Painters

John was excellent as well as his staff and especially Leo. Great Job on the roof, Top Notch.

They went above and beyond to help us remove five years of wear on our walls and a couple of ceilings. After giving us an estimate they stuck to it even though it ended up being more work than we imagined, refusing to leave until the job was done. Professional, punctual, clean, courteous and conscientious. I can't think of trusting anyone else to do this kind of work.

About a year back, I was looking for a plumbing & painting services provider in surrey so that, my home can look better and the plumbing problems I was facing will be solved. I was searching high and low for a company which can provide me with the service I need and won’t cost a hole in my pocket as well. During this search I came across Nehna Construction Reno Ltd who is indeed amongst the bests in the market. While working on my home, they offered me a beneficial opportunity to experience their Excellent Home Improvement in Surrey service. I chose to opt for that, because I wanted to give my house a nice makeover. During this project, I came to know about their best bathroom renovations service in surrey, because that was included in the home improvement project and resulted into the bet bathroom I even owned. All in all, I am very happy with them and will always opt for their services regarding any kind of renovation required by my home.

STAY AWAY!!! If I could give Bender Painting negative stars, I would. They were contracted by Service Master to carry out the painting of my home, damaged in a flood. The drywall had been hung, taped and sanded. As per our work order, Bender was to prime the drywall with a latex-based sealer/primer and top coat with latex. They didn't prime. In fact, after the sanding, they did no wall prep at all, just slapped up the latex. Now the paint is peeling off in sheets, and chunks can be taken from the wall with a flick of a little finger nail. The peeling paint is coated on the backside with drywall grit and has no adhesion to the wall. Bender is now claiming that they thought that 'no primer was needed' on the raw mud/drywall because I asked for a 'low VOC' paint product. I would like to point out that was the general manager of the company, Andrew, who delivered the paint, and a 30 year painting veteran who applied it (I asked), so we're not talking young kids who may use ignorance an excuse. The charade is not holding water. Clearly Bender was a) trying to save time and money by omitting the primer purposefully, or b) so incompetent that they didn't understand the most basic rudiments of their trade. Either way, the whole job will have to be redone in it's entirety and they have set us back weeks in our repairs. thanks for nothing.