
Platinum Painting and Gutters
About us
Platinum Painting has set out on a mission to raise the standards and expectations of our clients. Whether it is a small guest room or a complex multi-color and multi-texture estate home, we treat each project as if our reputation depends on it, because it does. We are committed to the satisfaction of every home owner, which is why our company andour home painting & gutter projects are always successful. Locally owned & operated.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Exterior & interior painting - walls, cabinets, ceilings, garage floors, trim, paneling, texture sheetrock repairs, doors, carpentry repair, & glazing. Gutter replacement.
Services we don't offer
Gutter repairs or Gutter clean outs.
Amenities
Eco Friendly Accreditations
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Warranties
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- American Express
- Financing Available
- Check
- Visa
- Discover
- MasterCard
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Miguel did an excellent job with the estimate and being flexible with the project start date, as we had multiple conflicts that came up on short notice.
The crew was outstanding. Very professional. They were polite, respectful, quiet, neat and extremely helpful over what turned into a 5 day project. I would want Miguel, Juan, Alfredo, Eric (and the other gentlemen who's name I can't remember) back on the next job. Great team. They are an asset to Platinum.
*****THIS SHOULD BE THE ONLY PHONE CALL YOU MAKE*****
From the initial phone call with Randy to the final walk through and payment, everything went smoothly. Randy (and Chris) were so professional and helpful!! The team that he brought in to paint were also very professional. I can't express how AWESOME my house looks now :o)
Thank you again Platinum Painting!
So, what went wrong? I think a couple of things:
1. Overshooting the timeline: They quoted 3 days as the time taken to complete the job. At the end of it all, it took close to 2 weeks.
2. Lack of Quality: The root cause was a terrible finish job of the paint which pretty much had a knock off effect on the rest of the job. On Day 2, when I came to look at the paint job, there were places that putty wasn't applied and almost NO sanding was done. They basically did the putty and sanding on about 4 doors and ignored the rest. They pretty much spray painted the entire thing without paying any attention to detail. The initial expectation was that ALL hinges would be covered so that the silver finish on the hinges would remain. That was not the case, they applied a cover to some hinges but on the rest, again, the attention to detail was so miserable that it pretty much ruined a lot of the hinges
3. Attention to Detail: Because the painters did an extremely poor job on the paint, they dragged out the rest of job too. So when it came to applying the glaze to give the cabinets an antique look, some of the doors had an even finish and some of them didn't. What made it worse was that of the 3 that were on the job, 1 of them had the skills and the other 2 were still learning or not too experienced.
4. No supervision on site: so the painters always did an uneven job and never really focused on quality. A lot of the corrections were done after I would visit and walk through the project with Randy. A strong supervisor would have easily caught a lot of the glaring quality issues.
5. Extremely poor customer service: the last straw was when I received a call from Jorge (or George), who's their Director or Operations. I've used about 4 vendors from Angie's list and this is by the far the only instance that I truly regret using Angie's list. He single highhandedly ruined the entire experience. Not only was he rude, he was aggressive for no reason. And all this from a person who was back from vacation, did not know about the poor quality of the job onsite and had the temerity to demand payment for something that wasn't even complete. During our first conversation, he even said that "this is an artistic process, so we need you to be onsite to make sure the painters are doing it right" and this is the first I even heard of this requirement. Not to mention, I was there multiple times in the week to make sure feedback was given. It just goes to show how much he knew about what was happening on the ground or how much his people communicated with him.
I think the conversation with Jorge was an extremely distasteful one, because I requested that I did not want to speak with him going forward and only deal with Randy, which made him all the more defensive. I don't get it, I'm the customer. I'm paying for the job, and I got extremely poor quality. Wouldn't I have the right to want it corrected or at least deal with someone who understands the job? Because the job was quoted at $4000, I only paid $3500 till they completed the job. Even for the 'touch up' that was done, the painters showed up for 2 hours after which they stopped and said they had to be elsewhere.
I get it. Every job is different, but then have the humility to accept that the job wasn't of the highest quality. I believe Randy when he says that Karl (who's the owner) believes that customer satisfaction is paramount because Randy is the one guy who was a joy to work with and truly stood for customer service. I think Platinum would do a good job, if you were onsite supervising full time or for more simpler paint jobs rather that something as specialized as this.
Next they tackled the outside of the house. Again, I was impressed with the prep and attention to detail. Taking down the ceiling fan blades on our covered porch (they were painting the ceiling) and the outdoor speakers - removing them completely not just covering them up. They caulked everywhere and were very thorough in making sure they got every bit of trim.
Each morning during the two projects (worked out to do them concurrently) they arrived when they said they would, worked a full day, cleaned up and left things neat and tidy before leaving each night. I did get 2 bids for this work, their prices were right in line with the other bid I received. After reading multiple reviews on Angie's List I decided to go with Platinum and I'm very thankful that I did!
Platinum has reached out to me and hopefully we will reach an agreement. Until the process is completed, ignore my previous comments. I will update when a final decision has been made?
Raul and Ben from Platinum came out to look at the work and said they will do the repairs even though some of the problems are not covered by the warranty. This is what I expected and am satisfied that they do stand by the warranty the give. Since all the other work was done and I had no problems I am now removing all negative comments posted when I was upset with the initial response. Ben and Raul were very professional and wanted to keep the customer satisfied.
That same day I received word that Eddie could schedule me for an estimate within the next couple days.
We used a Sherwin-Williams color consultant prior to meeting Eddie, and with that consultant, we received a $50 gift card that we gave to Eddie once he gave us the estimate.
Eddie, George, and Julio, the foreman all showed up on time on the first day and walked us through what they would be doing and making sure the colors we picked were correct.
After the first day, they had finished the first coat on everything. They finished the entire job on day 2.
When they left, the only way you'd know they were there is the different color of paint on the walls. Everything was clean as we had left it.
The estimate was a little higher than I originally thought it was, but once the work was complete I felt the price was justified.
I'd definitely recommend using Platinum Painting.
We went onto Angie?s List a little more than a week from Thanksgiving with a giant project and very low expectations. We needed to have heavy-grain oak wainscoating (3-4 feet high) in a stairwell painted white for better visibility for the grandparents. Who could possibly both (1) fill the grain where it wouldn?t be visible when painted, and (2) paint the stairs, in less than a week? Oh, did we mention all of the masking and the fact that we needed the risers painted white while the treads needed to remain stained?
Well, we thought we?d get a couple off quotes, ask if anyone thought they could do it in time, and just suffer from some laughter when we told them we needed it done before family arrived in a week. We were, therefore, incredibly skeptical when Platinum Painting sent over a professional representative, who not only told us that they could do the job, and not only quoted us a very reasonable price, but told us they could have it ready with time to spare. Nevertheless, we gave them the go ahead. A few days later ? WOW!!! ? our wildest expectations had been exceeded. We are in total awe of the job that they did. I cannot overstate the roughness of the grain, and the number of nooks and crannies that had to be filled in and puttied over for a professional look to be achieved, and Platinum Painting did all of that, and more, in less than 4 days!!! (At this point, you may be thinking this reads like a paid-advertisement, or sponsored content, but all I can tell you is that we are the real deal and you can contact us through Angie?s List and we?ll happily do whatever we need to verify that fact). The staff was professional, and the job was incredible, we have ZERO complaints and nothing but praise.
Thank you very much, Platinum Painting!
Caroline and Jon.
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