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Capital City Drywall & Painting Ltd.

Capital City Drywall & Painting Ltd.

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662 Kelly Rd, Victoria, British Columbia, V9B 2A5, Canada
(250) 478-2599 www.capitalcitydrywall.ca
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Jan 11, 2019
I called CC Drywall last year for a quote on a job. I thought they would show me some respect because I had used them twice in the past. Called them again a few days ago again nothing. No commen courtesy from this company. Called a few others and they all responded promptly even though so.e of them were too busy. Not a company I will be recommending to anybody!

Dec 4, 2018
I left multiple voicemails but they did not respond. I guess they don’t want any more business. They should change their voicemail message to “Don’t bother leaving a message”.

Nov 24, 2016
I cold-called this firm from an internet search after having another firm price a small job, but never call (or respond to messages) to actually start the job. They started the job within a few days of pricing it, and finished it a few days after that. No hassle, no waiting. The workers were all friendly, punctual, and knowledgeable. The work they did met our expectations and the price was less than the other firm. I wouldn't hesitate to use them again.

Oct 19, 2015
We have always received service delivery that exceeded our expectations, and the value for the price is exceptional. Their work quality is excellent, they are reliable, fast and efficient. They have always been great to work with. We have used Capital City Drywall over the last 10 years for 3 home renovations; without question, we will continue using Capital City Drywall as our contractors in the future. Great company to work with!

Oct 18, 2016
Friendly, polite workers who even came in on the weekend to get the job done in good time. They were able to do an excellent job applying drywall to our needlessly convoluted basement. Isaac (our contact person) was quick to respond, polite, and extremely accomodating. We would have Capital City Drywall back in a heartbeat.

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