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    Steve's Painting

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 AM (Next day)

    Services - Steve's Painting

    Exterior staining

    Interior staining

    Gutter cleaning

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    4 years ago

    Steve did an excellent job on our house and garage. Highly recommended!!!! Everything went smoothly

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    Binghamton Slag Roofing

    2.5
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    Overall good experience! We had a new roof and gutters put on a few years ago…read more The roofing team Slag sent, led by Andres at the time, was amazing and did an excellent job! We also had someone from Slag visit the site daily and check in. Slag sent a different team to install the gutters, and these gutters are already causing problems for us, including water that drips right onto the front steps and creates ice piles in the winter. Roof looks great though! Thorough clean-up job after it was done too.

    TLDR Rent a lift/scaffold. Opinion: not professional, not respectful. Why? See below…read more -Unsealed interior rated finger jointed pine used on exterior repairs, including crucial high-moisture window drip caps. Exterior primer was billed to me, and not used consistently, nor even stirred. How do I know? Material has Lowes barcode. Unstirred primer left sitting in the garage, lid off, immediately after use. They did things like prime half of a board I asked to be primed, only the part I could see at the time. I didn't discover the cut corners till after. -Porch roof was damaged irreparably during gutter install with holes that could not be sealed with washers. Yes it was replaced, but I was the one noting the damage through an inspection. Crooked screws on replacement. Narrowly avoided an entire whole house roof disaster. Ripped gutter screw washers, no sealant. Neglectful. -I've got a gutter downspout installed seam side down (the only one on the house for an obviously good reason) that now leaks onto my window. Has to be flipped. By me. -Employers smoking in my garage with stored furniture in it. Disrespectful. Butts were thrown in my dried leaves. Someone was "corrected" for this, but it didn't stop the smoking. Smoking on my roof. Ever heard of house fires from embers and leaves? -Raw jagged metal edges and huge amounts of caulking on aluminum fascia wrap that was supposed to be installed neatly without raw edges per the contract. Was told on that improptu four day visit in fall 2026 ("you'll be there, right?"--not consensual) that a hole put in a piece of it would be addressed Fri, then it was refused to be addressed that day. Was instead ordered around to sign off on caulking. One of the holes is the size of my pinky nail. The nails were not nailed in flush, either--I nailed them in. At some point during the visit, the one employee was screaming at the other employee not to talk to me about the fact that the board installed was separating from house. Not sure if board was fixed, tbh. -Fascia board installed, I was told upon replacement, was held in by caulk. -Window drip cap installed that was not even a full board, allowing potential for major water intrusion. At least one of them was sloped towards my house, rotting out after one winter. I replaced six window drip caps myself. -Exterior sills cut short of the frame and covered with caulking. One not secured to the house framing. Replaced them myself.  -I have no idea what I was charged for in their accounting, overall, given that the main time and material repair was the drip caps. At some point I was sent a spreadsheet indicating dates of service I apparently paid for that had no correspondence to reality as to when people were at my home working. That made me very uncomfortable. No explanation was ever given for that. I cannot publicly speculate as to why that would be, but none of the possible reasons add up to anything that I am comfortable with. Also, why am I a customer being asked to interpret internal accounting documentation that I had no role in constructing? I would prefer not to know at this point. -Despite agreement reaffirmed three times via email (in July-Sep 2025) to provide reimbursement on drip cap time and material repairs, based on the time it takes me, as part of the agreement about removing my review, I have received nothing. I requested a response via an official letter in March 2026 after waiting months, and got nothing. So then I filed a BBB complaint where the company accused me of acting arbitrarily in requesting follow through on the agreement. Did not directly respond to my reasonable proposal for calculating a reimbursement of 2.5 hrs per window times 1/2 the hourly rate I paid (6*2.5*95*1.8). They "stand by" a low number without presenting justification, but I do not expect to ever see that money because the main agreement was that I remove my review until matters are resolved, but with my review withheld for almost a year now and based on the new customer reviews coming in, why would they? My money isn't "real", so I've been told. Pics on Google.

    Steve's Painting - painters - Updated July 2026

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