out to Color World for a quote on my office building. The previous owner had a…read morecorrugated metal wall decor in the main conference room and I wanted to remove it asap. Joe came out to quote very quickly. I knew it was going to be a lot of work removing the metal, then putting in dryway, texture, paint. I found their quote to be a fair price and the company as a whole was very professional and does great work. I would highly recommend them!

Gary and his team, Buddy and Leo, did a superb job completely repainting the exterior of our house…read more They are courteous, professional, efficient and fair. I recommend them the highest and commend them and their work to anyone.

I have had tons of painting done over the years by contracting out myself or by the sub-contractors…read morethat come with my contractor. Gary Dredla and his assistant Buddy were the most professional, most knowledgeable, most meticulous painters ever. They cost more than the other guys but you get what you pay for. Gary was professionally trained to be a painter - he did not just pick up and brush and paint and then call himself a painter. Wow, It shows and really made a difference in the staining he did on the closet doors. They are new birch doors that amazingly came out beautiful despite my originally wanting to send one back due to the big differences in the wood grain on the set. His talent made them match which is good because that door had to be custom made due to odd size. These painters can work with minimal protection because they are artists with brushes. For the first time ever I did not have spots on the tile or the carpet or the sidewalks - no drips! Everything meticulous. I am pretty sure that they work all over Austin because they had jobs out north before my job and in Barton Creek out west after my job.

Hands down the BEST company to use for your home painting project…read more I requested an exterior paint job on our home and received one of the best reasonable quotes by far from Fine Brush Painting. All details were paid close attention to and if there were any concerns or questions they took care of it, no questions asked. Everything that was listed on the quote was completed and checked off. They worked great around any changes in the weather and completed the work in a timely manner. I greatly appreciate George (owner) & his dad (carpenter work), & Servio, & Elder (paint crew) for the fine job they did. Their expertise and professionalism go a long way. I cannot say enough great things about all of them! Our house looks AMAZING!! Hire this business and this crew!!! You will not regret it!

I only went as far as getting a bid from Fine Brush Painting, but he was polite, thoroughly…read moreknowledgeable about what I would expect from a top quality level interior house paint using the best quality method and materials. I ended up going with a larger high end painting company because I was worried about the time frame and wanted more guys on the job, but I could tell I'd have been very happy with the work Fine Brush Painting would have done.

Kevin with Five Star Painting was by far the best drywall and painting professional I have ever had…read morethe pleasure to have hired. The company from the first phone call inquiry to the completion of the job could not have been any better. I highly recommend this company to anyone who needs painting and drywall service. The best of the best.

Be ware! I had the worst experience with Five Star Painting who I hired to paint the exterior of my…read morehouse. One weeks worth of work took them almost a month! The crew was inexperienced, sloppy, lazy, and took no care in their work. They showed up late and spent a third of the day looking at their phones, dripped paint on all of my outdoor furniture, punctured roofing shingles, destroyed flower gardens, crashed their truck into a retaining wall, left paint on windows, and more. The crew manager was inefficient and ignorant, and the owner offered empty promises. In the end they caused over $10,000 in damages to my property.

I recently hired Austin Professional Painters for a pretty large project: we had remodeled our…read morekitchen and had installed new shiplap, headboard, and chair rail throughout the main areas of our downstairs. The cabinets and walls needed a total refresh of paint, and all that new woodwork had tons of caulking/filling/sanding/priming etc to do. Then we needed new crown molding added to our half bath, and there were several sheetrock patches plus some ceiling cracks which needed good prepping and feathering in. Also, our front and back doors needed to be repainted. So - a lot of work! And I am picky about quality. I chose Austin Professional Painting because they seemed well organized, well qualified, and ready to go at a scale of enough workers that we could get back to living in the downstairs of our house in a reasonable amount of time. Their comfort with good quality paint was also a key factor in my choice. So: the guys who came out to do the work, Carlos and Ivan - plus another couple of guys on certain days, were very nice, polite, and extremely hard working. They did a very good job and I am satisfied with the work. I would hire Austin Professional Painters again (and probably will this fall when we get around to renewing the master bath), and I definitely recommend them. I'll have to update this review with photos soon, I just need to take a bunch of them.

We recently needed to repaint/restain the exterior of our home. We got estimates from 3 paint…read morecompanies and decided to go with Austin Professional Painting. Not only did they give us the most competitive price, John and his crew were very professional and did an awesome job. They painted the whole house including the trim and front door in about 4 days. They also used top quality paint (Sherwin Williams Emerald) so the paint should be looking good for many years. This was by far my best experience with a painting company so I highly recommend APP and will be using them for any future painting work.

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.

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

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

The painters could not have done a better job. I don't recognize my house now because it is so…read more pretty. There was excellent communication with the project manager. The painters were as polite as can be and went above and beyond my expectations. I can't recommend Tex Painting enough. Beautiful work (plus they accommodate cats being super nosy).

This guy is simply the best. Great prices, quality work. No complaints here. Would definitely use…read moreagain!

We had a sun damaged front door that needed attention before it starting having rot issues…read more Sanding, staining and sealing with UV protective varniAfter trying to get other "door refinishing" business to provide a quote or do the job for a reasonable amount (one wanted $1,500 - almost the cost of the door brand new), we found Rebolloso using Yelp. They were responsive and helpful and the estimate was a LOT less - not cheap, but much more reasonable. We scheduled and the small crew arrived on time and did al the prep and staining on day one, returned on day two for completion. Door looks so much better and is ready again to face the elements for a couple of years. Would use them again.