Kurt Magical Painting did a horrible job on our cabinets. They were not sanded or primed. Sprayed…read moreover existing color. Arrives late and paints through midnight. Please avoid this company at all cost. We're 7k out with no remedies. You will notice only 14 reviews with over 10 years of service. Avoid.

The best! I highly recommend Kurt for all your painting wants & needs. This is my second time…read morehaving my home painted by him. He is very creative & passionate about his work! He does interior & exterior. Does a beautiful job!

I found ZAP via online reviews and they seemed to score well. I was able to get a rough quote over…read morethe phone when I first called ZAP. I left a message and when they had a break from whatever job they were on that day, they called me back. The owner then scheduled a time to briefly stop by and finalize the estimate by getting accurate measurements of the surface area to be cleaned. I was able to call back with an additional request the next day and schedule the work within two weeks. They called to reconfirm the appointment the evening prior and arrived on time on the scheduled day. Our job consisted of a driveway, two walkways, and a mid-sized concrete and brick patio area. They also cleaned the rear of our house (siding). The job took about 5.5 hours. The bill seemed very reasonable (vs. me taking probably twice that time myself with a smaller pressure washer). I'm sure the concrete will darken up again over time and I'll be calling ZAP back at some point. Recommended.

we have been a customer of Zap Pressure Washing for over 20 years. They have always been pleasant…read moreto work with, reliable in their scheduling, thorough in their work, and honest and fair in their pricing. Bruce

HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! I usually skip reviews but they deserve…read morethis one. I am pretty handy myself but I reached out to a few companies to remove my popcorn ceilings. Ronald and his wife run this company; they drove over to my condo to give me a quote the same day I called. They gave me an extremely fair quote- based on their assessment of the work needed. This was a challenging job and it took just 3 days to have smooth gorgeous ceilings. The ceilings were scraped, sanded, patched, primed and painted (2 coats). It was truly incredible how efficient, experienced, and talented they are. Everyday all the furniture and walls were taped, masked, prepped to protect all my belongings/furniture. Ronald came by once the work was complete to make sure I was happy with the outcome. They have 'specialists' dedicated to different kinds of job. I ended up hiring them again to rip up my carpet and install LVP and they sent over their flooring specialist. I decided to remove the carpet myself as I was on a tight budget and they are more than happy to work with you based on your needs. I am so pleased to have found someone in Atlanta that does high quality work at a fair price. I called 5 companies for my ceilings and had 4 other companies come quote my flooring install. They were truly the most responsive, fair priced, and genuine. I will be hiring them for a full renovation of my master bathroom and I highly recommend this company for any renovation/install you are looking for.

I hate to give a small family business such a rating, but hopefully you understand why by reading…read more I needed my living room painted as my TV was being mounted within a day or two, so I was very appreciative SirDarion made it work. In the messages before confirming everything, I let him know I had high ceilings and also sent pix for reference. Now, I definitely understand that it can be hard to tell the scope of a job off of a photo but I did let him know that it had high ceilings. So here's the issue with that - we agreed to one price and when he got here to paint I guess it was way bigger than he understood and asked if I'd be okay with adding $100 to the job. I was taken aback a bit because my budget wasn't to exceed a certain amount, but I needed to get the area painted. While he was here, he had to go to the hardware store twice. One trip - fine, but two is a little confusing because I would think everything needed would have been brought and/or bought the first time. The whole job took about 3-4 hours and initially I was happy with the work. Really, the job looked like it was done well and he offered to put two coats on but I declined as it was getting late. But as I began to put more things away and look closer, I saw light patches of wall that weren't fully covered, paint on trim, dried droplets above entryways, and the section of my window panes was left unpainted. I know painting is a daunting task, especially for high walls, but for the price I paid finding these things was really disappointing.

He did an amazing job on our bedroom. He was prompt and showed up at the exact time of our…read moreappointment. He was very communicative before and during the job making sure the coat was to our expectations. Will definitely use him in the future. Thanks again!

Scott has always been very helpful. When the measurements given to him were incorrect, he cut…read moreanother piece and had it delivered so the installation could be completed

Carpet Depot of Jonesboro recently installed carpet at my house. The salesman lied by omission and…read morewas deceptive. I scheduled an appointment for the salesman to come out and take measurements. The salesman, Scott when taking the measurements had to of observed the doors and the space between the doors and the concrete flooring. Scott, the salesman did not tell me before taking my full payment for installation that doors would need to be trimmed to close properly. The salesman also did not tell me that doors would be removed and left off after work was completed. When, I followed up with Scott, he was initially evasive before eventually making me listen to his long condescending rant explaining how the doors have to be trimmed. Carpet Depot completely glossed over the fact that someone (either installers or retailer that hired installers) should have told me ahead of time that the doors needed to be trimmed. I like most customers don't get carpet installed everyday. Had I known, I would have chosen to have the doors trimmed prior to getting the carpet installed or chosen a company that could do it all at the same.

My wife and I needed to get our master bedroom and master bathroom remodeled. We wanted new tile…read morein the bathroom, new carpet in the bedroom, and both rooms painted. Because I feared getting paint on the carpet, I decided to do the tile first, followed by the painting, followed by the carpet. My concern was that the new carpet might end up with paint on it if we painted after the new carpet was installed. KDL Painting did a fantastic job and I now have no concerns that they would have messed up the carpet. In fact, they were the heroes of my renovation and still overcame the setbacks caused by the carpet installation crew. My wife attempted to get a quote from three different companies on Angie's List. One company that advertised no job was too small never even responded after the initial conversation despite two attempts of ours to follow-up. KDL Painting provided a quote, and so did a third company although it took the third company several days longer than they were supposed to. Despite the third company's quote being a little less than KDL Painting's quote, the third company's quote had very little detail. It didn't mention how many coats of paint they would do. It didn't mention if they would paint the trim. It didn't mention which of us provided any materials. I didn't feel confident that they and I were on the same page because there were so many unresolved questions in my mind. Couple that with how long it took to even get that quote combined with KDL Painting's quote that answered nearly all my questions and made me confident that we were on the same page, and the decision to go with KDL Painting was easy. Ask any painter and they all tell you the same thing; the preparation is the key. They all claim to do good prep. But they just don't. Kevin at KDL Painting told me they would sand the walls? Never heard of a painter doing that. Of course they would caulk everything. Sure they would! I knew this was going to go well though within about the first ten minutes when I spotted Kevin removing a light switch wallplate I had forgotten to remove in a closet. He had no idea I was watching but proceeded to prepare the way I would want my house to be prepared. After he removed the wallplate, he did something astonishing. He used a tool to scrape off that little ridge of paint around the edge of where the wallplate had been. You know, that ridge of paint left by the previous painter that was too lazy to remove the wallplate. Imagine my surprise when I checked in later to discover them actually sanding the walls. No kidding! They even have a tool for it. The previous paint job was sloppy making their job even more difficult due to the change in paint color. But they found a way to make the walls look great despite having to cover a completely contrasting paint that sometimes lived in places they weren't even supposed to paint. They caulked, they sanded, they painted. And when they were done, that part of my house looked like a new house! They made it look easy, but I know better. Our master bedroom has a speaker mounted in the wall that had yellowed over time. The rest of the room looked so good, I hated to leave it that way. Kevin was more than happy to paint it for me. To prevent brush marks on the plastic speaker bezel, Kevin was going to spray paint it. While we discussed my concern over spray paint landing on the speaker cone, one of his crew took the speaker and removed the plastic bezel from the physical speaker to prevent any concern I had, and then took the bezel outside to paint. This is fantastic because it shows that not only does Kevin have high standards and a desire to please his customer, so does his crew. KDL Painting saved the day in two other ways as well. First, the tile job installers wouldn't paint the new quarter round they installed and they didn't bother to let me know that in advance. Fortunately, KDL took care of that for me. And the carpet installation crew? Even after pointing out multiple times that the walls had just been painted and to please be careful, they managed to scuff paint off multiple places and chip some moulding. Contractors hate having to come back to the job site after they feel like they have finished. KDL Painting was extremely accommodating about that when they came back for a couple things I wanted and took care of the carpet installation damages for me too! In just a couple weeks, KDL Painting proved to me that I can trust them. They completed the job within the timeframe they said they would. That's something that neither the tile or carpet crew managed to do. They didn't damage any of the tile or carpet work. I can't tell you how good it feels to find a contractor you know you can trust. KDL Painting was a real asset during our renovation and really felt like more of a partner than a contractor. This all brings me to the most important question, would I hire them again? You can count on it.

Kevin and his crews are professional and outstanding! I highly recommend them. Kevin is a busy…read moreperson but he always responded my question quickly as possible! I will hire them again.

Guys a total ripoff!! Do not do any business with this company! Ran epoxy down my floor drains!…read moreTried to steal my left over epoxy materials! Total douchebag!!

Working with Blake Kercher and Rejuvenate Flooring has been a complete nightmare…read more We found Blake through his great reviews online and felt that he was best equipped to do a marbled epoxy floor after meeting him and seeing sample photos of work he has previously done. Despite showing Blake photos of the floors we would like and him agreeing to be able to do the work, we ran into the following issues: - The floor looked NOTHING like what we discussed. It turned out that Blake does not know how to do marbled epoxy floors. - Accused us of not wanting to pay him after pointing out that the floor never cured and that shoes, socks, and furniture were getting stuck to it - Constantly unresponsive to phone calls and text messages before and during the work - Delayed in sending contract and was NEVER on time to meet or do any of the work - Kept our house keys overnight and never returned our permanent parking pass which made us extremely uncomfortable and requires us to now change the locks - Complained about other customers not paying him and affecting his ability to do work in our unit - Harassed us via repeated text messages for payment before the floors were complete during the weekend. Blake previously refused to work or respond to us on the weekend because it was "family time", however he expected us to respond back to him on a weekend. After showing Blake the errors in his work, he became irate and aggressive in our home. In addition, he... - Became verbally abusive - Left belongings in Uhaul truck (that he initially crashed) and had us move it back in on our own - Continuously complained about being out of money since other customers have not paid him - Yelled and became irate when we showed errors in the work, including fish eyes, dirt in the epoxy, tacky spots that would never dry, etc. - Refusal to finish the terms of his contract or speak to us in a common place regarding next steps - Refusal to pay for $200 decor and refrigerator broken during moving furniture to re-do floor - Refusal to re-paint baseboards that he splashed epoxy on - Refusal to continue paying for a hotel since furniture cannot be moved back into the unit by telling me that "i'm on my own" - Backed Uhaul against fence requiring me to squeeze my furniture and household appliances through limited space and move on my own In the end, Blake has refused to communicate with us or complete the terms of the contract. He is still accusing us of non-payment, however we have paid everything outlined in the contract. I have notified the appropriate authorities of his unprofessional actions and have informed our building manager to prohibit him from doing work in the building.

Todd is very professional. He does a great job and it's affordable. I highly recommend him!read more

Initially seeing Tye's work in the front of the house, I was pleased. He took care of the mildew…read morestained front step and cleaned the eaves which was much needed. But as I walked around to the side and back, it wasn't as clean. The gates were left open, tape was left on our side door and our gutters couldn't get cleaned due to the height of our house. It was deducted from the total but was quite disappointed that the task couldn't be completed.