TINSLEY PLASTERING

As before, quite well. Frank is great to work with. Nice guy.

Absolute professional. Fair pricing. Fantastic service and beautiful work product. He is the guy!

The job went well.

It went awesome! Frank and his son Frankie came and did the work quickly and efficiently- it looks like the french doors and closet were always there! I am a realtor- have my own real estate company- Portland Creative Realtors- a family company with my 3 daughters as partners and we are extremely busy- so use alot of contractors and see good work and not so good work, ethical contracters, and those who are not! Frank is everything you want in a contractor! And I think it is cool that Frank works with his son- it is a family business too! Small and local! That is what we need to support- more local family businesses! Especially when the do the kind of work Frank does!

It went absolutely perfectly! I would and do recommend him to all my clients! He is a hard worker, does a great job, and he has very competitive prices!

Our backyard is a walled courtyard. The back wall, about 40 feet long in the past had been the wall of a garage that was torn down. The stucco was falling off the back wall and we needed this problem fixed before getting our house painted. Different painters and one other stucco contractor looked at it to diagnose the situation - we thought it was a moisture problem. Frank (of Tinsley Plastering) came out the same day we called him. By this time we had removed some of the stucco. He pointed out that the underneath cinderblock wall had been painted and this was the reason the stucco was detaching. He started his work a couple days later, removing the remaining stucco and then drilling off the painted finish on the cinderblocks. Then he restuccoed the wall with several layers. It took about 3 days from start to finish. We were very lucky to get Frank between jobs so that the work was done within a week of our initial contact. Frank was both very professional and very friendly and cooperative. I feel very lucky that we found him to solve this problem.

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It couldn't have gone better. He and his son worked on it. They are both very friendly and hard-working. Frank has been doing this forever and is a stucco master. The scaffolding alone would have cost me $4000 if I had hired a scaffolding company to put it up and take it down. Frank's bid for everything was $6000, including scaffolding, labor and materials.