Eagle Eye Painting & Restoration

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Eagle Eye Painting is not a cheap, but if you want a high quality job done with high quality materials, you definitely get what you pay for. We checked references before hand and they came back highly recommended. The crew was very professional and they completely cleaned up everything, every day they were here. It took about a month to paint our two story home but they were super thorough and did extra steps most home painters don't do (power washed after scraping AND sanding the siding). They also used tinted primer vs regular so that there was better coverage. They did two coats of paint on the side of the house that gets the most sun. They kept us informed about extra costs that came up due to rotten boards needing to be replaced and let us give the okay before doing them. They did a great job of repairing and updating the old rotten siding so instead of hiring two contractors, we only had to go with one. They are very clean, very careful, and do a precise paint job with no drips or residual spray in places you don't want. The end result is that we have a completely new looking home and we get tons of complements on the way it turned out. Pat is the owner and sometimes a little slow in getting back to you via phone but he really knows his stuff and does high quality work. When they started the job, they were here regularly and kept things moving despite weather and very high heat.

Started job in July and never finished Left painted storm windows in my garage and did not come back to put them up In late October the storm windows were still taking up my garage and now covered with dirt-the garage is old I cleaned the storm windows and tried to put them back up but they did not fit --had not been numbered I had to hire two other businesses to make the windows fit and finish things he did not do He did not clean up after the job

We selected this company for their supposed experience with plaster walls and their "eye for detail". We learned they actually had little experience in matching existing wall textures and the trial and error process ended up costing significantly more money than estimated.