Get matched with top wallpaper pros in Commerce City, CO

"Kim was fantastic!! Her professionalism was well received and I found her easy to work with and contract with!! Very professional!"

"Professional and great job done- many thanks!"

"Smooth and very fast!"

"I had a weird one-off project that I started as a DIYer and wanted professionally finished. Daniel picked up where I left off, fixed a few of my blunders, and finished the job exactly as I wanted it done. He was quick, efficient, and responsive. We agreed to terms and he performed the job within the budgeted envelope. The work performed was high quality and up to the standards I would expect from a professional. I had been held up on further progressing my project by the work and he unlocked my ability to move forward. Highly recommended for DIYers like me that want a professional touch to finish off their projects."

"The projects went very well. The technician was professional and respectful. I was very pleased with the work done. I highly recommend Grandma's Handyman service."

"Was ZERO Prep work. Workers did not get up on the ladders until the paint came. No scraping, priming, or power wash, which were all in the contract. Painting was done over dirt and dust. Contract said they would prep and clean and power wash the areas being painted. None of that was done. Said they would do two coats, but only did one. They told me they painted the second coat after the first one dried when they were still up on the ladders. Give me a break. If you do not do what you say you are going to do, then you are lying. The crew and the paint job itself we decent, but no prep work and lying about the second coat was completely unacceptable. No prep work means the job will not last. I would not recommend them given the incomplete job that was done."

"I first hired Joe 16 years ago to work for me here in Maine while he was still living here. He did astoundingly careful and professional work at a very fair price. I was so impressed that I tracked him down in CO, where he had moved. In 2020, I paid for him to fly to ME and he once again performed miracles. I allowed him to stay in my 2 bedroom Airbnb cabin for free and use my car. He has (had) a certain artistry with old plaster walls. In 2021, he drove from CO--we agreed that it would be much easier if he had his truck. Again, he did an amazing job. Again, I allowed him to stay in my Airbnb cabin for free. I asked him to come again this year (2022). He agreed, but only if I paid him double the previous amount, and only if I paid for his 18 year old niece to come with him. I agreed, because of the quality of his work. And, I thought, we were friends. We agreed by text that he would complete three rooms in 6 or 7 days (as needed), or let me know early on if this wasn't possible. I bought them plane tickets, picked them up at the airport, gave them my car (I only have one car and was stranded without it) and my Airbnb cabin, which is 20 miles from the house in question. I made arrangements for him to rent a car in Bangor to drive to Syracuse after leaving me. In short, I bent over backwards. I don't know what has happened to Joe. Early onset dementia? Some kind of physical deterioration? He worked at a snail's pace, completing one room in 5 days. I thought the niece was supposed to be an assistant and things would move along quickly with her, but she was rarely in evidence. He unexpectedly announced that he was only working for 6 days, although he planned to stay in my cabin for 9 nights. At the end of 3 days, he announced that he was taking a day off to go sightseeing, using my car. A little presumptuous of him, but OK--he can schedule his own time; he's a professional. Besides, he had always finished what he said he was going to. At the end of 5 days, one room was completed, the second about half completed, and the third untouched. When I pressed him on this, he flew into a rage and said he was quitting because he didn't like my "sarcasm". Very weird. I convinced him to finish the second room, and he did. With huge reluctance, I paid him (and his dead-beat niece) the full amount. And then kicked them out of my cabin and recovered my car. I had earlier agreed to let them use my car for another full day of sightseeing at the end--and I stuck to this end of the bargain; not sure why. I'm a sucker, I guess. I feel sorry for him. Something is definitely going on. I was left with a dissembled room of dropclothes and plaster dust. Luckily, I was able to quickly locate a local crew to undertake the work on this room, at a very reasonable price. Phew! Left high and dry, as they say. SUMMARY: Joe has done excellent work in the past. I'm not sure he is up to the task of timely, excellent work now--he seems impaired and his communication and organizational skills have definitely deteriorated. I wish I had known."

"I have cancer. Jay Munoz was hired to repaint my home as I was unable to do it myself. He caused thousands of dollars in water damage to my property the day he was there. He disconnected the washer to paint behind it when I wasn't home and reconnected it improperly. He was not hired to paint that room. Causing extensive damage to two condos. Mine and my neighbors. He didn't disclose any of this until the next day when it was inspected. He had improperly fitted the washer and reconnected it. He refused to accept responsibility for the damage. Didn't finish the paint job he was hired for and I discovered an empty medicine bottle worth $70 that they emptied and filled with water? Now I'm facing months of issues with insurance while I'm in treatment. There is a reason he doesn't allow reviews on his Google page. He is a horrible human being and a terrible painter. Please save yourself. ?"