Friendly, helpful service. Good communication. If you want good craftsmanship, someone who loves…read morehis work, takes pride in the work, then this is the guy to work with. I contacted Anthony about laminate flooring, and it turned out really good. He gave recommendations, options, and it shows he has experience with the recommendations he made. Floors turned out not squeaky, but solid, flat and smooth.

If you our looking for an honest, hard working, talented individual to make your hardwood floors…read morelook brand new Anthony is your man! He was always on time, worked full days and is very meticulous about his work. We hired him for our hardwood floors and once they were restored and looking amazing we decided to continue our renovation with LVP. You will NOT be disappointed hiring Anthony for all your flooring needs!

They did a great job on my car and were both quick and professional. Have already recommended them…read moreto others. Definitely worth the price in this heat.

This was my second time coming in for a windshield tint, and both times Jonathan did a phenomenal…read morejob. He's the only one in Redding who works with Llumar tints, and his pricing is very reasonable. I wouldn't go anywhere else in Northern California. Make sure to book an appointment--Jonathan is extremely responsive and clearly a hard-working professional.

I hired Mend A Bath to repair and refinish a cracked sink. Within one month, the refinished surface…read morebegan peeling. They redid the job, but just a few months later the finish peeled on the other sink. I was told the coating had been nicked, allowing water to get underneath and causing it to peel, and that I would need to pay for another refinish. While I understand that was their explanation, I expected a professionally refinished sink to be durable enough that a minor nick would not result in the entire finish failing twice in such a short period. I was disappointed that the work was not covered after two premature failures.

I was not happy with the finish of my vintage tub the moment it was completed on 6-2-25. I showed…read moreTyler, the individual who completed the work accompanied with his apprentice, that I was concerned with several areas that looked like there wasn't enough finish coat applied to give the tub a universal glossy finish and that there were small groves that were not filled in appropriately on the flat edge of the tub. Tyler remarked the material he sprayed on would "float" and even out in those areas. I knew that was a lie. Tyler took picks of the white, refinished tub. I texted Greg, the owner several hours later regarding my concerns. I had to leave for a MD appointment and I didn't want to be late going around in circles with Tyler and Greg. I should have never paid in full for work I was not satisfied with. I never go against my rule, but I did this time because my health makes confrontational situations stressful and I have the entire house in renovation. On 7-7-25, Greg arrived finally arrived without Tyler which Greg indicated Tyler would be coming with him. Greg kept parroting over and over "the tub resurface exceeded industrial standards." Well, it didn't exceed my standards and I'm the custom who dished out over $700 for the refinish. This included total commute time on the road from Redding to Chico which I was forced to pay for, approx. $200. I've NEVER had t lo pay commute fees for employees time on the road and gas. I was told when Tyler arrive, there was an extra charge to add texture to the bottom of the tub. I was not informed of this additional cost when I spoke to Greg on the phone. I paid the additional $40 for peace of mind and body. Greg sanded down the debris and said he was done in less than 30 minutes. I asked why the tub wasn't refinished in the areas I mentioned. Greg said the areas were fine. I pointed out divots on the flat surface of the tub and he said I didn't mention those areas prior to the tub refinish. I had sent pics as he requested prior to the work, but it is very difficult to take a pic of a white tub to show imperfections. Greg stated that would cost an additional $125 and only the area after Ted would be spray finished. That means the finish would not be uniform as there would be over spray and fanning wouldn't avoid that it was obvious it was touched up. The "divot" was obvious but Greg said I should have mentioned this to him prior to them coming as he had asked me if there were any divots and chips. Well what is the definition of those two irregularities? If the tech arrives and sees there are theses imperfections simply tell the customer and bill for it to ensure the customer is happy. We went around in circles and Greg simply left saying I would never be happy with the " Industrial standards". Folks, this vendor is a hard swipe to the left.

Owner Steve and his foreman Forrest are Amazing. I confess I had tried painting my kitchen myself,…read moreand I learned I Stink at painting. So I looked through several spots, and found that Empire painting is so highly rated, and I can verify that they deserve every compliment. They took care of everything as if it were their own, using tape and paper and drop cloths to protect the floors and counters and window glass, and put on two coats over two days because it was Very Dark before. The kitchen now looks fantastic, and feels twice as large and so open. They finished the kitchen exactly when they said, and the price was exactly what was quoted. And then for a bonus! They had a bit of extra time today, and I hired them to paint the walls in a small bedroom....I've newly moved in and it had a musty smell. Steve gave me a good and fair price, and Forrest put on two coats, and Wow! another great job. Everything was left spotless, too, in both areas! So if you are looking for excellent (and friendly) painters who charge a fair price, who do everything they've promised, and make things look great, contact Empire Painting. You can reach Steve, the owner, at (530) 744-4804. (Of course, if he's right in the middle of a job, it might be a few minutes to a couple of hours before he can call you back, depending on what he's doing. But he Always calls back as soon as he can!) Empire Painting is Priceless.

Owner Steve and his helper Chad, were courteous, very punctual from first day to last, is…read moreparticular in using the best paint available, and did an excellent job from prep work, painting, trim work, to clean-up. And started and finished the job when he said he would! If you are as finicky as I am about workmanship and service professionalism then Empire Painting should be your first choice!

This is your go to guy for a beautiful Kitchen paint ! He really knows his stuff. Theres something…read moreto be said for years if experience , and what a great guy all around . If you are sitting on the fence because you really don't know who to call ... Call Wade Nelisen. Im sure he will give you more than your moneys worth of skill and expertise . Im one happy gal!

From the owner: We provide over 50 years experience in Specialized Coatings, Old School Painting Restoration, and…read moreFine Wood Finishing. Warranty Work, Free Estimates, Cabinet Refinishing and more....Call Us Today. The Right Choice.

I got Nhance to refinish my kitchen cabinets. -They dont…read moresand or prep -So much hair and paint chunks in the finished look - super thin paint, not enamel, just poor paint - paint just comes off in most places with minimal contact They will not sand and prep my cabinets and re-paint. They already got paid $6k for it so all they WILL do is charge me $2.6k to replace the cabinets doors. My doors and drawers are in great condition, there's no need to replace them but I can't afford to pay someone else to take it all down, sand, prep and re-paint again. NOT HAPPY They said they wash the cabinets down and the paint isn't sticking because of oils on the surface over the years. Well sanding takes care of that. And my question is...If YOU KNOW your method doesnt work well with refinishing, why keep doing it that way? I SEE WHY THEY HAVE TERRIBLE REVIEWS. They came over to give an estimate and didn't have an example of what the finished product would look or feel like but told me it would be enamel-like. Its more like a thinner, less covering paint. It was supposed to be in gloss and they did a satin finish, so no shine at all. I also spent a lot of time and money choosing my color. Went thru 17 different samples and they cost $8 each. But I found my color, they said they can match anything. It was supposed to be a faint sage color. They said they couldn't match it on the DAY OF WORK. If I would have known that they couldn't match it, I could have given them my second choice which was a warm vanilla shade. But since it was the day of, I just went with it. The cabinets doors and drawers are very thinly covered and lots of chunks and hairs and grit in the paint. Now it does look nice from afar but not up close and not the color i chose, but what they chose FOR ME. They told me "we dont have every single color" but i was told they could color match anything. It was quick and finished on time but not the color I wanted or the sheen and you can see some areas where I did paint swatches on the doors, just the outline of the old paint because they dont sand anything. Paint is already chipping off and lots of areas that came off when tape was removed. I took pics and sent them so they came out and asked where the issues were. I pointed out all the chunks, hairs, areas that were already peeling off, the nail that was sticking out and they just painted over it and minimal coverage areas. They said i signed a contract acknowledging that there would be "some pitting" , i didnt realize "some pitting" was every surface, front,back, top, bottom, left and right. It just looks like it didn't get full coverage. Owner said i was "too picky" and he'd be proud to show off this work. Well I guess thats good cause its going on your review! They said they would touch it all up and if I wasnt happy, they would re-paint. So after the touch up, I said I wasnt happy because the coverage was still showing the wood color thru. Owner said they weren't going to repaint. I was like? You JUST told me that you would re-paint but now you wont. So I said I guess we're done. So a few days later, owner called and said he knew i didnt like it and was unhappy that the paint comes off so easy everywhere and the coverage is so thin. So he told me i could pay another $2.5k and theyd replace the doors so that the paint wont come off the new ones. I have to do it because the paint is going to be a disaster in just a few weeks anyhow and i dont have another $6k to pay someone else to sand and prep and paint correctly. So now I'll be out $8.5k and still have to repaint the base next year im sure but the doors will be fine.... I hope. The longer I have been looking at my cabinets, the sadder I have been getting. I wish I would have just done it myself because I'm out so much money and I dont have the kitchen I wanted and STILL have to paint a large amount myself now after all. If you look at my pictures you can see the swatch of my color and the color they chose for me. I'm so disappointed and out a ton of money too. I have over 35 pics of hair and chunks in the paint, didnt post all but you get the idea . Was it fast? Yes Was it quality work? No Do I regret this whole endeavor? TOTALLY

He came in and did the job and put all my sliders in my kitchen cabinets. We had a little…read moremisunderstanding because I didn't get two cabinets, but as soon as I called them and told them he fixed the problem right away. I'm very happy with this work and I would use him again. I would also recommend him.