MP CONTRACTORS LLC
MP CONTRACTORS LLC
7 years of experience
Free onsite estimate
We take great pride in our experience, expertise, quality and customer service that we provide to meet your needs. It is our mission to provide excellent workmanship and complete customer satisfaction from start to completion of a project. In order to understand the needs and expectations of our customers, we take great care to work and communicate with every customer a professional manner. Our reputation is based on service, safety and quality, regardless of how large or small the job.
"I spoke with Marisol (who seemed to be in charge) on Nov 8th. We started a text chain about what I wanted done. All direction of what I needed is in the text chain that was written over the next two weeks. I wanted drywall repair in the dinning room, living room and hallway because I removed crown molding. We spoke through text that we could finally meet at 5:30 pm on the Thursday the 13th. They came over at about that time. We spoke about what I needed done then added the kitchen and the entryway to the task. On Monday the 17th she sent me an amended price of 2,200 (in a text). I asked for an invoice and she sent one. I wrote to remove $200 from the cost to not paint the doors. $2,000 was agreed to. We agreed that I would pay with a credit card. I wrote in a text (after we spoke face to face) that white eggshell would be used in the dining room, living room, hallway and entryway. Then use white satin in the kitchen. I then I expressed the same in a text. They agreed to provide the paint and materials. Flat paint was never talked about being used. We spoke a few more times about when they could start. We agreed on Wednesday the 19th. I told them I would remove items from the walls (pictures, socket cover plates and so on). They showed promptly at 8am then began work. I was expecting at least 2 days of work. The only took 1 day. They finished at about 5pm. They had to clean my floor because they did not used a drop cloth during the drywall repair but did during the painting. I inspected for cleanliness and quality. Everything seemed like it could have been done better. It was getting late. I paid the balance when they were done. They left. All the paint wasn't dry. I let the paint dry overnight. The next day as I was starting to reinstall the outlet covers and things and was angered when I noticed that all the outlets and switches were painted over and shorted three dining room wall outlets. I sent Marisol pics and told of the outlets with no power(I did reset the circuit breaker). She left a voicemail saying that she would take care of the problem. Nothing yet. Then I tried to wipe a smudge off the wall and it would not clean. I investigated the type of paint they used and it was flat paint, used in the dining room, living room, hallway and entryway where eggshell was supposed to be used. Eggshell was used in the kitchen where satin was supposed to be used. Fat paint was not discussed to be used. I sent another text stating flat paint was used instead of what was agreed upon. Nothing yet."
Greg H on November 2025
We take great pride in our experience, expertise, quality and customer service that we provide to meet your needs. It is our mission to provide excellent workmanship and complete customer satisfaction from start to completion of a project. In order to understand the needs and expectations of our customers, we take great care to work and communicate with every customer a professional manner. Our reputation is based on service, safety and quality, regardless of how large or small the job.
"I spoke with Marisol (who seemed to be in charge) on Nov 8th. We started a text chain about what I wanted done. All direction of what I needed is in the text chain that was written over the next two weeks. I wanted drywall repair in the dinning room, living room and hallway because I removed crown molding. We spoke through text that we could finally meet at 5:30 pm on the Thursday the 13th. They came over at about that time. We spoke about what I needed done then added the kitchen and the entryway to the task. On Monday the 17th she sent me an amended price of 2,200 (in a text). I asked for an invoice and she sent one. I wrote to remove $200 from the cost to not paint the doors. $2,000 was agreed to. We agreed that I would pay with a credit card. I wrote in a text (after we spoke face to face) that white eggshell would be used in the dining room, living room, hallway and entryway. Then use white satin in the kitchen. I then I expressed the same in a text. They agreed to provide the paint and materials. Flat paint was never talked about being used. We spoke a few more times about when they could start. We agreed on Wednesday the 19th. I told them I would remove items from the walls (pictures, socket cover plates and so on). They showed promptly at 8am then began work. I was expecting at least 2 days of work. The only took 1 day. They finished at about 5pm. They had to clean my floor because they did not used a drop cloth during the drywall repair but did during the painting. I inspected for cleanliness and quality. Everything seemed like it could have been done better. It was getting late. I paid the balance when they were done. They left. All the paint wasn't dry. I let the paint dry overnight. The next day as I was starting to reinstall the outlet covers and things and was angered when I noticed that all the outlets and switches were painted over and shorted three dining room wall outlets. I sent Marisol pics and told of the outlets with no power(I did reset the circuit breaker). She left a voicemail saying that she would take care of the problem. Nothing yet. Then I tried to wipe a smudge off the wall and it would not clean. I investigated the type of paint they used and it was flat paint, used in the dining room, living room, hallway and entryway where eggshell was supposed to be used. Eggshell was used in the kitchen where satin was supposed to be used. Fat paint was not discussed to be used. I sent another text stating flat paint was used instead of what was agreed upon. Nothing yet."
Greg H on November 2025
