Gian and his crew were competent, timely, clean and affordable. We had them paint the interior of…read moreour condo in the Third Ward. They understood the issues of working downtown and did a great job. The painting they did in the trim work was good enough to have us add on painting of our bathroom cabinets. We are happy with the results!

GianCarlo and his team were excellent. They completed exterior painting for us on our older brick…read morehome. They fulfilled what they promised to do and problem solved on issues that came up for a great result. Would highly recommend.

I requested a quote back in June. They came out and looked and then ghosted me. I tried calling…read moretheir offices numerous times and left messages.

Showed up late, never sent quote. I sent them an email Monday and still haven't heard back...it's…read moreSaturday. Maybe they have a two week response time? Wouldn't recommend

Came promptly to provide a quote, which was reasonable and ballpark. Once I decided to move forward…read more(on.a Saturday) they were able to get started on the job the following Thursday! Roughly 1100 sq ft, including kitchen cabinets which had to be converted from stained to painted. Fixed cracks and holes, including drywall repair in a closet and an old ceiling repair that needed to be redone. They did all this in 3 days in order to be done before flooring was installed! Good communication all along with the office, owner and site lead as they tried to fulfill my requests on new kitchen hardware and as they ensured every detail was handled. It looks great. Solid choice!

From the owner: We are a remodeling business that offers many services we…read morehave been in business for 5 years no home or project is to big for us we go above and beyond to make our clients happy when they see the work we do. we take pride in responding fast and making sure every clients needs are met

Cutting edge painters did a marvelous job! They painted our kitchen, kitchen hall, dining room,…read moregreat room, entry hall, bedroom hall, and the master bathroom with expertise! Not a drop on wood work! I highly recommend these painters who were most polite, helpful, punctual, and well mannered. They worked with professionalism, and did a splendid job throughout our home. They did all the clean up and they completed this job in 3 days! Highly impressed and I a very particular ! Well done!! I will hire this company again in the future. I have a friend who will be hiring this company too in Fall once weather cools down some.

We had the interior of our condo painted and we are very happy with the work and service. We had…read moresome high vaults and damaged walls and everything looks great now. It looks like a new house!

We live in a condo and the upstairs units condos leaked into our bathroom (we are on the 1st…read morefloor). Although through no fault of our own, a plumber had to be hired to find the leak and then repair it, leaving 3 huge holes in our bathroom drywall. Jeremy, from R & R, came on 3 consecutive days to repair the drywall and did an absolutely wonderful job! We would hire him & his company all over again! We could not be more pleased w/his work, his work ethic and his attention to detail.

Norbert did an amazing job painting my living room and dining room. He was easy to deal with and…read morehad the job done quickly.

Let's get the good out of the way upfront. Josh was at least honest about the inefficiencies with…read moretheir process and he was on time. Now...on to the negatives. Which are all process decisions that they need to revisit, because it likely costs them business if they would do it right. Culvers will not take your job unless it "eats up a full day". Meaning their slots are day slots. I get it - they need to pay people. The way you do that: have HALF-day slots and charge for that. Because you see...Josh himself said, quote, "you'd end up paying double". Which means that if they were to do half-day slots, it would be the viable price that he thinks it should have been...but because they refuse to do that, they basically overcharge you for work. The key with them is that they don't care for any small jobs. Solomon C indicated some trim painting, which I consider a small job, so whatever they've changed is a recent development, likely. Brenda O indicated an issue with coats of paint - everyone with competency knows that a single layer of paint was not going to be sufficient for anything. Conversations with Josh revealed a minimal understanding about color blending, and it's possible I dodged a bullet. Either way, I won't use, consider using or refer them until/unless they're willing to rethink their business model to better accommodate ALL customers without significantly sacrificing profits.

We were overdue for getting our cracking exterior trim painted, so I reached out to Culver's and…read moreseveral other painters to get quotes. Exterior painting does not come cheap, especially because our house is two stories, and the roof is definitely steep in several areas. Some smaller, highly rated painting companies outright declined to do an estimate as it was late in the season (September) when I started getting quotes, and our house was just too much of a challenge. Fortunately, Culver's was prompt with a response to come out and review the proposed job. They provided an estimate, which was not inclusive of the paint which we had to provide. When compared to the subsequent quotes I received, Culver's came out the most competitive, and I chose to go with them, and I am glad I did. Culver's was able to start the job a couple weeks later and they were able to complete the job in two days. I reviewed all the areas that needed to be painted with them, and the crew was professional and communicative. There was an area I forgot to point out during the estimate. I asked the crew if they would be able to include that (a couple small areas on the ground floor), and they did at no extra charge. They did thorough and excellent work, and I was very pleased with the final product. Culver's is definitely a great choice for painting jobs. They will be at the top of my list should any other painting needs arise!

Outstanding job, beyond our expectations! Hard working, friendly, and with diligent attention to…read moredetail. Everyone followed directions to a T. Loved working with Sean our estimator, Caden our project manager, and all of the painters. I would recommend them to anyone and use them again in a heartbeat! Very fair price!

I have been dealing with this nightmare for 1 1/2 years now. I hired Two Day to paint my newly…read morepurchased house in Fall of 2024. They sent clueless subcontractors who spoke no English, and caused extensive damage to my home. Two Day has refused many requests to fix anything unless I pay them in full first - leaving my new home in horrible shape all this time. They used a wood stain(NOT rated for metal, per the MDS) on all the metal downspouts, gutters, and patio door causing immediate and extensive bubbling/peeling of the paint. A proper fix would require everything to be completely striped and redone with a properly rated product, and the labor cost of doing so would be enormous. No other contractors I talked to wanted to touch it and recommended full replacement. My quoted replacement costs for the damaged items is just shy of $25,000! Two Day is now trying to sue me for full payment plus ridiculous fees and interest, while shirking any and all responsibility. It is due to a small clause in the contract that states "All disputes will go through NARI mediation and arbitration" that they have avoided taking any responsibility thus far. What the contract doesn't say, is that going through NARI(National Association Remodeling Industry), which Two Day is a member of, requires a $2000 non-refundable upfront fee! There is no way I was going to hand over an additional $2000 to their questionably 'unbiased' member organization just to get them to fix their mistakes and satisfy the original contract. As I refused to pay the $2000, Two Day and NARI conducted some kind of kangaroo arbitration hearing without me present, refusing to allow any of my evidence of their negligence and damage. The arbitrator only heard Two Day's lies and omissions and ruled in their favor. Don't make the same mistakes I did. Stay FAR away from Two Day Painting, and for that matter anyone whose contract demands that disputes must go through NARI's $2000 Clown Court. ------------------------- Re: Garret's response on April 8th I've never worked with you Garret on this matter. You haven't been out to my house to see the results. But I think the photos paint a pretty clear picture for everyone. The fact that you can't refute any of my points is also very telling for all. Despite the weaselly way you try to reword things and frame them in your favor, it's all essentially just lies by omission. Because you know full well: 1) You used a wood-only stain on the metal parts of my house against manufacturer specifications. Your negligence here is clearly documented. 2) All of your 'generous offers' were contingent on you getting paid in full first. As if I am foolish enough to give up all my leverage and just trust a company that has already demonstrated extreme negligence and damaged my property. 3) I absolutely did NOT ever refuse to participate in the mediation or present evidence. I refused to pay a surprise $2000 non-refundable fee to NARI that was never disclosed in your contract(you REALLY should!) - and because of that I WAS BARRED from showing up and presenting any of my extensive evidence. Why would someone throw away another $2000? When the best possible outcome would be NARI forcing you to send the same terrible workers of questionable legal status back out and hoping for a better outcome this time. Your MO is clear. Promise anything verbally - do everything you can to avoid it being documented in writing. Send the cheapest bargain basement subcontractors to do a rushed job. Then use your warranty to hold over dissatisfied customers heads so they don't complain or leave you bad reviews - because they already paid you in full and they are just hoping you will show some shred of decency and professionalism and maybe fix some things. If you had any at all, you would understand that it is unethical to negligently damage someones house using improper products for the material getting painted and then demand full payment before you will even attempt to fix it. You would understand that it is unethical to just ignore multiple items that were promised in the contract and in writing that objectively and admittedly went unfulfilled - and then demand full payment. As far as me "honoring the court's decision" - you know full well no such decision has been made because the matter has yet to see a courtroom. NARI's one-sided $2000 pay-to-play arbitration hearing is not court. I hope you can reflect on this and do the right thing Garret. I'll offer you the benefit of the doubt since it's possible you were not provided full information by Eric Rauterberg. But if not, let me be clear: You are not going to get away with this