I was very impressed with Mitchell at first. I was so happy to find a painter that I could use on…read morethis job and future jobs, so I thought. He was able to show me examples of his work and give me a quote on the spot. After he knew I was going with his firm, things turned a bit sour. I wanted to chat about a few things so he told me to call at 5 o'clock the next day. I called at 5 o'clock the next day and he seemed a bit irritated. So I asked him if it was a good time to talk. He said well if you want to talk with a toddler around. He was quite curt. He told ME to call him AT 5! The next day I reminded him he told me that I should call at that time and he was still complaining about talking with his child around. If you do not have a baby sitter do not ask clients to call you. I thought he would apologize for his rudeness, he didn't. Instead, I believed I was apologizing. Nuts. Then, I realized I had to remove two medicine cabinets that would leave holes in the walls that would need drywall patches. I told him about that and he said it would be $50 each extra just to do the drywall patches. Fine. Then a couple weeks later he said well are those the kind of cabinets that are hung on the wall or leave a hole when removed. I said there are holes. He proceeded to tell me then that that would probably be more than $50. So, if there are nail holes in the wall it's $50, but if there is a drywall hole it's more? I do not understand that. Mind you, I have emails where he actually wrote "confirmed" on items/clarifications to make sure they were included in the contract. I knew to do that because of the way his contract was written. Apparently, his contract only goes one way, his way. He states specifically that his contract is the entire contract: "Exclusions--Anything not mentioned in scope." I had in the contract to paint the outdoor shutters and white dry lock on the exposed cinderblock walls in the "downstairs laundry room." He's talking to me on the phone the day before, obviously not reading his own contract, and he says the shutters were not included, but he says that's okay. I reminded him they were in the contract. The next day when he goes to start work, he tells me the entire basement is not included. Mind you, he agreed to use dry lock in the "downstairs laundry room." There is no exposed cinderblock in the home except in the laundry room in the basement. He told me he didn't have the basement in any of his notes or video and he asked me if I remember going down there with him. I said I didn't remember. I reminded him of the cinderblock dry lock paint and he said well I assumed that was in the ground level - - so he didn't refer to his video that would clearly not show any exposed cinderblock above ground level ? Mind you, the contract states "Prep and paint all walls, ceilings, trim, and doors throughout the home." Well, he asked for an additional $2800 more. When I said no, it's just getting too expensive for me he dropped it to $2500 more (the contract was already ~$11,000). Mind you, he contracted with me to do the entire home. He reneged on his contract. What was I going to do? Take him to court? I need my home painted and I don't want someone to be forced to paint and do a bad job. Not saying that he would do a bad job, but I also needed it done as soon as possible. At a minimum, he should've owned up to the error. Instead, he tried to put the blame on me because I did not go in the basement with him. Seriously? If he had owned up to the mistake and given me a much better price, I probably would've gone with him. Mind you, his crew was already there and he had started putting paper down in a few rooms. He probably lost more money taking his crew away and losing a day of scheduled painting. I am just very disappointed. I think he probably would do a beautiful job, but I can't go with someone who changes the price while at the job. Is it my responsibility to walk into every room with him to make sure he has every room in his notes and video?

I absolutely had a wonderful experience with this company for interior and wallpaper removal! Very…read moreamazing job on our condo! We were very impressed with how quickly the services were done and how friendly the staff are! They even came out to us right after a huge snow storm! We will use again and highly recommend!

I had a great experience working with Edgar from Exquisite Painting DMV. He was professional,…read moreresponsive, and easy to communicate with from start to finish. Edgar repaired the drywall around a ceiling fire sprinkler, and the finished result was flawless. You can't even tell there was ever any damage. He also did an excellent job matching the ceiling paint, and everything blends in perfectly. He arrived on time, kept the work area clean, and clearly takes pride in the quality of his work. I highly recommend Edgar and Exquisite Painting DMV to anyone looking for reliable, high-quality drywall repair and painting services. I would definitely hire him again!

Would definitely recommend! I needed drywall repair and painting done in multiple parts of my house…read morewith less than 2 days notice and Edgar and team accommodated me and did high quality work. Edgar was extremely professional and communicative about the whole process.

After being impressed with Yawata Company's drywall repair on a couple small projects, my wife and…read moreI hired them last winter to remove beadboard and install drywall in our basement. Javier and the crew did a phenomenal job and transformed our basement into a vibrant space! As always, Javier was a pleasure to work with. Yawata Company merits the highest recommendation.

Javier and his team came through to replace three walls of very thin shiplap installed in the…read morebasement with insulation and drywall and they did an amazing job. They were highly professional and very kind from estimate to finish and we highly recommend them for any drywall related repairs. Upon pulling down the shiplap, they found that the framing was much thinner than expected and went out to buy better insulation right away. Javier gave us the option to re-use the trim and it looked good as new once he was finished. They were very flexible with our asks and expertly navigated a few challenges once the walls were opened up. Their preparation and attention to detail was best-in-class and they provided a very reasonably priced estimate.

Great quality, painting, excellent communication, and attention to detail in both interior and…read moreexterior work.

We have worked with Horizon Painting (Aldo and Alex Boci) for nearly 20 years. They are meticulous…read morein the materials and methods they use, which for tasks like carpentry and painting are essential to a great outcome. The quality of their work is excellent; and their pricing is reasonable, especially because you know they have paid attention to the details. I highly, highly recommend them!

I have a two story house. I needed some repair work done to the wood window frame around a rather…read morelarge master bedroom dormer above my garage. I also wanted the wood trim around the garage door, first and second floor windows, a large colonial window above the entrance, the front door and windows, and all facia boards repainted. I received four estimates, but only three did site visits. Three of the estimates were over $4,000. My house was built in 1993. I've had the front soft washed and repainted three times since then. Each time the price was a little higher, but no where close to $4,000. Liberty Painting's price was very reasonable and no where near $4,000. We scheduled the work for the following week. Two painters arrived on time. We discussed the scope of work, which included soft washing the wood. They were both very friendly and did excellent work. They cleaned up the work area as promised. I am completely satisfied with the results. Before, during, and after the project communication was great. They did everything promised. I highly recommend Liberty Painting.

I spoke with Luis and sent pictures of the work that needed to be done. He gave me a very…read morereasonable estimate and sent his crew the very next day. The repair job was excellent, after the repair was done I could not tell that there was a hole in the wall which had been repaired. Excellent work! Appreciate it!

Alex was very quick and responsive on providing a ceiling repair! His crew did a great job.read more

Worked with Alex on a dry wall replacement and they did a fantastic job! I had cuts in my wall due…read moreto a plumbing leak investigation. Using paint swatches, I provided a wall paint close to the actual color and they did an excellent job blending the paint to the point where I couldn't tell at all that drywall repair had been done! Definitely recommend them if you're looking for a professional job for a fair price. I did call around to quite a lot of contractors and Alex charged me a price slightly under other quotes so I was quite happy. Would definitely work with them again!

JZ did a great job. John was very communicative and responsive and his team did a very professional…read morejob. I highly recommend his company.

John and his team did an amazing job replacing damaged wood with pvc board and repainting my house…read moreexterior. His team was meticulous, thorough and committed to providing high quality service. I highly recommend JZ painting.

Excellent experience! Melvin and his crew were fantastic and being able to get on the schedule…read morewithin 48 hours was wonderful.

Their customer service is top-notch! They did a fabulous job painting the front of our brick…read moretownhouse -- it looked great and gave totally new life to the home. The painters were friendly and didn't need any oversight, were friendly, worked quickly, and cleaned up after themselves. We had two hiccups along the way, which both dealt with us adding on painting our front door which I offer as cautionary tales for anyone getting their front door painted: First, the powerwashing of the front door also broke our electronic lock. Patrick was quick to respond and removed the cost of the replacement lock from our invoice. (Very kind, thank you!!) Second, I don't think they told us the right kind of paint to buy because it has always looked too matte and stroke-y, and has lately started to bubble. In the future, I would do more research about what type of paint to buy rather than ask the guy who shows up -- I shouldn't have sprung it on them, even though they were more than happy to do it. Who knew that door paint selection could be such a process? Despite these two notes, I would definitely use Patrick's again in the future. It's hard to find a place that offers great customer service these days, and I am very grateful!