Best Repairs And Maintenance in Phoenix AZ

They missed several spots scraping off peeling paint, and failed to mask two windows properly which resulted in overspray which was removed with a razor blade. Other than that they did a good job and am satisfied.

Very courteous, very professional, did a first class job.

I’ve been looking for a reliable and good handyman for some time. Found it! Randy and Tyra are a great handy couple. I needed electrical work done and Randy has that experience, which is difficult to find. He is meticulous in his work. I also had some plumbing work and they hung a picture. Everything was done to perfection. They were clean and respected my home. They were also on time and timely responded to texts. I will hire Randy and Tyra again!

The Phoenix Scottish Rite contracted CertaPro on a referral from a member of our organization who used them for a residential project he completed at his home. We have a commercial building that needed our exterior awning ceiling inspected, demo, drywalled, mudded, and painted. We worked with Aubrie P. & Haylee B.. Both of which were incredibly swift to respond, friendly, and helpful. All of which you would want when spending a large sum of money for repair work. We would definitely use CertaPro again if needed and absolutely recommend them for both residential and commercial projects.

Well, this is a difficult one. I will say that APC did try to make this right.

I hired APC to paint my entire home inside. The home was vacant and I scheduled floor work to be done a couple days after the painting was to b completed. Even though their quote was a bit higher then others I chose APC because of good reviews and the Angie's list connection.

Things started badly and then got worse. On day 1 of a planned 3 day job the painter showed but complained that his helper didn't show. Not much work was done that day and even less on day 2. I explained to the painter that by day 5 he must be done as the floor people will be coming in on day 6. He said that would be no problem except that he may need day 6 to paint the garage. Needless to say the paint job wasn't completed by day 6 and the painter and floor people had to work around each other. I was out of town at the time and had to coordinate this between the two companies by phone.

Upon my return I noticed some issues with the job. A different painter from APS came out and spent an entire day fixing the the problems. So in the end the paint job was done better than I could do it but not as good as I've seen in other places I've lived. I imagine that if a properly skilled painter had been assigned to my job from the beginning then my job would have been up to par.

My advice is to ask them how long the painter has been with the company. If the painter is new, then pass. You don;t need them to be trying out new employees on your job.