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HOUSE PAINTERS PHOENIX

HOUSE PAINTERS PHOENIX

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17624 N 35th Pl, Phoenix, Arizona, 85032, United States
(602) 423-8127 www.carrollspainting.com
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Feb 12, 2018
It is a pleasure for me to highly recommend House Painters Phoenix. Steven Carroll, Owner, and the painters who assisted him were skilled perfectionists and I couldn't be happier with the great job that they just completed on the interior of my home. The work ethics of this company is impressive and I certainly recommend it to anyone wanting to hire a "top notch" painting company. I can assure you, you won't be disappointed with House Painters Phoenix.

Apr 17, 2018
House painters did an awesome job for my youth group room. Steve was great to work with and everything was done in a professional and timely manner. If you want he job done right and at a great price he is your guy!

Apr 20, 2018
Steve was the man! Super nice guy, did a quality job efficiently. Exceeded expectations. Very reasonable prices. I will be using him again for any future work as well as recommend to any of my friends.

May 4, 2018
I would definitely recommend House Painters Phoenix if you are looking for quality home painting in Phoenix. After contacting them to paint the entire interior of my home, the owner Steve came out to the home that same morning, which also on a Saturday, and started the painting within days. They were very tedious, careful and took the time make sure everything was done properly. They also finished earlier than their initial estimate. Steve and the crew were also very friendly and made sure we were completely satisfied.

Jan 31, 2018
I was very pleased with the paint job. They showed up on time (even a little early). Were very careful to cover all furniture and carpet. They were very meticulous and made sure I was pleased. Reasonably priced. I’d certainly call Steve for other jobs.

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