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"Wonderful! Very pleased. This company is professional, ethical, efficient, experienced and do beautiful work. We had a very challenging job for them with an older home that had a very bad previous paint job and they did a very nice job fixing it and doing a beautiful new paint job inside and out! They are on the books for future work! Thank you Matt, Ashley and Mike!"

"Mr. Sanchez and his crew did an amazing job paint my entire home. Showed up on time. Contacted me throughout the whole process. Even took my garbage cans to the curb for me."

"Matthew was a great guy went the extra mile not only pressure washed area needed painting but also mold on back steps and brick on back of house."

"Palmetto Ceramic Coatings painted their exterior of our home, including our deck and porch. They did an amazing job, and I have received numerous complements on the house. I would hire them again, and I recommend them for anyone looking for similar work."

"Dan at Triangle Arts Painting is great to work with and highly recommended by us. He is very skilled at his trade, punctual, courteous, professional and meticulous. He did a great job on our ceiling drywall repair and painting. For your estimates, call Triangle Arts Painting first...or last...just call."

"Mikel and his team are courteous and meticulous. I can t say enough nice things about them. They did an awesome job on painting the exterior of my home. It was a big job and they never seemed to be in hurry to finish. Their attention to detail cannot be matched. I highly recommend this young man."

"excellent work and clean-up, trustworthy I went to work, moved all the furniture and put it back in place, answered all my questions <br /> <br /> <br />"

"Job well done. Mr. Weber did the painting himself. Very polite and professional."

"Todd did both interior and exterior painting on my home (including replacing some rotting woodwork). Todd did an excellent job and I would not hesitate to use him again (and have used him before for other painting jobs)."

"Brian said that all of the problem areas would disappear once it dried.  Not only did they not go away as he suggested they would, but I now see additional areas that have paint raised on the surface.     My initial meeting with Brian was disconcerting.  He quoted $650 to paint one room.  This included smoothing and painting a ceiling that I had already scraped.  This $650 did not include painting the molding or the doors. Later, as if it was generous of him, he conceded to do the baseboard.  Though hearing the amount of the quote shocked me, I agreed to it because he justified it with declarations of his uncompromising level of work. In fact, the reason he said he would not do the window sills is that it would take too much time to get them to the level of his satisfaction, again, referencing his uncompromising quality of work and having no intention of damaging his integrity as a professional.  According to him, if I want it done "right" this is how much it will cost.    Plans were made for him to come the next day to do the ceiling and the day after to paint the walls.  Before he arrived the first day he asked if I would mind him doing the work all in one day.  I was surprised that all of that work could be done in one day but he is the expert, as established above, and if he says he can do it then it must be possible.     Brian does a lot of talking.  I listened politely as he explained multiple times why poor results were fixed to the best of his ability.  The first issue was that I had already purchased Behr paint and he preferred Sherwin Williams.  I would have been happy to have purchased the Sherwin Williams had I not already purchased the Behr.  He went ahead with the Behr.  I overheard him tell his assistant that he was surprised how well it covered. With breaks for breakfast and lunch he sanded the ceiling and walls and gave two coats of paint to both. Why, as a professional, would he come out to complain to me about how hard it is to sand and prep?  Am I not paying a lot of money for him to do what he is telling me he is the best at? This was more than a little annoying as I was at my own work on the computer needing quiet.     It began to rain early morning and continued with heavy rain all day.  Naturally, the paint will take longer to dry.  This is a major cause of the problem I am about to explain.  He called me into the room to show me that, after two coats, the paint is still separating and not completely covering.  He blamed the quality of the Behr paint.  It is now 1:30pm.  It was devastating to me that we would have to get Sherwin Williams paint to redo it and I would have to pay him another $100!  In the back of my mind I am also thinking, "Two coats of paint within an hour on a heavy, wet day?"  Nevertheless, I went to Home Depot and battled with the manager to give me my money back for the faulty paint.  In fact, they did use the wrong base to mix the green color so there was this legit problem.  Not so for the gray.  The humidity on this heavy rainy day was still an issue.   At the end of the day, after much complaining about how hard it was, we inspected it together and agreed that it was at best "good" not "great" and certainly not "perfect."  He did not "skim" the edge of the ceiling because he said they started but they would have had to continue around the entire ceiling.  This IS what I am paying for.  I did not argue with him about this.  I paid his $650 (minus 10% coupon from Angie's List) plus the additional $100.  Feeling like I would give him a bad review, which I reassured him that I wouldn't, he offered to make the job right by offering to power wash my house for $100.  Power washing was the last thing on my list of financial needs of my house.  He then offered to paint a small room in another area for $100. Of course this would not include the ceiling, molding or doors.  No, thank you.   The final job was obviously not the quality work that he strutted the day he came to bid on the job.  Had he kept the plan to break the job up into two days, he would have had more time to do it right.  His justification for this decision was to get my job behind him so that he could tend to a job of a very picky client and needed to give that his full attention.  The walls aside, the ceiling is no where near acceptable for the amount of money that was paid out.  As for the walls, there are still areas of separation even after the application of the Sherwin Williams $80 a can Paint.  There are rough spots as well.  Overall, it is a poor job especially for such a revered painter.  My husband is beside himself and insists, along with me, that he return to fix this.  We will have to make arrangements for him to come when my husband is home.      I stopped him when he began to explain what he would need to do in order to fix it, that I would need to buy more paint, and that he would need to be paid more.  I told him that I didn't need to know how and I would not give another penny.  Just fix it.  He did      come back and fix it at no additional cost to me.   Here's some free advise.  Do not give a wall two coats of paint within hours of each other when rain is pouring down and give yourself ample time to do a job right. I may be the exception because you have a high rating on Angie's List, but I think that a cumulation of the above issues, circumstances and bad decisions made the job he did for me not have the same results that he usually produce. It is a good thing for me that he is a man of integrity.      Overall, I think that Brian is a skilled painter when he takes his time and does the job right.  I would not, however, call him again."