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Quality Precision Painting, LLC

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Quality Precision Painting, LLC

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15 years of experience

Quality Precision Painting LLC Experienced punch list and painting services available for free quotes. We are licensed and insured. My partner and I have over 13 years combined experience. We specialize in preparing homes for remodel/repair/or sale. We can do decorative designs as well. Prep work to painting included in estimates. We are also available for ceiling repair, drywall repair, and finishing. If you are looking for affordable, quality work in a timely manner, please call for your free estimate. Terryll

Quality Precision Painting LLC Experienced punch list and painting services available for free quotes. We are licensed and insured. My partner and I have over 13 years combined experience. We specialize in preparing homes for remodel/repair/or sale. We can do decorative designs as well. Prep work to painting included in estimates. We are also available for ceiling repair, drywall repair, and finishing. If you are looking for affordable, quality work in a timely manner, please call for your free estimate. Terryll


"Tony was recommended to me on Facebook. Never again. He came to look at some wood rot to give me an estimate. The estimate looked fine so we scheduled the job. He told me he wanted half up front via Paypal, but I told him I was locked out of my account, that I would try, but would prefer bill pay (check sent from my bank.) I tried, but couldn't get back into Paypal, so I set up bill pay and texted Tony to tell him what I had done. I also told him 2 days ahead of the job that the check would arrive in 4 days. He responded ensuring I was sending it to the right address, etc. The day of the job he called me saying he was at my house and asking where I was. I reminded him that he told me I didn't need to be there - the work was entirely external. We moved past that, but then he said I was going to have to leave work and meet him at my bank to pay him since my bill pay check wouldn't come until Thursday. I pushed back on that because I couldn't rearrange my schedule at the last minute. He became aggressive pretty quickly - let me know he had 4 men at my house waiting to work and he was losing money. He also asked why I didn't want to pay him and insinuated I was having a hard time paying him and was going to stiff him. Really?! I mean...just leave dude. If you think someone is going to be that bad of a customer just cancel the job. He also said he was upset about the bill pay because he didn't know about it. That was lie #1 - he did know because I texted him and he responded. So odd. I completely understand his need for payment (half) up front - I just didn't have another option - we agreed to reschedule the work for Thursday. He came back Thursday and we did a walk around my house to confirm the work to be performed. I made a list as we walked and left for work. I received a call awhile later from the hardware store to pay for materials over the phone - something we had agreed to up front. I gave my cc info and the call ended. Tony call me back minutes later saying I needed to provide the extra 3 digits of my zip code. I asked if he meant the plus four, but he said no it was 3 numbers. I asked if he wasn't referring to the CID code but he said no the zip code. I was looking it up (not memorized), but before I could find it he said that he would just pay for it, that I could pay him cash later, and that that particular hardware store never accepts cc payment over the phone. He seemed extremely frustrated with me, but I didn't ask him to do this. And I will never understand why he agreed to pick up materials from a store that he knew wouldn't let me pay over the phone! We met at my bank later in the day so that I could pay him what was essentially the up front deposit. The job was going to take one day (even though he originally said 2-3), so the check in the mail was going to be payment for the remainder. When I got home I inspected the work, but there were a few spots left undone. He texted over the weekend saying the check hadn't arrived as promised and suggested he was going to just come over and get a check. It felt aggressive. I told him I would call my bank Monday to see what was going on. I did that, but didn't get any answers until I got home that night - the check was returned to me undeliverable. That's never happened to me before, but of course it happened this time. I texted Tony to let him know what happened - even sent a picture of the check. Said I'd be happy to give it to him once he finished the work. We ended up speaking the next day and he became extremely aggressive very quickly. He lied about what we spoke about during the walk around the morning of the job, lied about how he examined the house during the estimate, and then (this was all him bulldozing the conversation) he threatened to put a lien on my house for non-payment. WHAT ON EARTH!!! He has no integrity and poor communication skills. He lied to me, made harassing statements, and threatened legal action that was completely unnecessary. While part of this conflict stemmed from miscommunication that I am partly to blame for, his response was beyond unprofessional. I decided to pay Tony and to be done with him forever. Like I said at the beginning of my review, he was referred to me, but my experience was so bad I honestly can't imagine how other people can recommend him or how he stays in business."

Amy C on August 2019

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"Tony was recommended to me on Facebook. Never again. He came to look at some wood rot to give me an estimate. The estimate looked fine so we scheduled the job. He told me he wanted half up front via Paypal, but I told him I was locked out of my account, that I would try, but would prefer bill pay (check sent from my bank.) I tried, but couldn't get back into Paypal, so I set up bill pay and texted Tony to tell him what I had done. I also told him 2 days ahead of the job that the check would arrive in 4 days. He responded ensuring I was sending it to the right address, etc. The day of the job he called me saying he was at my house and asking where I was. I reminded him that he told me I didn't need to be there - the work was entirely external. We moved past that, but then he said I was going to have to leave work and meet him at my bank to pay him since my bill pay check wouldn't come until Thursday. I pushed back on that because I couldn't rearrange my schedule at the last minute. He became aggressive pretty quickly - let me know he had 4 men at my house waiting to work and he was losing money. He also asked why I didn't want to pay him and insinuated I was having a hard time paying him and was going to stiff him. Really?! I mean...just leave dude. If you think someone is going to be that bad of a customer just cancel the job. He also said he was upset about the bill pay because he didn't know about it. That was lie #1 - he did know because I texted him and he responded. So odd. I completely understand his need for payment (half) up front - I just didn't have another option - we agreed to reschedule the work for Thursday. He came back Thursday and we did a walk around my house to confirm the work to be performed. I made a list as we walked and left for work. I received a call awhile later from the hardware store to pay for materials over the phone - something we had agreed to up front. I gave my cc info and the call ended. Tony call me back minutes later saying I needed to provide the extra 3 digits of my zip code. I asked if he meant the plus four, but he said no it was 3 numbers. I asked if he wasn't referring to the CID code but he said no the zip code. I was looking it up (not memorized), but before I could find it he said that he would just pay for it, that I could pay him cash later, and that that particular hardware store never accepts cc payment over the phone. He seemed extremely frustrated with me, but I didn't ask him to do this. And I will never understand why he agreed to pick up materials from a store that he knew wouldn't let me pay over the phone! We met at my bank later in the day so that I could pay him what was essentially the up front deposit. The job was going to take one day (even though he originally said 2-3), so the check in the mail was going to be payment for the remainder. When I got home I inspected the work, but there were a few spots left undone. He texted over the weekend saying the check hadn't arrived as promised and suggested he was going to just come over and get a check. It felt aggressive. I told him I would call my bank Monday to see what was going on. I did that, but didn't get any answers until I got home that night - the check was returned to me undeliverable. That's never happened to me before, but of course it happened this time. I texted Tony to let him know what happened - even sent a picture of the check. Said I'd be happy to give it to him once he finished the work. We ended up speaking the next day and he became extremely aggressive very quickly. He lied about what we spoke about during the walk around the morning of the job, lied about how he examined the house during the estimate, and then (this was all him bulldozing the conversation) he threatened to put a lien on my house for non-payment. WHAT ON EARTH!!! He has no integrity and poor communication skills. He lied to me, made harassing statements, and threatened legal action that was completely unnecessary. While part of this conflict stemmed from miscommunication that I am partly to blame for, his response was beyond unprofessional. I decided to pay Tony and to be done with him forever. Like I said at the beginning of my review, he was referred to me, but my experience was so bad I honestly can't imagine how other people can recommend him or how he stays in business."

Amy C on August 2019


Backyard Lawn and Landscape

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Backyard Lawn and Landscape

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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

-just getting my own business started -have been in lawn care and landscaping for a while now working for other companies -work hard and make everything look better than before

-just getting my own business started -have been in lawn care and landscaping for a while now working for other companies -work hard and make everything look better than before






Miss. Mason commercial cleaning

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Miss. Mason commercial cleaning

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Emergency services offered

Miss.Mason commercial cleaning have over ten years of janitorial experience. We offer Commercial cleaning, office cleaning, wear house cleaning, residential move in or out cleaning, gutter cleaning, leaves removal, trash removal, weekly deep cleaning, we clean it all. Call us we will get the job done right in a timely manner at a reasonable price.

Miss.Mason commercial cleaning have over ten years of janitorial experience. We offer Commercial cleaning, office cleaning, wear house cleaning, residential move in or out cleaning, gutter cleaning, leaves removal, trash removal, weekly deep cleaning, we clean it all. Call us we will get the job done right in a timely manner at a reasonable price.

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Pressure Washing questions, answered by experts

In Indianapolis, plan to pressure wash siding and decks each spring to remove pollen and mildew, and driveways after winter to clear salt and grime. Inspect hoses and nozzles for wear before each use, as IN’s temperature swings can cause cracking. Store your equipment indoors to prevent freeze damage, and consider sealing concrete every few years to protect against moisture and harsh winter conditions.

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Your Indianapolis home is a strong candidate for pressure washing if you notice dark streaks from tree sap, algae growth on shaded siding, or salt residue from winter storms. Homes with limestone or brick exteriors, common in many IN neighborhoods, benefit from regular exterior cleaning to prevent staining. Properties near major roads or with mature maples often accumulate more grime and pollen, making pressure washing especially effective.

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In Indianapolis, common mistakes include using excessive pressure on older brick or limestone, which can cause damage, and pressure washing before temperatures consistently stay above freezing. Skipping protective gear or not covering outdoor outlets is risky, especially with IN’s spring rains. Many homeowners also forget to use the right exterior cleaning solutions for local humidity or neglect to reseal concrete after cleaning, reducing long-term protection.

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Completing pressure washing projects in Indianapolis can significantly boost your home’s curb appeal, especially after winter road salt and summer pollen have built up. While pressure washing doesn’t directly increase your home’s appraised value, a clean exterior makes a strong first impression and can help your property stand out to buyers. In IN’s competitive real estate market, this often leads to a quicker sale and signals attentive maintenance.

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For Indianapolis homes, select a power washer with adjustable pressure to safely clean brick, limestone, or vinyl siding. Use eco-friendly detergents to protect local waterways and mildew removers for humid summer months. Concrete cleaners are ideal for tackling winter salt stains. Local hardware stores offer supplies suited for IN’s freeze-thaw cycles, ensuring your exterior cleaning projects are both effective and safe for your property.

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