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"These guys were very reasonably priced and did fantastic work. They had to patch about 20 holes in sheetrock after a repiping and even though I saw the holes for myself I can't tell where the patches are when looking at each spot. Great patchwork and texturing matching. They also discovered some broken rafters in the garage when removing the drywall and reinforced those. They were very easy to deal with as we added items to the project, did the work quickly and very well."

"Mr. Lopez is my go-to person for all painting and wood construction work. I have hired him for 5+ jobs in the past 10 years. For this latest work, he repainted a 4-bedroom 2-bathroom house (walls only), repainted the exterior house including shutters, trim and door, repaired rotted fascia board on the garage, and rebuilt a wood deck and stained it. What I love about Lopez Painting is his consistency: (1) immediate, fair written estimates (2) ability to schedule the job quickly (3) work gets done thoroughly as it seems he concentrates on one job at a time (4) no subs (5) extremely hard working, works more than a full day (6) cleans up."

"Alan wallpapered our guest bedroom and powder bath. We were going to call a plumber to remove our sink but Alan knew how to do it. He went over and beyond our expectations. He prepared the walls perfectly and hung the wallpaper seamlessly. We will use him every time. He’s also fun to work with. A"

"Jose did a great job. My closets were recently replaced and there was sheetrock that needed to be repaired. This was a two day project since it had to dry before the second part was completed. I am very pleased with all aspects of this project and wouldn't hesitate to hire Jose again."

"Great job neat did a great job. We r going to get him to paint some interior painting"

"Beginning construction, Ivan and Crew completely gutted the living room. Removing the water damaged interior dry wall, carpet, insulation, exterior siding, and windows (all of which were going to be replaced). At one point in the demolition process, the only thing left were the studs; and you could literally walk through the house without using a door. The entryway wall was demoed, as was the fireplace (that was structural), AC duct, and the walls separating the Kitchen, Dinning Room, and Living Room. All the old carpet was removed, and the entryway step was jack-hammered backwards into it’s new position. The old attic AC unit (30 yrs old) was pulled down from the attic and that entire half of the home was emptied. New framing was added for a relocated AC duct and Fireplace (moved to the front of the room for the open concept). Likewise, 6 new 5’x5’ windows were framed in, as well as new patio french doors. Ivan also took this time to re-frame the attic platform for the AC, and added several massive support beams to hold the weight of the new open floor-plan. Furthermore, a new Audio/Video cabinet was framed out facing the living room, and new exterior walls went up. The old exterior walls were directly nailed to the studs. Post-demo, Ivan added a layer of thick plywood (to further help soundproof the house), water membrane, and then the HardiePlank siding. This wall was built to hold against a huge storm! A cool idea that Ivan suggested during re-framing was to add electrical outlets to the soffits, providing an easy place to plug-in Christmas lights. Sound proofing was added between the walls as the interior was framed in. Ivan was proactive managing the entire project, and for portions subcontracted out (to meet time constraints) he was onsite and oversaw the work. An example of this was having an electrician come out to move an electrical box. Before finishing the interior walls, conduit pipes were run between the Audio/Video cabinet and the TV in the front (and side, by the floating shelves) to allow for new HDMI cables to be pulled through in the future. A floating hearth was added below the TV mount, floating shelves were constructed (amazing carpentry work was involved structurally and aesthetically here – we wanted the weight of a human to be supported, in the event a child climbed it without being noticed). Furthermore, time consuming craftsmanship went into the framing of the windows and floorboards. Several days were nothing but manual labor – smoothing the joints/corners by hand. The ceiling was converted from a slope pitch into a tray ceiling, making the room feel more open. Ivan took the framing of the joints into account for future placement of 11 build-in speakers for a Dolby Atmos surround sound system. This included cutting out/running cables for 4 ceiling speakers and 5 vertical wall speakers. Once all the walls were done, standard renovation took place. Ivan textured the walls and painted using several coats. A careful eye on detail was provided as Ivan surveyed the tones of the colors throughout the day – and the affect of shadows on brightness… how the colors contrasted and popped with the custom carpentry. Several different hues of paint were used as a result, and it is beautiful. This process took approximately 3 months. General hick-up occurred along the way, as should be expected in any renovation, but nothing serious. Ivan’s crew was punctual – always starting work at 9am and sometimes working late into the evening to finish the days goals. The quality of the craftsmanship was beyond our expectation, and every day was filled with new excitement as we witnessed empty studs transformed into a modern living room. If you want something done – reach out to Ace Custom Building. They are THE local team to call first for estimates and timeframes. To broadly recap, the tasks undertaken in the living room were: - Built out the front step - Re-framed / replaced front door - Added rear Patio door - Added Support Beams - Removed the entry wall - Removed 2 dinning room walls - Framed and installed a new fireplace - Rebuilt the external walls - Added external outlets for Christmas light - Framed / installed 6 new windows - Demoed original brick chimney - Rebuilt AC unit platform in attic - Ran conduit for electronics - Custom Built Audio Video cabinet door, ran cables - Custom Built Floating Hearth - Custom Built Floating shelves - Custom Built molding around windows, floorboards - Cam-lights and speaker installed - Custom Built tray ceiling - Installed ceiling fan - Textured and painted walls and ceiling"

"Victor did an outstanding job putting up the wallpaper at a very reasonable price"

"Excellent job. Exterior looks totally clean, got the mildew off the bricks and painted surfaces. Front doors great job, two coats of varnish."

Chapman-Lockwood Painting & Remodeling (CLPR) is a full-service and turn-key, residential painting, refurbishing & remodeling company specializing in custom projects. CLPR earned the Award for Excellence in 2018 & 2019 by the Houston BBB which recognizes companies for their superior professional ethics, leadership, customer service, quality of workmanship & community involvement. CLPR is also an acronym for Committed, Legal, Principled & Reliable.

"I highly recommend JC Custom Painting. I used JC Custom Painting to paint the interior walls in my home and they did an excellent job. They were very friendly and professional throughout the entire process. The crew was prompt, friendly, and hard-working and they cleaned up nicely afterwards. I would definitely hire them again. I give them 5 stars out of 5! Thanks for a job well done Carlos!"