David
Tempe,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, April 28, 2007
Arizona's Best Painting, the company listed in this report, is NOT to be confused with Arizona's Best Services a reputable high quality painting company who has been serving the valley since 1990. Arizona's Best Painting is the company listed in this report NOT Arizona's Best Services. Please do NOT confuse the two companies.
David
Tempe,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, April 28, 2007
Arizona's Best Painting, the company listed in this report, is NOT to be confused with Arizona's Best Services a reputable high quality painting company who has been serving the valley since 1990. Arizona's Best Painting is the company listed in this report NOT Arizona's Best Services. Please do NOT confuse the two companies.
David
Tempe,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, April 28, 2007
Arizona's Best Painting, the company listed in this report, is NOT to be confused with Arizona's Best Services a reputable high quality painting company who has been serving the valley since 1990. Arizona's Best Painting is the company listed in this report NOT Arizona's Best Services. Please do NOT confuse the two companies.
Arleen
Medford,#5Consumer Suggestion
Tue, June 21, 2005
You hired a painter. You should expect painting. Now, if that painter had agreed, in a signed contract, to fix your stucko, you would have a good case. What was in the signed contract? I am the owner of a painting company and will never ripp-off my customers. I will tell them, straight up, "I DO NOT do drywall or stucko repairs". It sounds like your painter hired a lazy helper. You should be able to get results from your local contractors board. My state requires me to be licensed, bonded and insured. Have you checked your state laws or your painters insurance?
Richard
San Diego,#6Consumer Comment
Mon, February 14, 2005
#1 You paid for a cheap paint job and that is exactly what you got. Don't expect stucco repairs or more than one coat of paint when you are paying about 50 cents per square foot of paintable surface. That is barely wages plus materials for a painting contractor. So check your contract closely for exactly what work is to be done. #2 Stucco repair itself would be more than $1.00 per square foot from a good contractor. THEN a good contractor would prime and then put TWO coats of paint on there. Read a paint can. It recommends several steps of preparation and two finish coats for ANY good paint. That WILL cost you more than 50 cents per square foot. #3 Stucco cracks. Period. Your house expands and contracts and the stucco is made of cement which doesn't expand or contract much. Latex paint does not have much elasticity. Buy an elastomeric or a specialty coating like a good creamic coating if you don't want cracks. Never go with the lowest bid, because you will get what you pay for.