Noller The Roller Custom Painting

Scott painted 2 bathrooms for me. He showed up on time, did an excellent job at a very reasonable price, was a pleasure to deal with, and cleaned up when he was finished. I recommend him highly. You won’t be disappointed.

Scott did excellent work, was very efficient and reliable. He showed up on time as he said he would each day and his painting was nearly flawless. It was clear that he made sure to do the job correctly and not cut corners like other professionals may tend to do. We bought a new house and had the majority of the rooms repainted and many of them needed much prepwork on his part. He made sure to keep his work space clean and made sure the areas he worked on were clean before he finished the job. We even had a last minute add on to paint a room in our previous home at a different location so we could sell it, and he was flexible and willing to do it same day. I would highly recommend Scott for any painting needs!

Scott was a very professional yet very personable worker. He was on time daily and cleaned up after himsel each day. He rates are very resonable and Im sure we would hire him again.

Scott did a beautiful job white washing my fireplace. Very punctual and good at communicating . He is very thorough and works neatly and cleans up his mess. He checked with me several times during the process to make sure I was happy with look . I would highly recommend him and would definitely have him back to do other jobs for me.

Noller the Roller was great with communication, dependable and arrived on time. He completed the project in a timely manner and did a great job!

Great, above and beyond what I expected.

Paint 2 rooms including doors, trim & baseboards , 2 hallways, & stairwell

Scott did an excellent job and his quote was fair. We are very pleased with his work and would definitely hire him again.

We were amazed! He showed up on time, gave us a fair quote and started and completed the job exactly when he said he would. He did a beautiful job and is a master at his craft. Highly recommend and will definitely be our go to person for any future painting needs.

Excellent. He was very conscientious. Pleasant to work with. He did some minor sheet rock repairs as well as a small amount of exterior painting. I asked him to come back for some additional items and everything went very well. Great pricing.

Scott was very professional at his job! Very friendly and always showed up on time, never left early! He is a man who takes pride in his work. We will definitely use him again and would highly recommend him to anyone 7/22/20

Showed up early, was very detail oriented, very nice person, would recommend to anyone needing work done.

Scott was on time each morning with a smile on his face. He is very friendly and works professionally, maintaining quality painting in which he is very proud of. I asked him during the job to add other areas than were not previously requested, and he did without any question or hesitation. I would ask him back again to paint for us due to his professional manner and workmanship. Vicki W.

Provided excellent service on 2 challenging bedrooms that were previously poorly painted - ceiling hit with roller in several spots (hot pink paint no less). Mr. Noller was able to fix the ceiling paint issues and provide professionally painted walls. He was extremely flexible with dates - I needed to change the date for service due to unexpected family issues and Mr. Noller happily worked us back into his schedule. Will definitely call again for my next challenging paint project.

Scott was very accommodating of our schedule and did great work. Couldn’t ask for anything more! Thank you Noller the Roller! Can’t wait to use you again for the next project.

Scott did a great job. He did the kitchen, living room, hallway and bedroom. He did such a good job we asked him to come back and do the basement. He always called when he said he would and was very punctual. Gave us great advice on which paint to use for what projects. We would call him again for any painting we needed done.

Scott did an amazing job!! He's a perfectionist, the walls where he removed the wallpaper were beautiful once repaired and painted! He cleaned up the site when he was done perfectly!! He was quick and did excellent work!! You can count on Scott to do an excellent job!! I am planning to hire him again to paint our 3700 sq ft home next! You won't regret hiring him, professional, reliable, and excellent outcome! All at a very reasonable price!!

Great! We have used him several times. His work is excellent and prices very competitive.

Scott did a great job fitting us in and made quick work on our home. If you need some work done, Scott does a very nice job!

It was good. They did what they are supposed to do and I have no complaints.

He is wonder full. I been using him for 10 years. He does impeccable work. He don't make a mess and he is very respectful. I really like him.

They were professionals, cleaned up the areas so we couldn't even tell they were here. We would definitely recomend them and hire them again.

My second time to use Scott Noller the Roller and I will definitely call him again. Always responsive to my texts or calls, always on time, fair pricing and excellent quality of work. I highly recommend giving him a try!

Scott Noller (Noller the Roller) is more interested in being paid than doing the work that he was contracted to do. He was contacted in January 2018 regarding the work, at which time he had 2 jobs ahead of me. I told him that I wanted him to see the project so he understood the details of the work that was to be performed, so he stated he needed 2-weeks to visit our home. It was 2-months before he finally visited, and I spent an hour showing him the all of the details of the drywall repairs that were needed, the cracked caulking that needed to be removed before being replaced with new caulking, the crown moulding that needed to be painted, the nail pops that had been identified and needed to be repaired, and the walls that needed to be painted. This included 2 hallways, one stairway, dining room, living room, breakfast nook, kitchen, three bathrooms, TV room, and my office. He quoted it as 1-week of work for $2400, which was reasonable, plus the cost of materials. He started work on Monday, April 2, and seemed intent on spending the day talking about sports rather than working, so I promptly informed him that I had work to do for my business, and I could not spend my day talking with him about the point spread on basketball and baseball games being played that day. He departed at 14:00 the first day to go to a sports bar 1-mile away to watch a ballgame. The second day I did not have many teleconferences on the calendar, but I heard what appeared to be a loud conversation downstairs from my office. I walked over to the stairway and heard him in an endless monologue of vulgarities that would have possibly embarrassed George Carlin. This behavior persisted throughout his 2-weeks of work. When he is not cursing without restraint, he like to sing with his boom box in a very loud, off key voice that does not resemble the music on his boom box. I also witnessed him singing and dancing in my kitchen, rather than working. I witnessed him browsing the Internet, answering e-mail, and using his cell phone multiple times each day that he worked. He asked for Internet access the first day of work upon arriving at my home, which was a mistake since he would rather browsing the Internet, answering e-mail, and use his cell phone, rather than work. His average workday painting and prepping/repairing drywall may have been as little as 5-hours with these interruptions. He typically takes an hour for lunch, which is part of his 8-hour workday. Most days were from 08:00 to 16:00, with two or three days extending to 17:00. He is always anxious to leave work to watch a sporting event. The conclusion of his first day was interesting since he informed me that he was to be paid daily. He stated that his rate was $200 per day plus expenses. I told him that paying him daily was ridiculous, and it reduced his incentive to complete the work. I told him that it was typical to pay 50% at the beginning of a project, and the remaining 50% when the work was completed satisfactorily. I also instructed him that I needed an itemized invoice on the last day of work detailing labor and expenses. He did not like these terms, and stated that with 50% in his pocket, he could easily skip town and party in Chicago and not complete the project. I warned him of the legal consequences for doing that, so he accepted a 50% deposit check containing $1200 for labor, and $200 for paint at the conclusion of the first day of work. His second day of work was only 5.5-hours (08:30 to 14:00) in length since he had to leave to watch a baseball game at a sports bar. He arrived the third day, and subsequent days appearing with what appeared to be 5-days of beard stubble, disheveled hair, wearing the same clothes throughout the 2-week project. He lacks professionalism for being a business owner dealing with customers daily in their homes or businesses. He only owns one paint brush that is 4-inches in width, one 18-inch roller, one drop cloth, one step ladder, and one joint knife. He asked me for tools daily, which I had never encountered from any contractor previously. Be aware that if you loan him tools, that he does not return them to you, but will leave then scattered about the house, so it is up to you to find them. His painting skills are of low quality. He performs all of his cut in painting without masking the woodwork, while using a 4-inch paintbrush, so the edges are irregular. He then applies masking tape to the top of the baseboard when he uses his 18-inch roller. However, be aware that he never rolls paint over the area that he painted with a brush, so you have 4- to 6-inch wide railroad tracks on your walls due to the difference in texture between the roller and the brush. The 18-inch wide roller is also unable to uniformly paint a wall if there are any subtle bulges or bows to the sheetrock, so you will have voids on the painted walls. He knows these voids exist, but does not fix them unless you make him go back to repaint the walls. He lacks professionalism by knowingly doing poor quality work, and hoping the customer will not see the defects in workmanship. My wife and I were left with a dozen defects in workmanship that we now need to fix. Scott Noller bragged that he moved both furniture and appliances in the homes that he painted, and was an expert moving these things. I asked him if he had ever caused any property damage, and he said that he had not in his 30-years of business. I asked if he was insured, and he stated that he was insured. Regardless, he moved the stove and the refrigerator in the kitchen while I was working in my office to paint the walls behind these appliances. The stove was moved without any problems, but the he did not raise the jacks on the corners of the refrigerator, not did he put a hard surface down on the hardwood floor while moving the refrigerator, so he dug very long ruts into the hardwood floor. He did several thousand dollars in damage, for which he did not want to assume liability for the damage. It turned into a battle to obtain his insurance information, which was only obtained when I withheld final payment until he provided the necessary information to have the floor repaired. His insurance company is not very responsive, and I am still waiting for the repair work to be performed. Finally, Scott Noller will paint around anything on the walls (switch plates, wall plug covers, aire vents, furnace thermometers, towel racks, etc.), so it is up to you to remove these items if you do not want them painted to the wall. This is poor workmanship and illustrates the lack of professionalism by Noller the Roller. Mr. Noller signed an Invoice admitting that he had damaged the home, and then lied to Erie Insurance when he told them that he did not cause any damage to the home while working there. Erie denied the claim based upon a lie by Mr. Noller, but further investigation substantiated the damage. Mr. Noller is now under investigation for Insurance Fraud, which in this case violates both State and Federal law. Update: Mr. Noller damaged my floor while painting, and his insurance company, Erie Insurance, Policy Number Q270621455, paid $9,347.94 to repair the damage, as shown by the attached check. Mr. Noller falsified his claim to Erie Insurance, violating state and federal laws, and is under investigation for Insurance Fraud. He signed his Invoice which states that the work was completed with property damage. Hire him at your own peril.

Mr. Noller did an amazing job for me! I highly recommend him for any household painting. His knowledge of the trade, as well as the best value and type of paint to use for my home was invaluable to me. He was always on time, paid attention to detail and repaired any nail pops or wood trim caulking prior to painting. He finished in the timeline he told me he would. I love my freshly painted walls, and will use him again in the future if ever needed.