
Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1990
Free estimates
Small jobs welcome
"Keeping Ed in my list of resources. Excellent!"





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Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1990
Free estimates
Small jobs welcome
"Keeping Ed in my list of resources. Excellent!"





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Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2004
Free estimates
Warranties offered
"JTP did a great job!! They were polite, friendly, worked efficiently and neatly. They brought all of the supplies needed and cleaned up after first day so they were ready to start when they got there the next day. Put the room back together when job was finished. Looked so great! Job was completed as promised and price was fair. I would recommend them to friends and use them again if needed another area painted."





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Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2006
Emergency services offered
Warranties offered
"Everything went great! My handrails on my stairs are secure and you can't even tell where they tore a hole in the wall when the handrail came out. The pumphouse shed is in place and looks great. The trim on my outside windows looks great. Everybody was very nice and helpful. I will DEFINITELY use them again!"





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Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
Approved
Super Service Award Winner
In business since 2006
Free estimates
Warranties offered
"Dave Weber of Weber Renovations, Llc. has done several home renovating projects for us. We have had three bathrooms redone, we had windows replaced for our entire house, and he came to our rescue when we had a water leak and didn’t know where to turn. Dave always hires professionals and stands behind the work. He has always made sure we were satisfied before closing the project. He has a lot of experience and comes up with good suggestions. Dave is honest and trustworthy. We highly recommend him."

Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
In business since 2016
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
Are you looking for a unique way to transform your walls? Look no further than Priority Wall Coverings, the premier wallcovering company serving both residential and commercial customers in Austin, TX, and surrounding areas!\n\nWe believe that your walls are more than just a blank canvas - they're an opportunity to express your personality, style, and brand. Whether you're looking to create a cozy atmosphere in your home, update your commercial space, or impress your clients with a custom mural, our team of experts can help. We'll work with you every step of the way, from selecting the perfect wallcovering to installation and finishing touches. We understand that every project is unique, and we'll go above and beyond to ensure that your vision is brought to life. Plus, with competitive pricing and a commitment to timely completion, you can trust that you're getting the best value for your investment.\n\nDon't settle for boring walls - let PWC install your space into a work of art!





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Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
In business since 1999
"I have both good and bad things to say about this experience. It started well. Danny came out to give me an estimate and I showed him the 2 bedrooms and kitchen I wanted painted, told him I was either going with blue or yellow (he said yellow would probably take 2 coats, blue might only take 1), and he gave me prices for 1 coat and for 2 coats. He also said that his guys would move the heavy furniture so long as we moved all the breakable and small stuff and cleared the top shelves on some bookcases. A week or so later I scheduled the job, and Danny was willing to schedule the work on a Saturday for me because I work full time during the week and wanted to be home during the job, and he did tell me that he personally wouldn't be able to be there. I confirmed the work to be done both by email and by phone (painting 2 bedrooms and the kitchen, and we even discussed how they would probably need 2 coats of paint because I chose the yellow color.) I also asked him by email and on the phone if he could recommend a particular paint that might cover in 1 coat instead of 2. He said with yellow, it usually takes 2 coats, so just buy cheap paint. I told him I would probably buy the same paint I bought last time, and I couldn't remember (I was at work and the paint was at home) but it was either Sherwin Williams or Pittsburg Paint. He said he could get a good discount at SW but just a small one at PP. I also asked him if this job could be completed in the one Saturday we had scheduled, and he said probably yes. The day before the job, I got a call from Jess to say he would be coming out to do the job for Danny. The first problem was that Jess was coming alone. I asked him how he was going to move the furniture by himself because Danny had said the painters would move the furniture for us? (I have a bad back and my husband is having problems with his shoulder and elbows, so this was important to me). I also asked him if he could actually paint 3 rooms with 2 coats of paint in one day? Jess said he thought it was 2 rooms and 1 coat of paint each. I said no, it wasn't, and that this was probably at least a 2 man job. I then called Danny. This phone call went horribly, and I would have canceled the job then if I wasn't in such a jam to get the rooms painted that particular weekend. (I had carpet people lined up the next weekend, furniture delivery the next weekend, so I really needed the paint job done right away or else it would start a domino effect of problems). Danny was extremely defensive. He said he'd never promised to send more than 1 guy out. I said no, he hadn't, but he did promise that his guys would move the furniture and likely finish in one day, and I didn't see how that was possible with just 1 guy. And I reminded him that the job was for 3 rooms, probably 2 coats each, and told him that we had discussed this on multiple occasions. At this point, Danny told me that he didn't remember the estimate that well because he didn't think I was going to hire him when he came to give me an estimate because a couple of years ago he gave me an estimate and I went with someone else. I can kind of see how he might have forgotten what we talked about during the estimate if he didn't think I was going to hire him, but I followed that up with an email and a phone call to discuss the job again and schedule the work, so I don't see how he got this wrong. Danny also told me that the last time he came out to give me an estimate a couple of years ago, I told him I went with the cheaper estimate from someone else because I "didn't want his quality in my house." He said it to me in a tone that implied I had insulted him last time. This is ridiculous. I've never said anything like that. That doesn't even sound like something I'd say. I'm sure I told him that I was going with the cheaper estimate because this is a starter home, it's not very nice, and we really just wanted the job done for the cheapest price we could find. I thought I was being nice by contacting him to let him know I was going with another estimate instead of just leaving him hanging, and I tried to explain that in our present circumstances, we were just looking for the cheapest price, but thanks for his time. Apparently, he was insulted that I went with someone else last time. And I'd like to reiterate that I never said those words quoted above. Anyway, back to the phone call with Danny, he asked me what paint I'd purchased, and I told him PP Pure Performance. He told me that was bad paint and he never would have told me to buy that. At this point I started getting upset because not only was the job getting messed up, not only was Danny being rude to me on the phone, but now I had apparently bought bad paint, and it wasn't cheap ($50 per gallon). I bought it even though he told me to buy cheap paint because I figured it was good quality (apparently price doesn't necessarily mean good quality) and because it was the same paint we used on our 3rd bedroom the last time and this way all the bedrooms would match. Anyway, I told him that I know he didn't tell me to buy it, but I had specifically called to ask what paint I should buy and he said it didn't really matter, so this was upsetting to be told that my choice was bad. Danny then told me that I was giving him really "bad vibes" and that this just wasn't going well, and that usually he has no problems with customers (implying that this was all my fault) and that he feels like I'm trying to put this "all on him." At this point I wanted to cancel the job, but I needed this job done the next day, so I told Danny that apparently we'd miscommunicated and that just happens sometimes. I said I still wanted to do the job, but by the way he was talking, it seemed to me like he wanted to cancel the job. He said no, he just doesn't understand how this was messed up so badly. He then said that he would try to find another guy to come out and he himself would come out the first hour of work to help move furniture and tape off. I said that would be fine. The next day, Danny and Jess and another guy showed up. They got to work right away. They did a test patch to see if I needed 2 coats or just 1 in the rooms. I needed to go get another gallon of paint and Danny called PP for me to get me his discount ($10 less). He even asked PP if they'd give the discount on the paint I'd already bought but they said no. At least he tried. Danny had to leave after an hour, but that was ok as he'd told me when I scheduled the job that he couldn't come out himself on a Saturday. The other 2 guys were there from 9am to 5pm and did a wonderful job. They moved the furniture, they removed and replaced the blinds, they even recaulked the windows, they cleaned up when they were done, they worked solidly the whole time, and they were very pleasant. Personally, I'd use Jess again if he takes independent contracts - he's at 512-771-8544. I would not use Danny. I think he just didn't pay much attention to this job, and when the details got messed up, instead of just saying their was a misunderstanding and fixing it, he blamed me. I believe he tried to make things right, but he was so rude to me on the phone that I would not use him again."

Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
In business since 2020
Free estimates
Offers commercial services
"They have high quality projects and execution and also leaves everything cleaned and organized after the installation."





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Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
In business since 2009
Free estimates
Warranties offered
"Project started on time and finished on budget. Excellent, professional service. Very detailed oriented. Very eager to please. They were in my house for several days and I felt very comfortable with them here. They kept checking to make sure everything was exactly as I expected it and if they had questions, they asked, which I appreciated. They were very careful, using plastic and tape to avoid paint platter. They moved furniture, pictures, etc, and then put them back in place. Before they left, they had me go over each room with them and made sure I was completely satisfied and then said if I notice anything after to let them know and they’d come back. Needless to say, because they were so careful and periodically checked with me, I didn’t need them to come back. Very customer-focused. I would hire them again in a heartbeat. I plan to have my exterior done next with them."





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Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
In business since 1980
Free estimates
At Wall-Masters, we pride ourselves on always offering A-1 service and the finest quality work that you will find anywhere. We always do the job right the first time and strive for perfection on every job. We look forward to working with you!





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Serving Austin, TX and surrounding areas
In business since 1999
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Fantastic job done throughout the house! Thanks to Nathan for evaluating the job, Brian for checking on quality control, and William for overseeing the crews. It was a dramatic change done exceptionally well. I would highly recommend CertaPro Painters!"





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