I would NEVER recommend this company, EVER!!!
I'm sorry I…read moreused them at the recommendation of my real estate broker. They talked a good game, but in the end it was all just hot air. Two days into the prepping and masking, their 2 best painters quit. Why?The job shut down for a day or two until they hired two very unqualified replacement painters. One was about 19 years old and knew nothing about painting and the other guy was equally inexperienced. The only 2 painters with any experience were the foreman and his wife. The foreman was hardly there to supervise. I found him sleeping in his truck on one or two occassion. They rushed the prep work and the professional paint job I was promised was anything but professional. Not only did they fail to do a good job, but they failed to come back and fix all the 100+ issues that are wrong with their workmanship. Further more, one of the young painters scatched and gouged my slate floor tiles while moving the refrigerator. Moreover, he failed to run an extension cord to re-plug it back in. It had no power for 24+ hours. My frozen fish, prawns & scallops all thawed. I quickly ate the salmon in 3 days, but threw away the shellfish and scallops worth over $60. This company has yet too come make good on their warranty work after 2 months. I called the owner and he said to call the foreman which I did 3 different times and left voicmails. He did call me back once and I asked him when are you coming to fix & finish the job. I paid you $21,000 in full!! They have ghosted me completely even after I paid the foreman a $500 bonus. Having 2 months to go over and scrutinize the job, did I realize this was a horrible paint job. The owner & foreman did try to contact me last week, but forwarded them to voicemail. It was a coincidence they called only because I contacted the account sales rep at Pittsburgh Paint to ask about buying new paint they mixed for my particular job.
I now have gotten the Oregon CCB involved. I had 2 other painting contractors come over to get quotes on fixing their gross negligence and each contractor was flabbergasted at the sub-par work and one contractor basically called it a "hack job". Each contractor said the entire interior needs to be redone and parts of the exterior need to be redone to correct the all the numerous paint runs, the dozens of paint drips running down the walls, the paint overspray, drip still on my floors, uneven lines, not painting the exterior trim, dozens of paint smears, re-sanding to bare wood, using primer when needed on the porch railing near the Rainbirds which is now bubbling and peeling off due to moisture, all new prepping materials including masking tape, floor paper, time to move my furniture in the garage and me leaving my home for 4-5 days and several gallons of new paint for a cost of $20,700-$23,000. Even if they come to me and want to try and make it right, I dont trust them and I've lost confidence in their painting skills. Not to mention the bitter feelings now created with me going to the CCB for the monetary damages and emotional duress they have put me through. I still have to get a bid on replacing 3 badly damaged kitchen slate floor tiles due to negligence of their employees! All in all..."Caveat Emptor" Which is Latin for "Let the Buyer Beware" and try to work with a mid to large size experienced painting company with 10-30 employees and not a 4-5 person unseasoned crew. I'm sure this will go to mediation after the CCB comes out to inspect their work. A lawyer told me I have a good case, but go through the required steps with The CCB.