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"Good job replacing ceiling sheet rock. Texturing did not match previous texture. Otherwise no complaints. Fast response. Fast completion of job. Wayne is a rally nice person."

"There is a reason why they have the reviews they do. We got a quote for the services we specifically asked for. Our house was painted new with watered down flat paint. We requested the ceiling be painted we could not decide whether or not to go a flat white or same color as the walls. Ron suggested to do a Flat white. Glad we listened to that advice. So the ceiling got 2 coats of ceiling paint. The walls got 1 coat of primer and 2 coats of paint. (Benjamin Moore). They fixed a lot of poor quality spots in the walls and ceiling. When I spotted a spot they missed they just got it done. No gripes or complaints just done! The workers (Alex, Nathan and Miguel) were great! Got the job done 1 day ahead of expected. When we are ready to have the other rooms done we will be calling you again."

"I hired Albert's Painting for a whole house interior painting, including all interior trim for an upscale house with very tall ceilings and lots of shutters and fancy trim. He wasn't the cheapest, but he quoted a fair price. He and his crew took 2 weeks, as agreed, and kept me updated throughout the process. The quality of the work was the best I've ever seen. I wholeheartedly recommend Albert's Painting for any job because I know they'll do a professional job you, and you will be pleased."

"It was okay. They actually broke a light fixture. They offered to fix it but I fixed it myself. The price was reasonable."

"Tell-Projects Kitchen Renovation - Feedback The theme of this feedback would be a "Tale of Two Contractors" or The Good (Tell-Projects), The Bad (Krystle Kitchen & Bath Design Studio), and The Ugly (factors). We embarked on what would we hoped would be a fun, or at least rewarding, kitchen remodeling project April 2018. From various bids, Krystle's Kitchen & Bath Design Studio (KK&BDS) and Tell-Projects (both Angie’s List Members) were the most competitive. However, the winner KK&DBS, had a closer showroom for visits and sample viewing. The Bad -- Krystle Kitchen & Bath Design Studio (KK&DBS) KK&DBS started demolition the last week of April 2018. Although otherwise assured by Krystle, the project manager never actually showed up to our job site. Beginning May, electrical/wiring work was started but not completed. Same for drywall installation and texturing. Then, cabinet products were delivered and the cabinet installer worked a few days, only to be taken off our job to service another KK&BDS customer. Never to return. Granted, smaller contractors require diverting some resources to other projects, but temporarily. However, the only trade work in June resulted from an electrician to install a highly-sought outlet. Suspicion, and a hunch, prompted a visit to KK&BDS office on June 30. The result was a jolting, but not surprising, discovery. The Krystle's Kitchen & Bath Design Studio operation was locked out by the strip center landlord for lack rent payment back on April 30. The timing adversely affected our project. Obtaining legal consequently ended any further contractual dealing with KK&BDS. After much deliberation, we turned back to Tell-Projects. Despite having passed on them previously, any concern about any residual offense proved unfounded. Ellie was quite gracious and understanding because they have seen this way too many times. The Good – Tell-Projects In July, Zach's second bid version was reasonable and they were available to start the project within a short time. Zach found the floor-cabinetry foundations, installed by KK&BDS, lacking in many ways. So, the Tell crew set them aside to install the flooring first. A level foundation would effectively anchor the floor cabinets and ensure substantial support for a heavy quartz countertop. Otherwise, over time, the cabinetry would have sunk or collapsed from improper construction by KK&BDS. Several trades came into build the rest of the kitchen in prompt order. The countertop specialist and assistant showed noteworthy artistry in the way he was able match the seams of the quartz countertop with the same quartz backsplash. There were some dings and defects that also had to be addressed. But ultimately, Albert provided the right - almost magical - touch in finishing some potentially troublesome nicks on the countertop surface. Next, the electrical trade crew displayed impressive acumen in correcting the unwieldy mess left by the previous electrical contractor. Observing their troubleshooting reminded me of scientists researching complex problems and reasoning workable solutions for them. They were able to implement the necessary breakers and fabricate plugs to make the new oven/range work. These same electricians were able to adequately finish the under-cabinet lighting and plugs/light switches. My spouse appreciated the Tell-Project carpenters’ cabinetry and trim work, despite missing some materials from the previous job. Their deft improvisational skills might have made for a better cabinetry presentation than what the missing original materials might have provided. The Ugly.... That KK&BDS contractor quality control was laughable was evidenced by what Tell-Projects had to correct to finish the kitchen project. This was typified by the aforementioned lack of proper anchoring for the floor cabinets and the challenging Rubick's cube of wiring left for the electricians to decipher. Lack of finishing materials in sheetrock, cabinetry and trim temporarily added to the problem. Additional plumbing work had to be performed to meet the standards of Tell-Project management. KK&BDS left gaping holes in the ceiling upon abandonment. The lack of sheetrock replacement and constantly falling insulation caused undue strain on our air conditioning system. This resulted in having to repair the AC condenser. For our part, a person was always present at the house site to support the whole project, negating any no-show excuses by KK&BDS project management. For their part, the only time an actual project manager, KK&BDS-owner Paul Barboza in this case, turned up, was to obtain the initial check, with the designer and partner, Krystle Barboza. Furthermore, lack of returned phone calls and test messages by Krystle, who took this responsibility was all too frustrating. So, the realization and confirmation that the contractor abandoned our project with little, or actually, no warning did not surprise but disappointed. It was little consolation there were other known victims of KK&BDS project abandonment other than us. Consulting legal counsel revealed that the business entity, Krystle's Kitchen & Bath Design Studio, was dissolved only to take a new entity. The good thing is this new business is not in the home remodeling/design niche as old KK&BDS, luckily for others. Tell-Projects commitment to quality and detail helped complete what turned out to be over three months of remodeling. Had we gone with Tell-Projects originally, the project would have been done in less than 3 weeks. And, there might have been a little providence because, had KK&BDS completed the project, the floor cabinetry would have collapsed from the sheer weight of the quartz counters. For quality assurance and reasonable price, Tell-Projects should be a great choice."

With 12 years in the construction business in the Houston area. Our main services are Custom and Prefabricated Cabinets, Painting, Countertops and Flooring. Pools and Patios.

"They replaced damaged wood panels around the chimney and the damaged facial. And they did the great job!"

"Phase 1: John was involved from day one including supervising remediation process, complete tear out of sheetrock for three car plus garage all of laundry room and entrance, complete master bedroom gut and removal of tile flooring ,complete gut of master bath including all tile flooring and all fixtures, complete master closet tear out. Phase 2: complete sheetrock and painting of all areas coordinated ordering of all fixtures, cabinets, doors, windows and hardware for all damaged areas, redesigned master bath. Phase 3: Installed all new cabinets in laundry, garage master bath ,master bedroom, installed all new appliances in garage and laundry, installed all new hardware on all cabinets, installed new toilet, tub and fixtures in master bath, completely redesigned and built new glass shower, installed new mirrors and lighting in master bath, installed new ceiling fans in garage, master bedroom and master bath installed all new quartz countertops. Still have work on going as of this review and new projects being added."

"I've been using this company for quite some time. He last installed a door for me that I purchased from Lowe's. Working with this company is very good. I've always been satisfied with his work, and I have other projects I'll have him work on in the future. Great company."

"We discussed the problem and he asked me my thoughts on how to fix it. We reviewed my plan and his and came to a action plan. He arrived on time with all the tools and material needed. Measured the length of the beam, which was a 2x8x24' and cut it to size. Then measured the angle and cut it to fit correctly. Because the existing beam had cracked, the beam had fallen about 2 inches. We used a 2x4 to raise it back to it's correct position. Put the new beam in place, nailed it first to hold it in place. Then screwed it in place with about 100 screws. Cleaned up the garage, picked up all the screws and nails. Work completed..."