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"VGK delivered on time as scheduled and they did an outstanding job down to every detail. They gave me an excellent price (based on the three estimates I got). I will definitely be calling them again for my next painting job. "

"Everything was great - communication, scheduling, flexibility and a wonderful final product!"

"The purpose of this review is to warn others about this company. We hired them to remodel our bathrooms, paint our fireplaces and fireplace covers with fire- rated paint, and to to refinish our bathtub and showers by using epoxy paint. This “professional” painting company painted everything with wrong paint. They used door, trim, and cabinet paint to refinish our tub and showers instead of epoxy paint (Please see photos). They painted our fieplace and fireplace covers with acrylic paint. When we caught them with the wrong paint they said that they can strip the paint and re-paint it for us. When they stripped the paint, they over stripped it and caused irreversible damage to our 2 showers, tub, fireplace covers, and fireplace marble. They admitted to fault, but their solution was to replace $3000 custom fireplace screens with $350 screens from Amazon that didn’t fit. Mind you that we have 2 custom fireplaces (2x $3000/cover) that they destroyed in different areas of the house. Moreover, they told us to use tape to fix a 3 inch crack in our tub that they destroyed. We weren’t happy with their solution so we made a claim to their liability insurance company. They started lying and said that they didn’t do the damage. However, their liability insurance performed an investigation and admitted that Rocha Painters caused the damages, but that their insurance company’s policies state that it doesn’t cover the items that Rocha Painters destroyed. It is documented by their insurance company that they are responsible for $30,000 worth of damages to our house and their liability insurance will only cover about $4,000 of the damages (please see proof with letter written by their insurance company). We are furious as this has been going on since April of this year. In addition to this, when they were here painting, they failed to use drop cloths, and spayed black paint everywhere including our white marbled fireplaces and brand new subflooors. Please see photos. Moreover, their crew made themselves at home and used our microwave to heat up their lunches without even asking for our permission. They just walked up to our kitchen and each one plopped their lunches inside our microwave and began heating away. Do yourself a favor to avoid the headache-please reconsider the importance of your peace of mind and do not hire this untrustworthy company. They have no integrity and disrespects their customers’ homes. Most importantly, they carry minimal insurance that will not cover the damages they make to your house."

"Overall Leo was very professional and eager to please us. He came out to the house as scheduled for the initial appointment, and he followed up with an estimate in a timely fashion. Once we accepted the estimate, however, we had to press Leo somewhat to get the work scheduled. A date was finally established, and Leo and a two-man crew showed up right on time to start our job. Once the crew was oriented to the job by Leo, he left and the work began right away. Overall the painters were neat, proficient and did good-quality painting. As part of the job, they painted the wall-mounted electric heater in the kitchen. Although they got the heater back in place after painting it, this was a struggle for them and apparently the wiring didn’t get reconnected properly. When we tested the heater the next day, it would not function. We brought this to Leo’s attention, and he dispatched them to try to fix it, but they couldn’t. Leo then arranged for an electrician to come out the next day, and he was able to put the heater back in working order. A few days after the paint job, we noticed that the paint on the ceiling over the bathroom shower was beginning to peel along the edges (and we were very careful to let the paint cure properly before we showered). We notified Leo, and he arranged to come out with one of his painters a few days later to address the issue. He prepared the affected surfaces and repainted the ceiling with a different paint, which appears to be holding up to the high humidity conditions of the bathroom."