I hired Steve's company in September 2022 for a fence staining job at my rental property. He…read moreestimated I would need 15 gallons of stain. I went with an oil based semi-transparent stain by Ready Seal that was tinted in a natural redwood color to go with the redwood fence. The job included two coats. It looked fine at first but then it faded rapidly. His crew left approx. 12.5 gallons of stain at the job site and we're there just a few hours. I should've known something was up, but I thought to myself I was just glad I had extra stain to use YEARS from now when it would need to be reapplied. Fast forward to September 2023 when I hired a different licensed painter who bid the job lower than Painters Plus. The job was to stain a new section of fence that had to get replaced after the big storms in January. My painter had to reapply the stain over the "old" fence because the color difference with the new fence was so stark. My painter also burned through the 12.5 gallons of stain left behind by Painters Plus and actually needed more stain to complete the job of staining EVERYTHING again. It should be noted my painter used a roller, though that should not matter. I asked Steve via email about how the fence stain appears to have faded away so fast. His company's response was that my painter must have applied more than two coats or applied it thicker than they did. He also said the record wet weather we had likely affected the stain adhering to the wood. I asked him how I was left with so much leftover stain and he said he always overestimates the amount needed and with this job, a few gallons was sufficient. It is my firm belief (and my painters belief) that in September 2022, Painters Plus did a substandard $1,150 paint job that caused the stain to fade prematurely. According to Ready Seal, if properly applied to rough redwood, their oil-based stain should last for 4-5 years...not 9 months. I spoke with Steve on the phone and we could not agree on a resolution. Despite him being a painter for "40 years and doing $3 million in jobs last year", no offer was made to reimburse me for the stain or labor. I dunno. Take this review for what it's worth I guess.

Painters Plus made painting our 20 year-old, single story house very easy. From getting the…read moreestimate to scheduling to answering interim questions to paint day, everything went smoothly. Melissa in the office always answered my questions and was fine with communicating via email. Mike and the crew showed up right on time and finished in one day. We were amazed! I found a few things during the final walk-thru that I wanted touched up and Mike didn't hesitate to accommodate me, and made it clear he wanted us to be satisfied with the job. PP gave a very competitive estimate and was hassle-free. Excellent value, and we recommend Painters Plus.

this is the second time Frank and his team have painted our home…read more this time had the inside done as well. the father son team that did the work were awesome o would recommend them for your painting needs they also did my kitchen cabinets love them

Frank and his team were great to work with! Frank helped me pick out exterior paint colors and the…read morefather/son team did an excellent job. They were prompt, efficient, courteous, and always cleaned up. Frank's prices were also very reasonable. I would recommend them for your painting job.

Rob and Brandon painted my daughter's bedroom including walls, ceiling and trim. Although a small…read morespace they did a great job, were professional, clean, and properly covered furnishings in the room while painting.

Rob came and gave us a great price to paint our 3 rooms. He showed up on time and had the right…read morepaint. His detail work was perfect. Professional and cleaned up. They also saw another wall and patched a few holes and painted it for me... who does that anymore? 5 stars. Will use again in the future! Mike

The main painter in this shop is rude. He broke my security camera mounts, painted the frame of my…read moreexpensive solar screens. He got over spray all over my bbqs that he refused to cover and then cursed and yelled at me when I asked him to put the solar screens back on the windows correctly. He took them off after I paid to have them professionally installed. This Guy is a real rude person and should not be the face of the company. I would refuse bids from them if this is the best they can do. ​

This is the second home that Progressive has painted for us. The quality of work, polite crew and…read moreattending to needs of the client (us) puts them at the top of their game. I picked a color and painted swatches but doubted my choice.... Rene came out and put me at ease and gave trim recommendations etc.... couldn't be happier with how the house looks. I've recommended them to friends already. :-) If and when a third house needs you Progressive.... we will call! Thank you so very much!

We are beyond happy with the painting job on our home! This is the third time they've come and…read morepainted for us. They painted two bedrooms, all the doors, closet doors, and even the gables -- and everything looks absolutely amazing. The attention to detail was outstanding, from the clean lines to the smooth, even coverage throughout each room. They showed up exactly when they said they would, which we really appreciated. It's so refreshing to work with someone who is reliable, professional, and respectful of your time. They also kept everything neat and protected during the entire process. The rooms feel completely refreshed and bright, and the finish on the doors and trim really elevated the overall look. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality work. Five stars all the way!

We just had another amazing experience with Rynberk painting! Dan is always a pleasure to work…read morewith. Communication is excellent, price is always fair, and the quality of the work is stellar. I highly recommend this company.

Eric worked very well with us in getting my parents house painted quickly before they moved into…read moretheir house. He was professional and did a great job. Would definitely hire them again for our future painting needs.

House was just painted by Paint Solution. Eric and his assistant were meticulous in their efforts…read moreand its showed in their outcome. Eric is on site and paints!, unlike many local paint contractors who stop by to check on the poorly paid crews and then collect their profits. These guys do great work!

We had a very professional experience with Zack, he is punctual and a very good communicator. We…read morelove the quality of paint he suggested for our the outside of our home. The process was smooth, he kept the work area around our home clean through the process. We will have him come back for the interior. The attention to detail was very appreciated and recognized. Thank you Zack you are the Best! The value was reasonable for the high quality paint and service.

Our house had original painting and needed a new fresh look. Wright Quality Painting delivered…read moreabove our expectations and at budget. They did so well we hired them to do the kitchen, bedrooms, and hallways. They did a wonderful job and we will be using them again. Wonderful job! Very pleased.

He does great work with a great personality. Very friendly and reliable and will do what you want.read more

We hired Sean Fischer Painting to paint our 1940s, one-story suburban house with wood siding and…read morewood dormers on the roof. The house has an attached garage which was also painted. And, we had them paint a stucco wall along one side of our yard. They have a general contractor's license and do some work on old houses. We really wanted that because one wood window has dry rot and needs repair or replacement. It does not open and would have to be removed entirely and taken away. There is apparently only one major repairer of old windows in the area, he only works through contractors, and Sean Fischer is one of the recommended contractors. Also, the front door needed some repairs. The paint itself was faded. There were some large bubbles, unevenness from previously scraped edges, and some peeling on the roof structures. There were some cracks in the wood siding. The house was painted for sale about ten years ago, and we had repainted several walls and some trim incrementally after we bought the house. The owner and project manager gave the initial estimate. They spent at least two hours examining the project and taking measurements. They wanted to do the prep work on a time and materials basis, and gave us a flat fee for painting with the paint supplied to us at their cost. They estimated that the entire prep and painting project would take three weeks. Our prep and painting took eleven weeks. There was then another four weeks of occasional work. Things like removing masking, putting up the patio shades, and the door repair work. We chose not to have the window repaired by them, because they hadn't even started to take it away after the painting was done. We had hoped that the window would be taken away at the beginning of the project and ready to reinstall at the end, considering how long prep and painting took. We also chose to paint the repaired door ourselves, because the rest of the project had taken so long. There were several things we initially asked for that never happened. We wanted the wire mesh over the soffit vents replaced, because the previous owner had painted over them and they weren't venting well. We also asked to have the mesh masked off but instead, the painter just sprayed over it again, closing it even more. When asked to fix the problem, the project manager just said someone would have to do something about it someday. We also asked for the wire on the crawl space vents to be replaced, which should have been done in the prep phase. It wasn't, and we are now doing it ourselves. The total project time was fifteen weeks. We spent the entire fifteen weeks at home waiting for the painters. There was a rotating cast, but only two at any given time including the project manager. We never knew whether anyone would show up, when they would show up, and when they would leave. We asked for schedules but when given to us, they were seldom kept. We complained frequently. We disputed the hours for the six weeks of prep and Sean gave us a discount, and later another discount when the job was almost done. The work was done in fairly random order. Any given type of work, such as doing windows or roof trim, would be started and then left off while something unrelated was done. The painters even did things like paint window trim halfway down and just go on to something else entirely. A couple times, when no one showed up, we painted parts they had halted in the middle, and one entire window. We had agreed with the owner and project manager on what parts would get how many coats. The work was so confused, we still do not know what got one coat, what got one coat plus touchups, and what got two coats. We also had to do things like scrape paint off some window glass that had been inadequately masked. After we hired this company, the project manager told us he "wasn't really into the management thing." Later, the business owner told us he did much of his work as a general contractor for a business and he personally "was done with" painting. He has the skills, he did good work repairing the old door, but we always had to wait for the small increments of time he could spare from his other work. We think the finished job looks good. It will probably be OK long term but time will tell. But the workers are incredibly disorganized.