Jason was quick to respond and very transparent with the job cost and timeline. Showed up on time…read moreand was very courteous. We initially only wanted one accent wall painted, but decided to have Jason paint two additional walls. Would definitely recommend Jason for any paint jobs!

Worst customer service EVER! Avoid this company they are rude and unprofessional! The job never got…read moredone and the company refused to communicate despite given multiple chances!

Needed interior painting, GB did a great job. They identified areas needing repair before starting…read morethe job so no surprises. Came on time, were thorough and efficient, cleaned up everything upon completion. Would absolutely recommend them and use their services again.

OMG --- We LOVE these painters! What an AMAZING job they did on our home in Dalton Gardens! We…read morewould HIGHLY recommend them and definitely use them again. They did a fantastic job and went above and beyond to make sure everything was as it should be ( my Husband is a perfectionist!) They did the job quickly and cleanly. They treated our home as if it was their home! We are BEYOND happy!

My house is well over 100 years old and Penguin Painting did exceptional work preparing the wood…read moresiding, sealing , priming, and finish coating. They were professional and friendly . I definitely recommend them for quality work at a fair price. Flora Mcdougall

Adam and his team's work were phenomenal from start to finish! The quality of work from prep, to…read morepaint, to cleanup was incredible. He offered the lowest bid of several and offered a military discount as well. The team's attention to detail was the best we have ever experienced from a painter. He didn't use subcontractors, which is so common these days. It is almost always a bad experience when the individual quoting the project is not who shows up to paint! Adam was always in touch and easy to reach at all times. Our project was the interior of a 1,400 sq ft condominium. I have never seen a painter cover counters and floors, professionally tape off trim and remove curtain and towel rods and other items the way his team did. We will definitely be using Penguin Painting again and we highly recommend you consider them as well!

Our barn looks beautiful! We had some high peaks and a very old and weathered paint job. They did a…read moregreat job washing it, sealing it in and painting it. It truly looks like a new building. They communicated regularly and made sure things were accessible day to day. Thank you Bullet Painting -Rebecca

I had a great experience with Bullet Painting for the exterior of my vintage home. As project…read moremanager, Adam communicated promptly and professionally from beginning to end. He always kept us in the loop as to what was happening, and got to my house a little earlier than promised. The team was efficient and detail oriented in their work, which produced very nice results. Job well done! I would definitely recommend Bullet Painting.

Mark just finished painting our great room and music room. Our ceilings are at least 20 feet high…read moreand it was no problem for him. He is a master painter. Not only was he quick and did quality work but he showed up ready to work. He arrived a bit before 8:00 each day and didn't even stop for lunch. I'm so glad I finally have a painter to work with. Mark, thank you for doing a 10/10 job.

Mark was absolutely amazing. He quoted a price and that was the final price. It was a very fair…read moreprice. He helped me pick the right color. He showed up every day on time, never late once. He worked with the scheduling timing of the flooring company. I really can't say enough good about him. The paint job was beautiful, no sloppy lines or dripping down my walls. He's very professional and knows what he is doing. I would definitely recommend him and if the need ever arises, I will call him again.

Jason did an awesome job. Responded quickly to quote request, got the job done right away and was…read moregreat to work with! Highly recommend!!!

The back story is we were looking at working with this contractor on a home we wanted to purchase…read more The home was not completed so we needed him to make a bid for the completion of the project and pull permits so that we could get a loan for the house. In order to purchase the home we needed a permit to build. In order to get a permit on the home we needed an engineer's sign off since the home was not permitted in the past. It was the contractor's responsibility to get an engineer to sign off on the building so that we could get a building permit and buy the property. After months of waiting the contractor failed to get an engineer to sign off on the home, we couldn't obtain a permit, so we lost the house/funding. We had already moved all of our stuff up to WA and this rendered us houseless. Furthermore, I spoke to the engineer and it appeared he had no plans to sign the house off as safe to live in. Since we are out of towners I feel like this contractor was attempting to bully us into a payment and then throw his hands up at the last minute and say that the home would never be approved to occupy by the county. During the bid process and permitting process Jason said many times that "he did not know how to do this" or was unsure on what the county/bank was asking. I think the project we were asking him to complete was simply too big for his experience level and he realized that towards the end and that is why it seemed to be clear that he was slowly pulling out of the project but wanted payment even though he knew that this project would not move forward. We agreed to pay a $2,500 deposit to the contractor when the building permit was obtained from the county. Now that we have no permit, no house, and no contract to build, this man is trying to force us into paying the deposit on our contract. I have told him I would pay for his time since it was a long investment, but he has failed to provide an itemized invoice of the time that he spent on putting things together. I have sent several emails to him trying to work with him on this but no response. I have moved to this area with my little family, and I am scared for my life due to the threats I have received from this contractor. He has told us that, "when people fuck us around, we have options." I am not sure what options this man is referring to but it does not make me feel comfortable or safe and above all it is poor business practices. This review is just meant to be cautionary. If you intend to use this contractor for anything other than a small project please be wary. He does not have the experience for it.

We are hired them to do our new built home and we're very unsatisfied. Lots of promises to come out…read moreand touch up the issues, but they never showed. Melissa was always rude on the phone. Our house is less than three years old and we are having to have the entire exterior repainted this year, I would not recommend this business.

Painted our kitchen and bathrooms. Great job and cleaned up after themselves. Will definitely…read moreinclude it in a buyer/seller service for anyone needing real estate services.

They did a great job, my basement had so many cracks and a large cut out where maybe a sump pump…read morehad been. My house is from 1920 and the concrete was in bad shape. It looks perfect now and I am enjoying my new rec room space!

For me, the true test of a company within the construction industry is how they deal with issues…read morethat arise when things don't go perfectly. The short version of this review is that this company, Coveted Coverings (CC), responded when the floor was not completely covered and finished due to fickle nature of dealing with epoxy floors. They had to come back to the job site after thinking all was finished, and apply a totally new surface coat, through a complicated (and expensive!) process to make sure the new surface adheres to the previous. The point is that they came back, redid the surface coat, and left us with a very nice floor--exactly what we wanted. This costed them time and money, since they did not charge us for the final coat. From our perspective, you can trust these guys to do the right thing, and leave you with a high-quality result. Not only that, but they are friendly and easy to work with. For those who prefer more detail, this is what happened at our house. We agreed to do a flake floor on a wooden subfloor (plywood) that had lots of gross imperfections, from the screw/nail holes to the butt joints and other cracks. All the imperfections had to be filled with an epoxy paste. Then they do the main epoxy layer that they added just enough to fill in some of the worst dips in the floor, followed by the flake layer, ending with the surface coat. The CC guys showed up when they said they would, were professional throughout and the first few layers went great. They took a severely flawed subfloor and made it such that we couldn't tell. The problem arose in the top coat: they ran out of epoxy just before the end of the floor. Ninety percent was done, but the last few feet just didn't get covered right. This was after they showed up with 15-20% extra epoxy to make sure this doesn't happen. As an aside, one of the things I appreciate the most from this process, is that I learned quite a bit about epoxy flooring from these guys. They were patient with all my annoying questions, basically teaching me what I didn't know. I had been fooling around with epoxy for a while, and thought I knew how to do what they were doing. In fact, when they gave me the quote for the project, it was more expensive than I expected and I thought we could do it ourselves, since I was now such an expert in Epoxy (yeah, right). Watching them closely and asking questions, I learned just how much I didn't know, and suitably humbled, I have gained a much deeper appreciation for what has to be done. One of the things I learned is that it is very difficult to get the quantities right, and just buying (and charging the customer) way more, has its own set of problems (like how do you store the extra, what conditions does it require, how soon does it degrade, etc). Apparently this is especially true for wood floors, where the absorption rate and imperfections vary so widely. So, it's completely understandable that they ran out of epoxy, despite their expertise and planning. Once they took a look at the unfinished floor, they didn't argue, and simply went through the process of planning and executing the final coat (again). They had to go through the process of abrading (sanding, basically) the now-cured surface, using some chemical processes to further prepare the surface for bonding with the new surface coat, and finally applying the new layer. This took a full day, and they had to buy all the materials and soak up the time. They did all this without complaint or issue, and did not charge a cent more than we had already agreed upon. I felt a bit bad that they had to take a loss and tried to pay them more, but they refused. Exceedingly rare for construction firms these days. Bottom line: I trust these guys, and got to see firsthand how epoxy floors can be done right. In hindsight, the price was not too high--it was my ignorance and assumptions that made it seem so. To be fair, they were not the lowest bid (nor were they the highest), but they aren't greedy and are building their business the right way: by doing good work at a fair price and taking full responsibility for what they promise. I can't point to many other outfits we've hired to do construction related projects that take the care that they showed.