Originally went to Sherwin Williams on 9.8.20 to see about getting some Elastomeric deck coating…read moreshipped to the store and the manager (not the sales clerk) was seriously lacking in customer service. Not only did he act as if he didn't want to help me, he didn't even offer. Quick, short answers and then I was dismissed. Went across town to Mallory Paint Store where the sales clerk offered to have some shipped in to their store, spent time with me discussing tinting and other options and just made me feel like a welcomed customer. This will now be my paint store of choice.

From the owner: We're your local Benjamin Moore retailer in Washington & Idaho and growing!…read moreOffering premium Benjamin Moore paint, quality sundries, and the best Old School customer service in town.

Amsberry did a great job painting and repairing our exterior windows and door frames. The…read morecommunication and scheduling were terrific. I was so impressed with the price. Significantly less by a factor of 5 than our initial choice! I would recommend Amsberry's without any reservations.

We absolutely love the team at Amsberry Painting. As Snohomish residents, we were already familiar…read morewith their great reputation so they were the first painting company that we called. They did not disappoint. From the initial visit by their field consultant, Jeffrey, all the way through to paint day, it has been a pleasure. The crew that arrived each day was on time, courteous, and always clean and orderly. It was fun for my wife and I to get to know Fernando, Moises, Marcelo, Joel, and Norlan. Each one is a great ambassador for your company. Keep up the great work. My wife is a realtor, and I run Hansen Bros. Moving...we will both be singing your praises to our clientele. Alan and Pam Holm 8/1/2025

As soon as a wood cutter named Nils no longer works at Lowes I will add a 5 star review. I use the…read moreterm "wood cutter" loosely since he refused to cut my two 2x4's. First he said the limit was 4 cuts and then refused to cut period. I had visited multiple consecutive days prior to this and was treated wonderfully otherwise.

This Lowes honestly rarely fails me. Whenever I need something, I can usually find it on their…read morewebsite, and check if it's available. That's key. Setting expectations and meeting the expectations. I usually either order it online for pick up in a little bit (usually takes less than an hour)... or write down the specific aisle where the item is and run in and grab it without having to traverse the labyrinth of aisles and distractions. The only thing that annoys me is when something is in a special aisle (like "BACK WALL 002") -- can be somewhat vague and you might go all around the whole store trying to find which part of the back wall that is. They should really have a map, but if you're less people-averse than me, they tend to have plenty of staff around who can answer your question of where that is -- and people have always been super nice. I have had a situation a couple times where the available stock is up above the normal aisles. Finding someone to help me was kind of a pain in one case (plumbing area -- which is in the far back corner without many people around)... but I did find someone and they were able to grab the item. Another time, I was able to find someone super quick and they grabbed the thing... so, just a mixed bag there.

We hired Atilio and his crew to refinish & stain our front door, stain porch soffits and paint our…read moreshed. They were helpful, communicated well and did a great job. Their quote was reasonable and the work was high quality. I recommend them highly.

I used Borealis to repaint my entire townhouse, including repainting kitchen cabinets. The crew was…read morefast and did some very good work.

Beware this man is a bad human took advantage of us the work is shoddy at best we have to hire a…read morenew painter to fix his work and finish the job we are out $4,700 to him plus $700 in wood we will be paying another $5,000 now to have our house done he is a liar con man and a thief have proof !! Minus 5 stars here stole money from our credit cards as well and he will ask you daily for money even after you pay him half the job up front for time and materials that you will have to pay for again because he spent all the money on what not your home then he intimated my wife and demanded even more cash or wouldn't return i can go on this guy has to be stopped i am doing everything in my power to make sure this will not ever happen to anyone else

This Man is a lair and a con artist he claimed to have lots of years experience in residential…read moreremodels. Claimed he was a navy seal in his past and a credible individual . he convinced me he was able to get best deals in materials for my remodel and i should trust him. I trusted him and I am now 20K in a hole and less than 3k in materials. He claimed some of the materials were delivered to his home address by accident and others he brought with him were only partial. He has not refunded my deposit of the work he has not performed. He can not provide the receipts or invoices of the materials he claims he bought (14K+ in materials and over 6+ in labor }. He is now gone and only 20% of work is done. The carpentry work he performed will have to be redone since does not meet code. he has poor carpentry skills and painting skills and has a thirst for money. he will blame everything else including you but not himself. I tried look him up on L&I and can not find his business or his names listed anywhere to verify his business. He will not issue his contractor number and the vehicle he drove had dealer plates appears to be a new vehicle recently purchased . I failed on my part since i should have had a written agreement/contract before work was started. He is a smooth talker, talks big and will get you convinced that he is legit and has operated and run millions dollar projects. he will show photos to convince you. He is a pathological liar and will take advantage of you. I have proof of all the money i sent him on Cash app and venom plus cash withdrawals i made. I have the photos of the work he performed. now all that work will have to be re done. This Man needs to be stopped. When I confronted him He will get very aggressive and defensive throwing insults and shifting blame on you. I wish i had read that previous review earlier. I am very disappointed and defeated. This is a horrible person and hope someone reads this before falling victim. all this happened in a span of less than a month since August 25th through Sept 14th. I am a home owner in Kent/Covington area remodeling my basement into an ADU

They did an excellent job on the exterior of my home. Detail oriented and used quality product…read more Absolutely recommend them.

Sam did a great job painting the exterior of our house. He finished on time, was very professional,…read moreaffordable, detail-oriented, and respected our property. I highly recommend Sam! The house looks amazing!

The people are kind and helpful. The installation team was awesome - efficient, knowledgeable, also…read morekind. The bump in the road we experienced on our project, when someone was out sick, was efficiently handled with great kindness and speed. This is simply the best place to work with, plus they have a great selection. You really can't find a better place.

Poor customer service. More expensive than comparable mid-quality cabinet companies. Overcharged…read moreand missing parts. GO ELSEWHERE!!!

I have to give Seattle Paint & Drywall a very mixed review. Some things were great; some things…read morewere not. Patrick, the estimator (and owner, I think?), was hands-down the best person that we talked with. We wanted some non-standard work done, and most of the other folks we talked to sounded like they had no interest in doing something non-standard, so we were really impressed with Patrick's enthusiasm. He sent us a few quotes, including different options for the work that we wanted done. The final quote seemed pretty reasonable. They told us that the whole job should take about a week. So we scheduled our movers for the Monday after. Sadly, things only got worse from here. The painters arrived on Monday. When we showed up, we decided that the ceilings didn't need to be sanded and refinished after all, but that we did want to paint the trim. The lead painter called up his boss, and I got a call from an administrative assistant, who asked me to give a verbal approval for the price change. I was kind of surprised at how big the price difference was; the extra amount for painting the trim was five times as much as the savings from not sanding and refinishing the entire ceiling, which seemed hard to believe. But we had already signed the contract, so there wasn't much else we could do. On Friday, we stopped by to see how things we were going. We were dismayed to find the place in total disarray. They were barely halfway through with the paint job, and there were painting supplies (and stray paint) everywhere. The place had started out relatively clean, and now it was a total mess. In addition, some of the painting work was pretty shoddy. Instead of following the technique that we had requested, they had basically just brushed paint haphazardly on the wall. We told them that the state of the walls was unacceptable, and they said that they'd redo it. We also reminded them that the movers were coming on Monday, and they promised to have the place cleaned up so that we could move in. Monday came around, and the place looked a little better; there was at least enough free space for us to fit all our boxes and furniture. But it was still pretty messy, and because the paint job wasn't even close to done, we couldn't really unpack most of our boxes, nor could we put most of our furniture in place. At least, thankfully, the bedroom was mostly done, so I could set up our bed. Aside from that, for the next couple of days, we were basically living in a construction zone. In addition, when we were moving in, we ran into a new neighbor. She mentioned how the hallway carpets had just been cleaned, and the painters were getting paint and dirt all over everything. Needless to say, this isn't the first impression that we wanted to give our neighbors! On Wednesday (I think), the painters finally finished up, packed up their stuff, and left. Unfortunately, they also left a huge mess. And, as we gradually found out over the next couple of days, there were also tons of things that hadn't been finished properly, or that had been done really poorly. Undersides of cabinet shelves hadn't been painted at all; they still hadn't gotten the special technique right on the walls; there were big areas that clearly still needed a second coat; and they even broke our paper towel dispenser. We called up Patrick, and the painters were back, this time with a supervisor. The supervisor walked through the condo with us, and made a huge list of all the things that they needed to get done, including "clean the damn floor" (his words). By the end of the day, the paint job finally looked finished, but we still needed to wait another 24 hours for everything to dry before we could really set everything up. About a month went by, and we didn't hear anything from them. Eventually, we received the bill. It was yet another disappointment and surprise. First, even though we had "downgraded" the quality of the paint (the bid was for Rodda, the paint we got was Valspar), it turned out that the Valspar was much more expensive, because they paid retail. So we had an extra charge for that. Second, there were $1,500 worth of hourly charges for additional work. The hours were way overstated (and we eventually got the charges reduced), but even so, it seemed excessive for what they accomplished. The moral of the story, for us? First, never sign a contract that includes hourly billing. Second, never sign a contract that doesn't clearly separate materials from labor. Third, find out other people's experience of what happens when you ask for a contract change. Fourth, don't assume that a good estimator always has good people working for him. In the end, we're reasonably satisfied with the work that was done, but we're definitely not happy with how much work it took to get here, and how much money we had to spend. We'll definitely be looking elsewhere the next time we need painting and drywall work.

These are hands down the best painters in Seattle, WA! They really work with you and will work hard…read moreto make sure you are happy with the finished job. Thanks for being a reliable team of Seattle Painters!

Keith and his team (Jefferson and Kevin) were fantastic. We had them remodel our masterbath and…read moreguest bathroom. And the job they did was fantastic. Even the county inspector was impressed! Keith is easy to work with, listens well and did a fantastic job translating our vision to reality. We have a Spa level master bath now and we love it. Their timeliness was spot on, we did have the usual shipping delays (especially during the flooding earlier this year in Snohomish County) but as soon as thing came in they were on top of it and got things installed very quickly, The flooding added about a week to the timeline. Its been about 3 months since they finished and we have had no issues. We liked their work so much that we retained them to remodel our Guest Bathroom and again no issues and they were a pleasure to work with. Very reasonable priced and will work with you to meet your budget.

I hired Keith and team to remodel my master bath shower because of a water leak. Overall, I had…read moremixed feelings about my experience. Everything went well until I felt like he tried to gaslight me into believing a piece of trim they removed near the shower was bigger than it was and they weren't going to texture the area that they had mudded. It turned out to be a miscommunication between him and his drywall contractor, but the conversation didn't leave a good taste in my mouth because even with proof in pictures, he argued with me quite a bit that the area they had mudded looked like that because the trim they removed covered the whole area and they weren't going to fix it. (Attached photos for illustration) I'm happy with the tile work even though there are some imperfections with the shower fixture installs, but those can be overlooked. The caulking was terrible and didn't look like it was done by a professional. When I inspected it the first time, I let it go because I thought it wouldn't be a big deal to remove it and re-caulk it myself when we eventually had to. However, after I showered in it for the first time, it leaked because they didn't fully caulk parts of the shower door. We re-caulked the areas that they missed, but I'm probably either going to have to hire another professional to remove the existing caulk and re-caulk it eventually or have to deal with it myself after paying so much money for the remodel. We also discovered a deep gash on the shower pan after thoroughly inspecting it. While they did come back to remedy this, it felt like it took some convincing that this wasn't a factory defect before agreeing to come back and resolve it. We found out when they came back that a piece of tile was indeed dropped in that area and caused the gash. Lesson learned, don't pay unless you're really satisfied with the outcome. This review is 3 stars because they were nice enough to help me fill in a couple sections of grout that flaked away in a different part of the house that was unrelated to this project. Addition in response to owner's reply: I may be a bit confused about the trim. I assumed that if something originally part of the demo was removed, it would be replaced to match the previous look. I didn't realize I needed to specify this, but it's a lesson learned for the future. As for the shower fixtures, I distinctly remember a verbal acknowledgement that even if we bought a new shower fixture, that you wouldn't charge us anything additional to install it. I was charged for the extra parts of this additional install and happily paid that. I unfortunately did not notice that the shower fixtures were installed a bit crooked until after showering in it, but as mentioned, they are things I can live with. Nonetheless, thank you taking care of the install. In regards to the caulking, perhaps you may have misremembered that during inspection, you asked us if we had touched the caulking and we told you we did not, so your response mentioning that we touched anything during inspection is incorrect. To clarify for future readers, the photos of the caulking I uploaded with my review show the original finished work, before we made any touch-ups to address the leaking issues. As mentioned before, it was absolutely my fault for not calling out the poor job before signing off on it, but it's a lesson learned moving forward. Indeed, the remediation and renovation work of the drywall and carpet were done well, so no complaints there. Addition in response to owner's new reply: It's becoming increasingly difficult to follow your story on the caulking since it's not true. Again, I want to reiterate that during the inspection, we did not touch the caulking, and it's disappointing to see that rather than acknowledging the poor caulking job by your team, there are explanations being created to justify it. At this point, I won't be updating this review further, as it seems to be turning into more of a "he said, she said" situation. Best of luck.

Exceptional customer service! Knowledgable empolyees. This nursey is well organized with multiple…read moregreen houses and easy to find items. Found exactly what we were looking for. Great selection with very resonable prices.. Many native varieties also available which is difficult to locate sometimes. Gentleman helped us load our car and wheel the cart from the the back of the nursery. Wonderful and surprising experience. We are so thrilled to find this nursery in our journeys. We will be back.

Woods Creek Nursery is ALWAYS first on our list when buying plants and trees for our yard. Lots of…read morevariety and size choices. They are 1st in quality and service. Healthy plants = Happy customers. That's us!