There is a huge difference between "Professional" painters, and people who charge you money for paint jobs. This is NOT a professional company nor do they stand behind their work or their "guarantee!" If you are flipping a house or selling one and don't care about the paint job, then these guys are O.K. But if you're staying in your home - do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. They do NOT stand behind their work. February 2014 we contracted with All American for entire exterior of our house painted. Over $3,000! (More on how that turned out further on.) We had a 5 yr warranty. In Jan.'16 - paint began blistering on the side garage door. I sent Justin an email March 31, he sent one of his guys over to do the repair. He completely botched it up and left a "scar" where he sloppily touched it up. Now it's April '17 and the paint is peeling off again! Back to the original job in 2014. Can you think of why I would end up with 11 gallons of unused paint, 5 of them unopened plus half a huge vat? If you were to see our fence and walls and planter and garage door and trim you would know the answer immediately - it would seem they thinned out the paint way too much so they could get the job done faster. That has to be the only answer because he brags on his website how he always "ACCURATELY ESTIMATES PROJECTS!" The coverage is horrible and it's showing wear way too prematurely. They used - and I paid for - Dunn Edwards top of the line Spartashield Premium paint. At the beginning of the job they left this kid here - worked like maybe he was an apprentice or something - filling in the cracks in the stucco. Did a horrible job. Nothing looks evenly sealed and still looks cracked. He did not stay off his phone. At one point I called Justin and told him if I see that kid on his phone one more time I'm sending him home. The only time they were here altogether was when it was time to do the painting and when it was time to scram. All of them were on their phones while they were painting. Phone resting on their shoulder while they held the paintbrushes or whatever they were working with. At the end of the job they left a bunch of stuff for me to put back - HEAVY stuff. On the wooden fence that they scooped away the dirt so they could paint the bottom. They didn't mention to me that there was substantial wood rot - they just painted and put the dirt back over it. I only learned of it when it rained later in the month and the fence was leaning. I called and asked Justin why didn't he tell me about the wood rot - he said that was not their job. I had the windows washed later in the year after the house was painted and the window washer asks me - who painted your house - he showed me the paint splatter all over the windows! So I paid him extra to scrape it all off. So, this was just my experience that I am sharing. Disregard the fancy website and all of the bragging that deserves a Pulitzer Prize for fiction. It's O.K. that things go wrong - but it's whether you provide the quality workmanship you promise and stand behind your work that really matters in the end!