Best Lighting Fixtures Install in Phoenix AZ
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I would recommend Drew's. They are hardworking couple.. Do good work at a reasonable price. Always on time and complete their work. M. Beard
www.drewshandyman.com
Phoenix, AZ
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Jayden is a reliable contractor and fast working professional. Maintained excellent communication throughout our renovation process and even finished ahead of schedule.
531 E Bethany Home Rd suite 13, Phoenix, AZ 85012
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I hired the company to paint my living room, hallway and 1 other wall. I had the paint and primer. I just needed the labor. The bid was OK, not the cheapest I'd received, but in the middle range.
The painter was skilled. He worked efficiently. However, both my bathrooms and my kitchen had been painted previously by others with the same paint - same can/lot #. The walls had been primed first because the color to be covered was brown. This was true in the new areas to be painted as well. Brown walls were being covered. I showed the painter before he started that I had the paint and the primer. (I'd mentioned this originally when I'd gotten the bid and the man making the bid agreed with me about the primer.)
When he was finished, I thought the color wasn't right, but credited it to it not quite being dry. Not so. I expected the color to be the same as kitchen, etc., a creamy white. The color is beige. The difference being is that the painter didn't prime the walls first. Apparently my fault for not paying closer attention?
I complained to Seneca, the office liaison. She was apologetic and talked to the painter. He claims he put on 2 coats of paint. How does that work? I thought the painter would go around the areas twice. He only made one turn around all the areas. Regardless, because the walls weren't primed, the color isn't true. There's a fade in from the original brown.
Seneca told me she'd contact the owner. Maybe I haven't given him enough time, but I'm sick over a very costly mistake. At the very least he should apologize. I have to live with a color I dislike until I can afford to paint again. Plus I'll have to buy more paint adding further to the cost since he used up what I had as intended.
The painter was skilled. He worked efficiently. However, both my bathrooms and my kitchen had been painted previously by others with the same paint - same can/lot #. The walls had been primed first because the color to be covered was brown. This was true in the new areas to be painted as well. Brown walls were being covered. I showed the painter before he started that I had the paint and the primer. (I'd mentioned this originally when I'd gotten the bid and the man making the bid agreed with me about the primer.)
When he was finished, I thought the color wasn't right, but credited it to it not quite being dry. Not so. I expected the color to be the same as kitchen, etc., a creamy white. The color is beige. The difference being is that the painter didn't prime the walls first. Apparently my fault for not paying closer attention?
I complained to Seneca, the office liaison. She was apologetic and talked to the painter. He claims he put on 2 coats of paint. How does that work? I thought the painter would go around the areas twice. He only made one turn around all the areas. Regardless, because the walls weren't primed, the color isn't true. There's a fade in from the original brown.
Seneca told me she'd contact the owner. Maybe I haven't given him enough time, but I'm sick over a very costly mistake. At the very least he should apologize. I have to live with a color I dislike until I can afford to paint again. Plus I'll have to buy more paint adding further to the cost since he used up what I had as intended.
Phoenix, AZ
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