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1025 N 300 W, Springville, Utah, 84663, United States
(801) 687-0045
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May 23, 2016
He did an average job, but charged for a professional job. He was VERY unprofessional- arrived an hour and a half late the first day, and the second day he was 2 hours late. He came prior to me hiring him and gave me a reasonable quote, which we agreed to. After he started the cut-out out of the room (painting the edges of the room), he told me he thinks it's going to need an extra coat of paint and he didn't bid for that, so he was going to charge more. I told him that I would go with another painter if he did that, to which he assured me he'd stick to the original price and do a fantastic job- better than anyone else. He kept telling me that he trained most of the painters in his competitor's companies, but I don't believe him. He didn't cover ANY of my bedroom furniture and I have paint marks on my cherry nightstand that won't come off, he got marks on the ceiling from the roller which he didn't fix, did a very sloppy cut-out job in several places on the ceiling and told me he was just painting over the existing paint (a good painter will go back and paint those places with the matching paint from the ceiling/wall), and when he took the tape off of my baseboards, he left several places where the paint had peeled off and didn't fix that, either. I spent an hour+ fixing all of those things myself. I'm kicking myself for paying him at all! Sub-par painter for full price... don't go with this guy!!

Dec 6, 2013
Excellent Painter, He did my drywall, baseboards and crown molding before painting my entire basement and stairwell. I will definitely call him when I am ready for more work on my home or my business. Quick work and fair prices. Highly recommend him for any job you need done.

Jul 1, 2016
Did an awesome job

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