J C Painting & Remodeling LLC

From the initial walk-around of my house for a quote, it was clear Jeff knows his profession. He quickly pointed out several details that would impact the job and they were items I would not have noticed. I have a 3,000sqft house, so this was not a small job. The 2nd floor has peaks that are 40+ft. The house also has 4 colors. It's been about 6 months since the job was complete and it looks great. Really happy and I'd call Jeff if I ever needed anything else painted.

I had Jeff take up a project that my previous tradesman walked out on. It was a tall order for him it ended up incurring more hours than it was supposed to. Not only did Jeff foot the bill but also did touch ups without issue. I owe a big thank you to these folks and was shocked to see these negative reviews. I noticed two of the reviewers share the same last name and experience. It does not represent the facts to leave multiple reviews for the same experience.

I had a really good experience working with JC Painting. I hired them to paint the exterior of my house, garage and other out buildings. Jeff and his crew were on time, worked very cleanly and did a beautiful job. I read a few other reviews that expressed issues and defensive behavior when working with Jeff, I just didn't have that experience. When I asked Jeff to make some touch-ups, there was no altercations, he just sent his guys to make the fixes. My house looks beautiful and I would happily have him back the next time painting is needed.

Our experience with this company was so terrible that I really wish I could give this company no stars.  The owner, Jeff Clanton, is an unprofessional bully who does not follow through on his promises.  We hired JC Painting &  Remodeling to paint the exterior of our house.  We also needed repair and carpentry work.  After touting his "30 +" years of experience, he gave us a bid of $1000 for repairs.  After starting the work, he came back saying that a lot more repair work was needed.  It ultimately ended up costing $2,000 over the bid!  Now, we completely understand that things come up in the course of performing work, but it seems like someone with his experience should have caught some of the "additional" items that needed to be addressed -- especially if those additional items almost triple the cost.  The only logical explanations are: a) he was careless on the walkthrough or b) he lowballed the bid to get the work, knowing it would cost more. Jeff was also a very difficult person to work with.  He was really defensive anytime we asked questions about anything.  For example, he got really defensive when we pointed out areas that needed to be retouched -- even though he asked us to look around for places that needed retouching! Anyone who has ever hired painters, and anyone who has ever painted professionally, knows that there will likely be touch ups. I've worked with painters before, and I have never had a painter become so aggressive after pointing out areas that may have been missed or weren't completed as agreed. Instead of explaining why he felt a touch up wasn't necessary, he just started raising his voice, claiming that he is the expert. He even yelled at my mom, who is an older lady. He was so rude and condescending to her. Any professional should be able to explain why they are doing what they are doing in a way that is easily understood by the customer. This company already has a BBB complaint against them, claiming a lot of the same issues that we experienced (e.g., Jeff, the owner, being rude, defensive, and aggressive). I would never use them again and would caution anyone looking to give them a try.

Jeff Clanton was incredibly unprofessional when he was working on my mothers home. She hired him to paint her house. When he was done she asked if he was going to come back to do a second coat. He said he would and would return the next morning to do it. When he arrived, half an hour late, he got upset and told my mother that there was nothing wrong with his work and didnt need to do a second coat. He started yelling at her, angry that she questioned his work. He screamed at her that he had 35 years of painting experience, which i believe but obviously he's had no experience in customer service. My mother is 68 years old, she lives alone and was terrified. She ran back into her home and shut the door completely frightened. I too work in a service based industry so i understand his client frustrations, however, it is his job to educate his customers. He should have explained to her to help her understand why it didn't need a second coat instead of getting defensive and angry. He also should not have agreed to do the second coat without assessing the work first. It's very upsetting that this man treated my mother this way. I would steer clear of hiring him, the paint job might be ok, but he obviously lacks professionalism and respect for others.