Prestige Restoration and Painting Co

Our basement was a sight after a freak accident involving magnetic paint that opened as it tumbled down the stairs spewing black paint all over the walls and woodwork, carpet, and a door; however, we could not be more pleased with the work of Prestige Painting, aka Prestige Restoration Painting. The painters arrived at our agreed upon time and stayed until 5 or 6. In all, 2 ? 3 painters at a time worked for 4 days to complete the job. On several occasions, Ken Barski, Owner and President of Prestige, even pitched in with the painting. His painters were so professional that they really didn?t need supervision, but Ken was on site daily to see how things were going. They were meticulous, personable, eager to please, efficient, and skillful. This company appears to like challenge. After visiting their website (www.prestigerestorationpainting.com), I can see that they do a great deal of restoration--commercial, industrial, and residential. Fortunately, our insurance paid for most of our work. I purchased the paint for the two accent walls and bathroom and paid separately for the two coats of paint to the bathroom. Ken and I agreed that $3,500 would be a fair and reasonable price for the whole job, including the woodwork and moldings, if I were to have hired Prestige myself. For an undamaged basement, I suspect the cost would be less. In talking with Ken, I learned that the company does both interior and exterior painting and deck work. It was a pleasure to work with this company. To say we were (ARE) impressed would be an understatement. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone and would use them again in a flash.