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"They were very good.  They were very professional, prompt and thorough.  They had good advice.  They cleaned up beautifully after themselves.  The paint job lasted well.  They did good prep work.  I would recommend them."

"Juan and his helper did an excellent job painting. They were efficient and thorough. When we need another paint job, he will be the one I first call"

We take great pride our experience, expertise, quality, and customer service that we provide to meet the consumer's . It is our mission to provide excellent workmanship and complete customer satisfaction, from the start to the completion of a project. order to understand the and expectations of our customers, we take great care to work and communicate with every customer a professional manner. Our reputation is based on service, safety, and quality, regardless of how large or small the job.

Clark Quality Painting is a family owned and operated business that has been beautifying homes since 2001. We take pride in our work and we and want our customers to have the best experience with possible. We are done with the job when the customer is a 100% satisfied. Call us to discuss your next project at 503 766 9074 \nServices we offer are \n*pressure washing \n*staining \n*Trim packages \n*Interior painting \n*Exterior painting \n*fence painting \n*Decks staining ,painting or applying nonskid for slip proof decks .\n*cabinets - re-staining or painting them and much more!\n

"We live on a sloping piece of property, with the majority of our windows being second story, and we have extensive landscaping around the house w/patios & decks, so logistically it is tricky, but NW Shine negotiated the obstacles, and did a superb job. The person doing the job was very professional. You would not have known there were here had it not been for sparkling windows and clean screens"

"Job was scheduled for Monday, changed to Wednesday but the 4 roofers arrived early Wednesday and stayed late each day such that the entire big job was completed by noon Friday. This included removing a large remote-control awning and reinstalling it, as well as removing a double roof, replacing all vents, replacing 11 plyboards of decking, replacing barge boards and complete clean up of the entire large project and yard. The roofers were courteous, industrious and did a brilliant job. I have referred several of my neighbors and friends to West Coast and will continue to do so."

"Dave painted our house 2 years ago and did an excellent job, so when we needed additional things done we called him and he did excellent work again. The siding work involved removing an outdoor faucet and fitting it around phone and electrical boxes. He replaced deck boards, cleaned and prepped everything, and used an "armor coat" paint that should last a long time. He cleaned and stained the fence in the front and side of the house. He is easy to work with and takes great pride in his work. Cost included all materials and was a great value. I would use him again."

We are a growing locally owned and operated preventive home maintenance small business.\nOur services include interior and exterior painting, pressure washing, gutter cleaning and repair, moss treatment/removal, roof cleaning, yard debris/leaf removal, dryer vent cleaning, holiday lighting, kit assembly, and more.\n We guarantee all of our work. We are offering huge discounts to all new customers.\n$99 gutter cleaning \n$59 moss treatment \n$150 holiday lighting installation \n (Local only)\nDon't hesitate call us today for your free estimate. (270)320-7782

"The first thing done was a complete power washing of our home with a solution that removed all traces of mildew in the old paint. Ken's paint crew showed up on time and with enough painters to complete the job in one day.  They were very careful to protect windows, plants and decking from over-spray and I could not be happier. 
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"I really like this company and would very much like to give them an "A" for this job. They did my new windows last Spring, and I was extremely happy with the work and professionalism. However, there were some issues this time that just weren't quite up to the standards I expected. Although the issues related to the actual work were resolved, I was very frustrated with the lack of communication and some of the work standards.
Lifetime agreed to meet the terms of another company regarding work and pricing, but with the understanding that they would remove and replace with plywood only those sections of the old siding that were necessary, and would pass the savings from plywood purchase along to me. They also assured me that, because I was a returning customer, they would treat me with extra care and provide extraordinary service.
On the positive side, they did beautiful work. I've had many compliments on the look of the house, they were careful of my property and worked around many issues with the house. I'd had an outside electrical outlet added shortly after I bought the house, which resulted in an unsightly conduit, which I wanted covered. At my request, they arranged for an electrician to coordinate with the installation of the siding so that the wiring could be concealed, and they covered the cost as part of the savings from plywood. They also had to work with a larger conduit and electrical box which could not be concealed, as well as a portion of my deck that butts up against the house, making sure that the integrity of the new siding wasn't compromised. I had purchased new downspouts and straps for my gutters, and they painted them in the shop and installed them after the siding was finished. Overall, the finished job is very high quality. I don't expect to have to re-side in my lifetime, and since the siding is pre-colored, I shouldn't have to paint for a very long time. They were able to begin work a few days earlier than expected, and, although we had a few days of rain, they were able to work through most of it. They cleaned up after each work day, sweeping sawdust and cleaning up nails and screws.
As I stated above, work actually began a little earlier than I had expected, which was encouraging to me since we were approaching the rainy season. The old siding was removed, new plywood was installed, the house was wrapped with tarpaper and a high-end moisture barrier, and the painter completed the work painting the eaves, garage door, window trim and gutters. The house then sat like that for several days, and I was told that someone had failed to order the siding on time and work was on hold. Once the siding finally arrived, the workmen returned and began the process of siding. Initially there had been three men working on the house, but because of the delay in the delivery of the siding I was told that only two would be available, as there was another job in process. This slowed down the work considerably, as it took two people to install the siding on the gable ends of the house, requiring the man who was cutting the planks to stop cutting, climb the scaffolding, and assist with the installation of the plank. This was inefficient and time-consuming.
After the work of siding installation was completed, I had to ask several times to have conduit and the cables for t.v. and internet to be reattached to the house. I also noticed that two barge rafters - one of which was new wood - had not been sanded prior to painting and had rough edges. Since the new rafter is on the very front edge of the house, it was quite unsightly. The older one was on the back of the house, but had old staples left hanging, which looked awful. Also, some of the door and window trim wasn't painted evenly, and that had to be corrected. In place of siding, pressure-treated wood was installed under the threshold of each of the three outside doors, and I had to ask specifically 2-3 times to have them painted, otherwise they would have been left as exposed wood. In fact, when the job was completed, I discovered that the one under the front door had not been done. I called to let them know, and the site foreman offered to come out and paint it, but by that time I just wanted to not have to deal with it any more, so declined and painted it myself. All of the work mentioned in this section was done over the course of many days (possibly as much as a week; I don't recall specifically), as the worker could only be here for a couple of hours each time, requiring him to return several times, often when I wasn't here or had to leave before he had finished. Each time, when I inspected the work that had been done, something had been neglected or forgotten.
To add to the frustration, communication was extremely poor. I only found out about the delay in siding delivery, for example, by calling the office when the workman didn't show up on a day that I had expected him. That was when I was told it hadn't been ordered in time and that work would be delayed. After the bulk of the work was done but the details needed to be attended to, I had to call several times to find out when I could expect the worker. Since I had to arrange my schedule to be here to provide access, this was very frustrating to me. On the final day, the site foreman did acknowledge that they had realized there was a communication problem, but I would have been happier if it had been corrected before it became an ongoing problem.
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