
DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal
About us
DiSario's Popcorn Ceiling Removal is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.
Services we offer
Painting, Popcorn Ceiling Removal, Wall Coverings
Amenities
Free Estimates
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"I appreciate the kind words and the free homemade muffins also !!!!"
"Thanks again for the opportunity and kind words...?"
"After carefully reviewing the signed agreement, project documentation, payment records, photographs, and text message communications, I respectfully disagree that a refund or concession is warranted. The parties entered into a signed agreement for a total contract price of $2,650, which included popcorn ceiling removal, ceiling repairs, sanding, finishing, and painting. The agreement provided a seven-day completion schedule, beginning on Saturday, July 11, 2026, with completion anticipated by Friday, July 17, 2026. Under the agreement, a 50% deposit of $1,325 was required prior to the commencement of work. Although I received only $1,000, I chose to proceed with the project in good faith so the homeowners could remain on schedule. After the agreement was executed, I was informed that the homeowners were moving my timeline by two days shorter and that another contractor would be working in the home during my performance. This significantly altered the work sequence originally contemplated by the agreement. Ceiling restoration is a sequential process that requires removal, repairs, drying time, sanding, finishing, and painting. The introduction of another contractor before the contractual completion period had expired created coordination issues and materially changed the conditions under which the work was to be performed. Despite these changing conditions, the popcorn ceiling removal was completed, and substantial labor and materials were invested in the project. Based on our agreed pricing, the value of the completed popcorn ceiling removal portion of the work was approximately $1,700. At the time work ceased, I had received only $1,000, which did not fully compensate me for the completed work. As the project progressed, the professional working relationship also deteriorated. I became aware that negative statements regarding my work and professionalism were being discussed with another contractor on the project without first addressing any concerns directly with me. This undermined the cooperative working environment necessary to complete the project successfully and contributed to an increasingly adversarial atmosphere. When I later arrived at the property to discuss the project and attempt to resolve the remaining issues, the situation escalated into a verbal confrontation involving third parties. At that point, I determined that continuing work under those circumstances was no longer appropriate or productive. My decision to discontinue the project was based on the overall working conditions and the breakdown in communication?not on any unwillingness to fulfill my contractual obligations. Based on the contract terms, the work completed, the reduced and altered project schedule, and the documented changes in project conditions, I do not believe a refund is warranted. The documentation demonstrates that a substantial portion of the contracted work was completed in accordance with the agreement before the project was prematurely interrupted. Accordingly, I do not have a settlement proposal or counteroffer to present at this time. I respectfully request that the complaint record reflect the contractual timeline, the work completed, the changes to the project conditions after execution of the agreement, and the supporting documentation provided. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Brett A. DiSario DiSario?s Popcorn Ceiling Removal"
"Thanks to you and your mother for the opportunities ?... Brett"
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