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Last update on February 17, 2026

Reviewed in February 2026
Hendrick did an amazing job reglazing a very old kitchen sink that had chips and stains. The sink was a cool vintage piece in my kitchen before, now it’s a beautiful statement piece. I can’t believe the transformation!
Tub Coaters Bathtub and Tile Refinishing
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Reviewed in April 2020
One year later, during the winter a piece of stone chipped. Contacted Carmen the owner, and thenext day he had someone come take a look. The next day and within the week, it was beautifully fixed!
American Exteriors & Masonry
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Reviewed in October 2017
My husband and I hired Dale to replace cracked grout in my bathroom (floors & shower), as well as replace old caulk around the tub. Initially he was great to work with; very accommodating schedule-wise, even working on a Sunday as this was best for his and our schedules. The work was done in a...
Grout Masters of Virginia
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Reviewed in June 2017
I plan on using them for other projects. The crew did a very good job. Finished the job in one day. I would highly recommend Claudio and his team. One little thing: don't let them wash off their brushes on your vegetable garden!
NCK Paint & Drywall
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Reviewed in April 2017
It was a big job, taking four days to complete, but was done to our complete satisfaction. The place was definitely "professionally " painted, following exceptional wall prep work. No brush marks or trim miscues,
The Precise Painter LLC
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Reviewed in February 2017
Lisa Marie did a fabulous job and believe me I had 3 estimates. I went with Lisa Marie because of her knowledge about painting cabinets and how many years she had been in this industry. She knows the process, knows what types of primers and paints to be used on cabinets. I picked a color and she...
Designs by Lisa Marie
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Reviewed in June 2016
They did fill some of the cracks but never finished the job. The work is rough and sloppy/ the asphalt is not smooth. The brushing was uneven and a couple piles of asphalt were left to dry. They came back to patch some of the remaining cracks but they didn't do anything about the rough brush...
South Florida Asphalt Services LLC
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Reviewed in May 2016
Great! Very professional. Painters showed up when Don the owner they said they would. Crew worked steadily every day without breaks everyday until job was completed. They finished the job when they said they would. Their work looks great. They cleaned up. They also use rollers and brushes not...
MR PAINTBRUSH
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Reviewed in April 2016
Chip was great, informative, patient, and professional. He showed up promptly and stepped me through everything. He listened to all my concerns.
Formerly Connor's an Ehrlich Company
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Reviewed in March 2016
Randy Ellis, owner of Ellis Painting in Jefferson, came to my home and spent 1.5 hours surveying the house and listening to what I wanted. He offered several suggestion as to how to go about the job. He then offered a bid price on the job, but as I was familiar with the quality of his work from...
Ellis Painting, Inc
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