
Optimum Painting & General Contracting Inc
About us
For fastest service - call (541) 420-3361! We know when it comes to decorating, choosing a Painter can really be a challenge. We have over 30 years of experience in Bend and the surrounding areas. Contact us! General contracting available.
Business highlights
Services we offer
& Decorative Painting, & Flooring Installation & Repair. flooring, Carpentry, Deck Staining, Doors, Drywall Repair, Faux Finishing, General Carpentry, Interior & Exterior Painting, Residential & Commercial Painting, Windows, finished carpentry, general contracting, laminates, light remodels
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"This was a 5 color exterior. Threebody colors and two trim colors along with stained beams. The house was designed to compliment these multicolors. [Member Name Removed] and his wife did great color choices. The cominication was very clear and the end results were beautiful. It was a fun job!!!!"
"Thank you for the review [Member Name Removed], It was a pleasure doing business with you. Your tenants were very cooperative with the process."
"Thank you [Member Name Removed] for the reviews! It was a pleasure doing business with you."
"Hi [Member Name Removed], thank you for the kind review. I and very glad that you are happy with your new roof!!! Paul and Stephanie are the best!!! John...president... 541 420 3361"
"Thank you [Member Name Removed], It was a pleasure!"
"It's always a pleasure doing business with you!"
John Chabot and Optimal Painting meet all expectations. The work is nicely done, neat, complete, and finished on schedule. The crew is fantastic! The staff is highly capable, considerate, and pleasant.
With respect to touch-up work, John is very careful to ensure that both the color and texture matches the existing paint. We will definitely call John when ready for our next paint job.
Crew was polite, prompt, on-time and professional. No complaints.
Work had room for improvement.
They were great with their prep work. Covered everything and patched tiny nail holes as they came across them. Removed all of the outlet covers so they could paint well. I'd removed the baseboards as they were getting replaced and they painted down so when I put the baseboards back on it would look great.
The painting itself went quick, 3-4 guys in and out in 3 days. I chose a very light (almost white) color to go on top of a light brown and when they were done you could still see patches of the brown coming out from under the new paint (didn't prime). I pointed it out and while they gave it another coat basically said that when I lower the blinds and the room gets darker, I wouldn't be able to see it. Well, great, but I KNOW it's there...
While they did pick up after themselves, they did overlook some things like putting the closet rods back and in and leaving some nails they pulled out in the carpet.
As they were packing up I went through and found quite a few areas that needed a second pass (corners, seams, around the door frames). I pointed them out and while they did do a second pass, I kind of feel like they should have caught the vast majority of those themselves.
Overall, the crew was great, the prep-work was great, the clean-up could have been better and I feel like they should have either done two coats to cover the darker color or primed first (I got no communication about it other than "it's really white").
Not sure I would use them again, but I was a bit short on time and they were the only guys who could do it in the time frame required. Given more time, I would probably hire someone else.
"When I bid this job for [Member name], part of our understanding was that he was going to pick a color a "little" lighter than the brownish color that was on the walls and ceilings. This would've lead to a one coat paint job, and that's how I bid it. He picked a snow cap white color which is far from a "little lighter, it was an ultrasonic white which took two and three coats to cover. Several times [Member name] said the place looked great and it did. He found some light spots and we gave them another coat. I liked [Member name] and joked with him openly. I also texted him and offered to do more touch up before or after he moved in. He never responded to my offer. He also had a time crunch so I and 4 employees worked all day on September 7th, labor day, to help him achieve his time frame. I paid extra for this to happen. The last day that we worked there [Member name] told me that there would be an electrician working there for about one hour. There was three guys there most of the day, and we worked around them. They were cutting out drywall and running wires. I personally picked up their cuttings for them while cleaning up the masking paper. I also fixed a piece of drywall that they accidently cracked. As a rule of thumb we do not throw nails onto the carpet and I did hand [Member name] a box of nails and screws that had been pulled by us for his convenience. I did forget to hang most of the closet poles. A simple phone call or text would of had me back there to do whatever it takes to keep the customer satisfied with our work. Customer satisfaction is at the top of my priority list, as it has always been. John"
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