We hired Guillermo Salgado for a complete remodel of our home. He was hired to do sheetrock repairs, to paint walls, ceilings, and doors, to stain stair railing and cabinets, and to paint cabinets and trim. We walked through the house 3 times before we hired him, and he ultimately decided to charge us by the square foot since we were redoing everything. He initially told us he would complete the job in 3 weeks. That was in October of 2016. He walked off the job, without completing it, in March 2017, shortly before Spring Break. The work he and his company did was sloppy, unprofessional, and unskilled. When he asked me to do a walk through to approve what he had done, and I pointed out things that needed to be fixed, he became angry with me, and he treated me as if I was being ridiculous. The problems weren't just small things. There was something wrong in every single room, on every single piece of baseboard and crown molding, on every door, on every piece of window trim, and on every door trim. He painted over dirt and debris. Nail holes were not filled. Caulking was uneven and sloppy, and he painted over globs of caulk he left. The ceiling/wall cut-in was crooked. I can't even begin to describe the condition of the trim and doors. None of it was prepped properly, which resulted in an uneven finish with multiple runs. The trim looked terrible, and he didn't prep the doors properly. As a result, the paint now peels off with the slightest touch. There was over spray paint on my glass pantry door, on my entertainment center, and on a clock that was mistakenly left on the wall. There was paint on my mantle, on my shower wall, on my fireplace hearth, on plugs, on ceiling fans, and on doorknobs. There were paint splatters on my granite counter tops and my stair railing. We installed 2 new vanities and a new cabinet in the laundry room, which were supposed to be painted. The paint on the vanities was rough and looked similar to orange peel, and I am not really sure what he did to the stain on my cabinets. The stain was uneven, and the wipe marks were visible. He sanded my cabinets with sandpaper that was too coarse, and he sanded across the grain. As a result, he left scratches in the wood. The topcoat lacquer was supposed to be a satin finish. He used satin in the kitchen, but in the master bathroom, he clearly used either semi-gloss or gloss. When I asked him about it, he tried to tell me the top coat can react differently based on what is underneath it. He assured me he used the same lacquer in both the kitchen and bathroom. I do not believe this to be true since there was a drastic difference between the top coat on my kitchen cabinets and my bathroom cabinets. In January, there was a fire inside my house. The fire was caused by a vacuum cleaner belonging to the hardwood floor company, who was there to repair and refinish my hardwood floors. As a result of smoke damage, the ceilings had to be sealed and repainted, and the walls had to be repainted. Before the fire, Guillermo had already painted all of the ceilings, painted two coats on the upstairs walls, and one coat on the downstairs walls. He made an agreement with the floor company to paint kilz on all the ceilings, as well as another coat of paint on all of the walls and ceilings. This additional painting was at the expense of the floor company. After a couple of weeks, Guillermo stated he had completed painting, and he was ready for me to approve his finished work. There were numerous things wrong, and I only checked about 1/3 of the upstairs portion of my house. I gave him a very detailed list of the rooms I had checked. He fixed some of the items, but not all of them. Then he took a picture of a crossed-off checklist, and he sent it to the floor company. He told the owner he had completed everything he was supposed to do, and he was due his payment. This was completely false! The list did not cover the entire house, and the area it did cover still had many problems. For example, on all of the ceilings, kilz could still be seen at the cut-in where the ceilings met the walls and around lights and fans. In other words, the ceilings did not have full paint coverage. After he became angry with me, he told one of our employees he was not going to redo our stair railing. He said it wasn't included in his price. However, he charged us by the square foot because everything was supposed to be included. Even if there weren't so many problems with the work he did, he could not say he completed our job. He left 5 doors and two walls with sheetrock repair unpainted, and he did not refinish my stair railing. This has been such an upsetting process. In addition to the new vanities and new laundry room cabinets, we also installed some new cabinets in the kitchen and all new baseboards and some new crown molding. Guillermo's paint job was so bad, the new painters couldn't tell any of it was new. I am sharing my experience in an attempt to prevent someone else from being cheated. I would never recommend Guillermo or his company to anyone for any job.