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"Cowboy Painting not only painted my personal residence but they’ve done all my commercial stuff as well… absolutely incredible professionalism and Superb painting quality. These guys are truly the very best. And they won’t be under sold they significantly beat everybody’s competitive bid. I couldn’t be happier I will hire them for every single painting job whether it’s interior exterior. And an added plus is that they move fast and exccedingly efficient… they don’t play with a project they’re in they’re out and your absolute satisfaction is promised or they won’t leave until the job is perfect. Highly recommend!!!!!"

"EXCELLENT job by All Painting and Power Washing!!! We had this company paint the interior and exterior of our home. The precision and attention to detail they did while painting has our house looking brand new. They power washed the exterior and even took the time to clean my deck tables!!!!! When I drove up the driveway...the house sparkled :) Highly Recommend for your Painting and PowerWashing Needs!!!!"

"Went great very timely he even did a few extra things (screens and painted front door to match shutters ) very efficient easy to work with !!!"

"Bolivar Painting Company recently painted our church auditorium. The scope of the work entailed drywall and ceiling repairs followed by two finish coats of paint, in addition to covering and safeguarding our pews and A/V equipment beforehand. From beginning to end, Luis Bolivar and his crew did an outstanding job and finished the work early and on-budget. Upon completion, they cleaned and vacuumed the auditorium to perfection. If you are looking for painters to paint your church auditorium or your home, you need look no further than Bolivar Painting Company."

"Jim is extremely friendly and responsive. However, as the weeks stretched into months - and he increased the costs of services twice, my patience grew thin. It took nearly 3 months for 2 bathroom renovations. And throughout the process Jim and his team kept asking us basic questions you would think a home contractor would know. <br /> One of the questions was "how high do you want your shower curtain bar?" It's literally a standard size (75-77 inches). When I came home, it was installed ~6 feet off the ground. I'm 6'4 and was pretty confused why it was so low. I had to ask them to move it. <br /> Similar experience with them placing mirrored medicine cabinets. One bathroom has them so low I can't see my face without squatting. The other bathroom (because we complained) has it so high my wife can't see her face.  <br /> Jim subs out most of his work. We were very lucky that his tile crew did an exceptional job. The rest of the work is pretty mediocre for the price we paid. <br />"

"I will definitely hire Andre again for any future painting services. He was very prompt in responding to my request for a quote and be was able to perform same day service. He arrived to my residence on time and he completed the painting of my dining room very quickly. He did an amazing job and he was very professional. I will definitely be recommending him to any family members and friends for any painting projects they may have"

"I'm a relatively new homeowner, so after a storm damaged my roof, I had no idea how to get my roof repaired or how to navigate the home insurance claim nightmare. I was so grateful when my friend's husband (who is a contractor specializing in home insurance jobs) recommended I call a company local to me called American Custom Contractors. My friend's husband told me he had worked with the company previously and knew that the company had good people, does good work, and is trustworthy. I'm happy to say that he was 100% right. Initially, my home insurance company only wanted to pay to replace a few shingles on my roof, but American Custom Contractors advocated on my behalf, and we were able to get the home insurance to replace my whole roof! There was months of back and forth with the home insurance company, but American Custom Contractors really allayed my anxiety during this whole process. In fact, everyone I met and spoke to at the company knew exactly what they were doing and were polite and professional. I felt like I was in good hands during the entire process. I'm happy to say my roof is now brand new and beautiful. I highly recommend American Custom Contractors for their superb customer service and high quality work."

"Mark did a great job painting my rental house.  Made great suggestions for color, got the work done quickly. and did not leave a mess. He was also very mindful of not letting the  dogs get loose.  I contacted several painters. Most did not call back or if the did, never gave the estimate.  Mark was very good with communication.  Phone, text, email.    <br /> <br />"

"The basement is complete however I'm disappointed with Noonan Construction.  This company took on more than they could chew with their Angies List basement deal.   Mike Criddle from Noonan came out to review my basement and write up some dimensions, etc., in order to provide a quote for the project.  This was in September 2014.   Fast forward to December 2014 I finally received the proposal for the basement.    After making the first down payment in February 2015, it wasn't until early May that someone finally showed up to kick start this project.   The project dragged on for months, many different people for various aspects of the project when they wanted and I wasn't advised of the schedule, who'd show up when, etc.   The few times I was told when someone would be here they were late, or didn't show at all.  Deliveries would show up with basement materials, however I wasn't advised therefore was stuck handling at least two large deliveries.    Owner Brian Noonan, advised they were too busy because they sold too many Angie's List basement deals.  The workers who did my basement and the owner admitted my location was too far away as well (even though their service area includes Harford County).   Note that I asked this question in no uncertain terms when Mike Criddle made his first (and only) visit here in September 2014 to review my basement and draft a proposal, I was reassured I was within their service area.  <br /> I had issues with their bookkeeping the duration of the project.   They invoiced incorrectly, sometimes asking me for a duplicate payment that was already made (and cashed).    The lack of attention to the details with how the handled the finances created additional frustrations for me.    Chances are I would have paid more than was agreed to for the overall job if I didn't stay on top of their accounting, in fact I would have paid at one point $5K more than I had to.  Who knows if Noonan Construction would have realized their mistake, fortunately I caught the invoicing error before doling out another check.   <br /> The owner rarely visited to manage his people and review the work being done.   Overall he may have been here 2 times at best.   Often times there were issues and I'd be summoned by his workers who'd hand me their phone to deal with the owner that way, and discuss issues that he couldn't see or manage because he was never here.  More than once I had to remind him he should be here managing this, and as apologetic as we was, he didn't supervise or rarely got involved in the actual work being performed.   <br /> Fast forward, after months of aggravation just to get this basement project done, still no owner visibility to manage this, I had to draw a line and insist Noonan allocate whoever he needs to and get my project done.   The project was supposed to run 4 - 6 weeks but it ran  took 3+ months.    I cannot attest to the quality of the basement as only time will tell.  There are issues with the drywall with screws already popping out, the corner brackets showing metal, the paint job isn't great and there's been no follow-up for retouching.   The wall mounted AC/Heater they installed leaks, no one knows why and I was told me to check the filter, which I did only to advise them the filter is clean.    I'm reluctant to utilize the wall mount, maybe I will if I put a big bucket or bowl underneath to capture the leakage.    In addition there are several pieces of ceiling tile incorrectly placed and/or cut and several areas of unfinished business (i.e., wires not enclosed, stair rail not mounted, etc.).     <br />     <br /> I will not use Noonan Construction for any future work and will not refer them to anyone I know.  "

"Drywall subcontractor was Blue Dolphin.  He was excellent and prepared everything for painting.    <br /> Problem arose when repair of the drywall seams extended into the surrounding walls and called for extra painting to be done.   I would have paid extra for the additional work but was told I wouldn't be charged for it. <br /> Real problem was bid included painting a small ceiling downstairs.  It was included in the contract.  There were 2 small stains on the ceiling.  I asked if those could be primed and matched, but contractor said better to paint the whole ceiling which I agreed to and again which was included in contract.    They double primed the stains downstairs and started work upstairs. <br /> When the painters finished upstairs I asked about downstairs ceiling and they called contractor who said that wasn't part of the deal which was simply not true.  He may have forgotten about it,  but it was in the contract.  Plus they had started the job by priming the stains.  Then Contractor got a little huffy on the phone  saying "this is how its going to be, if you want the downstairs ceiling done it will be another $300.00."  His attitude was very disappointing.  So I ended up paying another 300.00, but I didn't pay extra for the additional upstairs painting so it wasn't something I was going to make an issue about.  However, when General Contractor didn't live up to his written contract, then that's a problem people should know about.    Blue Dolphin drywall (his subcontractor) was great though and I would recommend him for drywall repair.  The painting crew was average and missed a few areas that had to be redone. <br />"