Precision Painting Plus

This company is horrible. I used them last year to paint my house. I relied on their expertise to properly prep and paint my 5500sf home. Even while they were doing the job I had to have them come back multiple times due to incomplete work. They left paint splatters all over my patio and copper trim and did not even ultimately finish many areas. A few months after they "finished," the paint started bubbling and pealing in areas (see just a few pictures). After having to chase them for weeks they finally came back to assess the damage and try to fix the issues. Months later the issues came back. I have been trying now for months to get them to make good the the "2 year warrantee" they guarantee. Matt Winn and Adam have both given me the run around, passing blame to everyone else. All the while more bubbling is happening and now they tell me there is a moisture issue and thus its not there fault. OFF COURSE THERE IS MOISTURE BECAUSE THE PAINT JOB WAS NOT PREPPED PROPERLY AND WHEN WATER POOLS AS A RESULT AND ITS NOT FIXED THERE BECOMES A MOISTURE PROBLEM! This is even when I hired them precisely to fix an issue such as this from the beginning. There was no mention of any moisture issue despite them assessing the house at the outset and thus we went with THEIR plan. I have now had 4 other painters (one being their's) come out and universally state that they did a horrible job all around and the job was not prepped properly. Now they want a "Neutral" party to come out that they picked (so much for neutral) to try to skirt the blame for their lack of expertise that got us here in the first place. I will be suing them and I would not recommend anyone every consider using them unless they want shoddy work and horrible customer service.

Due to water damage sustained by a broken pipe, I hired them to re-sheet rock a portion of the wall in my dinning room , re-paint the dinning room and living room, re-sheet rock approximately 15ft. of wall (floor to ceiling) in my down stairs room, tear down and replace ceiling (room size approximately 16x20), paint entire room and ceiling, tear down, replace and stain the molding and wood work in the entire room.. The job was completed in the prescribed timeframe that they quoted. The workman ship was more than fantastic. They were professional, neat, courteous and accommodating. I couldn't ask for a better job. I would highly recommend them.

Precision Painting I just want to take the time to review Precision Painting. We recently have been taking advantage of COVID season to remodel. So we decided to start off by painting. We did research online and found this company. After reading many good reviews, we decided to give this company a shot. After speaking with the office staff, an team member James came to our home (proper safety precautions) and took a walk through of our home and the desired rooms painting. We also requested floors to be remodeled. He was very thorough and upfront about what needed to be done. We never felt pressured to commit, neither was he pushy. Because of his professionalism, knowledge and kind demeanor, we were drawn to go with Precision painting plus. Soon after, we agreed to a scheduled date, a contract was written and we choose paint colors. Everything went smoothly via email and the paint chosen (Benjamin Moore) was high quality! They are flexible and easy to work with when it comes to each individual. The day of service the crew came on time as told. Mateus, Erick, and Icar, the painting crew did a good job with the paint job! Not only was it fast but they were clean and precise. Even ceilings that had beams looked as if they were brand new. By the time they finished it was as if i walked into a new home! Overall ,I would highly recommend them. Their service exceeded my expectations! You won't be disappointed!!

Precision Painting Plus was incredibly overpriced, unprofessional, sloppy and rude. They painted my living room and master & primed a second bedroom and hallway. They did not sand the french pocket doors before painting so the paint came off within 2. They did not tape off any hardware, floor or glass of the french doors so there was paint on my doorknobs, floor and doors. When I pointed out the paint on the glass their technicians told me to "scrape it off with my finger nail". After pointing out the areas that needed touch ups 2 rounds later, I asked for is credit since they were unwilling or unable to fix the outstanding issues. They gave me an insignificant amount back which did not ladder up to the estimate given so I asked for a breakdown of the costs. They refused and told me a breakdown of the cost was unreasonable to ask. They then followed up by demanding payment of the balance less than 5 days after they finished work then threatened to send me to collections without providing the invoice I had asked for.

We hired Precision to paint two rooms and to scrape and smooth two stucco ceilings. The Project Manager, Michael, was polite and professional. His was the only estimate that did not involve demolition and re- sheet rocking. His workers were neat, pleasant and did a GREAT job. My ceilings are as smooth as glass, which Michael promised. Already planning to bring them back for more work. Btw, the Project Manager came during the job to monitor the progress. Thoroughly satisfied.

I hired Precision Painting to paint my pool. They charged me $1300. The painters were professional and the pool was a nice, even royal blue. Unfortunately, the paint faded to a light blue in 8 weeks. We also experienced significant chalking (footprints appeared wherever you would step). I informed them of this problem. My Project Coordinator was Anthony Adames. Ken Sanford was the Senior Project Manager. At this time, they said fading was normal for a pool. I told them the last paint job last 8 years, faded evenly and we did not experience chalking. I asked them to come look before the end of the season. They did not. They sent a Benjamin Moore in the spring after a number of calls. His name was Anthony Aleman. He was prompt and responsive. Unfortunately, he looked at the already faded paint and stated, "While I understand the pool was just painted one year ago you need to expect some fading over time due to the UV exposure as well as the chemicals being used in the pool." Precision Painting walked away from me. I am hiring another company to paint the pool. While the result was completely unacceptable, the customer service and care was worse. They made a poor effort (after accepting my money) to right the wrong. They did not see the pool in its current state although I requested a visit and the only action was after numerous contacts. I had another company paint the pool. At the end of the summer, the color is the same illustrating PPP's poor performance. I am a loyal customer with the many of the same service providers for the 20+ years I have lived in Westchester. While I have seen that they respond to the reviews, customer service is poor. They did not show care to me as a customer. Precision Painting is not recommended.

The project manager was excellent as well as the workers on both jobs. One job was for power washing outside and other job was painting a room inside. The workers showed up as scheduled and were careful on the property.

In case the scope of your project is a standard painting or a simple carpentry job often accompanying the painting, based on what I have seen, I would recommend them. However, if the scope is anything beyond -- do not hire them. We had a real misfortune with Precision Painting Plus, and I truly hope it does not happen to others. First off, there is the issue of incompetent project management and supervision. This is probably not a concern if the project is small in scope, but needless to say, this is a serious problem if it is months long and the matter occurs repeatedly. As an example, they had workers coming over without a proper idea what had been done the day before or earlier by their other workers, or where they needed to continue. They occasionally missed to even perform a required step (e.g., sanding a wall) because they thought it had already been completed. (It did not occur to them that the wall was obviously and visibly not sanded or flattened.) On one occasion (and I had to explain to them that it can't happen again) they had construction waste removal at 10 P.M. Ignore the fact that it is obviously a violation of (any) village or town ordinance; it was their own safety hazard. Overall, there does not appear to be any kind of meaningful intermediate quality control which resulted in several redos of some aspects of the works. Around one third into the project timeline, it became obvious it was a runaway, downbound, train and something had to be done. I made a major mistake by not dismissing them at that point. Next, one could interpret their sales pitch / work-order-agreement as either incorrect -- if one assumes that the salesperson is ignorant or unqualified and does not know what it takes to execute and complete the required job -- or, worse, knowingly engaged in bait-and-switch of a customer. This is a grand issue with them, but let me point out but one specific example, whereby the contract states, for the purpose of removing the existing ceiling and installing a new one, that they shall "-Remove ceiling. Install new sheetrock. Tape, compound, prime and paint. *remove and reinstall in same locations all can lights.*". Once they had demolished the ceiling, they came up with a change of order for additional (thousands of dollars) to perform "Framing: Flatten ceiling, ..." I will leave to others to judge if it is fair from a contractor to tell you they will demolish and install a new ceiling, then say, after it had all commenced, they need to charge you for the frame for the new ceiling -- as if you buy a car only to be told you need to pay for the chassis additionally (not before you put your deposit with them). However, the most egregious situation is that they failed to deliver some core promises when we negotiated the contract. Either by ignorance or by the design the contract turned out to be profoundly misleading, whereby the customer is repeatedly tripped by one sort or the other of additional charge. A further concern with Precision Painting Plus is poor workmanship of their subcontractor. Perhaps not all of their subcontractors are inept, but one given to us was. I have to say that later they did bring in a new flooring subcontractor -- much better than the original -- to continue the remaining required work. In summary, the end result is that we need to hire a new contractor to fix and redo some parts of their (original) subcontractor's work concerning flooring. Finally, the most depressing part of our encounter with Precision Painting Plus -- one hopefully other potential customers will choose not to experience -- is the overall shoddy work of the most important part and the ultimate target of the project -- installing new wall and ceiling. To testify to the quality of their work, and to summarize it without going into gory details, it is such that we need to hire a new, qualified, contractor to demolish what Precision Painting Plus performed -- around 20-30% of it -- and redo this (substantial) part of the overall remodel. I tried to negotiate with them that they pay for the fixes that the new contractor needs to perform, but they fell short. I don't have a problem with people making mistakes (we all do) as long as they fix it. Precision Painting Plus does not stand behind their work. We are in the process of filing legal action. I must say that they appear to be really nice and affable folk -- but unfortunately, there is lots of incompetence among them, speckled with some quality workers here and there from what I have seen. Stay safe and look elsewhere if the scope of your project involves more than painting and your house demands quality and precision work.

From the first call to the final touches of paint, the entire staff of Precision Painting Plus were friendly, respectful and professional. We got a combined bid for exterior and interior painting. We got a break for signing a contract for both. They did a great job inside and out. No worries about leaving them at the house alone to work, even with our dog! I highly recommend the company. Great job!

I wanted a professional painting job done with attention to detail. I didn't get this with my prior painters, so I hired Precision Painting Plus. My old painters gave me an uneven application with missing spots, debris picked up on the paintbrush and left to dry on the walls, obvious paint brush strokes, and prep work that left me with walls with obvious painted over holes. Precision Painting Plus came in, and from the start I could tell I was dealing with real professionals. I'm very, very happy I used them. They made my prior painters look like the amateurs they were. I plan on using Precision Painting Plus again to paint the exterior of my home, and I expect the same painting excellence I received on the interior of my home.

I recently hired Precision Painting Plus to perform some very detailed painting and trimming services in one of my properties. They are very professional and their work is top quality. They finish the job on schedule at a very reasonable price. I definitively recommend them.

This company was a God send. Would rate them a 10 out of 5 if I could and I am very picky. We’re about to list our house- had don’t a reno 3 years ago and the previous painter never came back. Our contractor refused to help. Precision Panting came in and matched a paint that was mislabeled by the previous team. They know the area and worked with our local paint store to match the color. I was beyond impressed. I was floored. They were running a deal that had a day of work for $375? It came to $396 I think with NY tax. There is a project manager and a painter- probably more than one depending on your project. He even fixed and repaired cracks that were not on the list. I could not recommend them more and so beyond thankful to My neighbor for telling me about them.