Greg Bolick

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Greg removed "popcorn" texture ceiling from the entire condo, including the ceiling above a two-story family room, repaired all defects, and painted the ceiling white. Greg is one of the hardest working providers I have ever hired, and he's very skilled at drywall. Removing popcorn ceilings is messy work, but Greg masked walls and floors with drop cloths (the unit was empty, no furniture) and worked to keep the mess contained. My wife and I were thrilled with the results- the ceilings look perfect. Greg did an outstanding job and is a nice guy. I recommend him highly for any drywall work.

Greg did all of our drywall finishing in our 1,500+ sq ft basement. Both he and we were flexible with the timing so he came and worked as his scheduled permitted for 4-5 weeks (also during the winter holiday time). The drywall was already hung and Greg came in and did a great job finishing it. Some areas already had a 1st coat on and he recommended they be re-done because of the quality and material used. He has been doing this work for a very long time and did not pressure us to change it, but just outlined why he was recommending it. Greg was noting that he doesn?t want any issues or cracks to occur 10+ years from now and he does the work well so there will never be a need for him to come back and fix any of his work. We were highly satisfied with his work and had many other contractors in the space (for other work being done) and got comments on how nice the drywall finishing was done. Although Greg is not a professional painter, he agreed to prime & paint all of the area as well. We were quite satisfied with his painting work and happy with price. Greg is an honest hard worker and takes pride in doing the job right. Would definitely hire him again if needed. He also helped a friend out with a small job finishing a closet wall that was added in. Another satisfied customer.

Mr. Bolick was prompt in responding to my first call and arrived early to look at the project. He was puzzled about how to execute some of the work; it was not complex. I am knowledgeable of construction and offered two or three solutions. He emailed me that night with a price. I accepted his bid, and we scheduled his start date. He called me the night before he was to start the work and said that he'd had a slight accident, and that he wouldn't be able to start as soon as he thought because he'd been having to work more slowly. He assured me he'd call me in another day or two and let me know what he thought he could do. Time was of the essence for me due to other work that had to follow his. I never heard from him again. I can certainly understand getting injured and being unable to work, but since he was able to use the phone once, I don't know why he couldn't a second time, as he promised. It left me scrambling to find someone else, since I had other work lined up to follow his that had to be done sequentially. I sincerely hope that he was not injured so badly that he was eventually hospitalized and unable to make a call. But because I don't think this was the case, I suspect--and I hope I'm wrong--that he realized he'd underbid the job and no longer wanted to do it (and because he wasn't sure how to do some of it.) If that were the case, I still think he should have called to tell me that he couldnt do the work for that price, which I would have understood. Not calling at all seems very unprofessional. As I said--I hope that I'm wrong. I hope he is on the mend. But he needs to have someone who takes care of calls if he cannot so that customers are not left hanging.

I had my upper bedroom/recreation room finished off about four years ago using several people for drywall, framing, electrical, and air. After four years the drywall seemed to have cracks throughout the room. The previous drywall contractor had gone out of business, due to the economy. I found Greg on Angie's list, along with one other contractor and chose Greg because of his price and thoroughness in explaining the needed repairs and the reason why the cracking was happening throughout the room. He stated it was the material used in the seams and the mud used in covering the seams and how the layers need to be applied. Greg worked both day and night removing all the sheetrock seams, adding additional screws to the sheetrock to stabilize them, and redoing all the seams. His work was thorough, no corners were cut, extremely sensitive to detail, and also completely painted the room from top to bottom. He took a very personal approach in the repair to insure it was done the right way. His work was excellent, he was timely, he was extremely thorough, he was puctual, and very pleasant in dealing with throughout the job. He also was sensitive to dust, cleaning up any mess he created, and very in covering everything to insure his work environment did not create any damage or affect other areas. I would highly recommend him to anyone and would not hesitate to use him again!

I had not heard of Greg before but found him on Angie's list. We purchased the materials and he did the work. He and one helper hung it all and then he did all the mudding, sanding, finishing, etc. Overall great experience.

Greg Bolick's pricing is great. Besides the price, he is very clean, punctual, works from morning to night and does not sit on his cell phone all day long. He is a very hard worker!

Greg was a life saver. He did in 4-5 days what would have taken my husband several weeks. He was prompt and very good at his craft. He worked with such speed. His work product was very well done. He also was very fair priced and was very good at cleaning up each and every day. He kept the dust when sanding to a minimum and made sure to keep the dust from moving to other parts of the house. I will be using him again when we refinish our bathrooms and would highly recommend him to anyone!!!