PERFECT PAINTERS HERITAGE BLDR

They were terrible. I had them come back and they made it worse. The first people that came around were prompt but the second time the people were not prompt and were not very nice.

We could not be happier with the results of the job. The painters were professional, very polite, attentive to detail, and generally very pleasant to have around. We appreciated the detailed quote as well as the fact that the end price was consistent with what had been predicted (we did increase the scope of work, but we take responsibility for that). The crew pointed out problems that they found along the way, for example, minor rot on our storm windows, and gave us detailed information on the best way they could repair things as well as accurate estimates for the time required. They exceeded expectations by, in one instance, pointing out a small broken window pane and suggesting they fix it. We had forgotten to mention it since it sits behind a window treatment. We can recommend them without hesitation because of the excellent quality of their work, and also because, when they accidentally caused discoloration on the paint on the main body of our house, they stepped up, took responsibility, and fixed it. They actually fixed the problem not once but twice because the first time around the reserve paint that we had on-hand did not match. They completed the second coat without hesitation or complaint, and for that reason and the others above we could not be more pleased with their work. We will most certainly do business with them again and highly recommend them.

The estimate I received from Perfect Painters was the most detailed I've ever seen. A long list of work items made it clear what was included (powerwashing, scraping, etc.). Ron (the owner) included an extensive list of optional add-on work items (more on that later). He also included a number of letters from satisfied customers. I had specifically asked for an estimate for prepping and painting the trim ($4600), but had expressed interest in having the body painted and some carpentry done as well. The numbers were ultimately reasonable enough that I opted for upgrading the paint to Sherwin-Williams Duration ($28/gallon; $700 total), a second coat on the trim ($1400), painting the body ($3000), replacing some siding ($2700), and painting the windows sashes for some accent color ($135). It was about two months after sending in our deposit that the crew was available to start work on the house. Before that Ron's color expert (I forget his name, unfortunately) helped us choose a combination that made sense (for you owners of Arts and Crafts homes, Bungalow Colors by Robert Schweitzer is immensely useful as well). Jacob and Russ did the majority of the painting on our project, and were accompanied by a couple carpenters that handled the siding and woodwork. Jacob was an excellent foreman with a great attention to detail and quality work. The crew arrived early every day and aside from interruption by weather, stuck to our project every working day until everything was finished. The final result was phenomenal. Calling themselves and quot;perfectand quot; painters is hyperbole, of course, but they did do a thorough job and we get a lot of compliments on the work. The quality of the work at a reasonable price (well below other estimates) means we'd happily hire them again.