Hill Country Painting of Temple

They were great.

Was the worst experience I have had on this application. Nice people but did not do the complete job after a few visits. Still have missed places.

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Fence looks great!

Loved them. They were absolutely amazing from start to finish.

Reasonable, pricing, and timing.

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Everything was great. Nothing to add

After receiving a painting estimate for my house that made me shudder, I reached out to Hill Country Painting to get a second estimate. They met me at my house the next day and had an estimate to me on the spot. It was about one half of what the other company had quoted me to pain more of the house. They scheduled me for the following Monday and met me for a final walkthrough that day. I ended up asking for more of the house to be done and they adjusted the estimate right there. 3 days later it was done. I did a final walkthrough and the work was immaculate. They left some touch up paint for the walls and baseboards and that was that. I couldn't be happier on any level with them. If I ever need to get another house painted, I know who I'm calling.

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I really appreciated the attention to detail in the workmanship. More important, thank you for accommodating my schedule.

Got the house done in one day which was nice.

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Wonderful job

They were very professional and did a great job. Efficient as well.

They we're not messy. Very nive

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Fantastic work. Attention to detail was exceptional. Highly recommend!

Everything looks great. They did an awesome job. All in all we are very pleased with the quality and speed of the job. Your painters were very polite. The supervisor that came yesterday was very nice and professional.

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All 5 stars

I hired Hill Country Painting for a whole house interior painting project because they had 5-star reviews and claimed that they were available to get the job done prior to me moving into my house. Their quote was on the high end, but because of the timing, I went with them. The house was vacant with no furniture except for kitchen appliances, so this should have been a relatively easy job. Because there are so many issues, I will just list a few: The quality of the painting is terrible. There are paint drips and paint blobs all over the house. The lines are uneven. The cutins are sloppy. There are places with a lack of coverage where you can see the old paint beneath because they apparently had a dry roller. Some places there were so little paint applied that it is difficult to tell if they even attempted to paint the surface. They were too lazy and/or cheap to cover anything properly. There was oil-based paint sprayed all over the kitchen: the fridge, ceiling fan, multiple areas of the floors, windows, countertops, cooktop, oven, glass doors, doorknobs, blinds, light switches, motion detector, etc., were all coated with paint spray. In an impromptu visit to the house during the project, I saw that they were not properly masking and I raised the issue with the painters. I also raised the issue with the project supervisor (who of course was not there). Apparently they just did not care and continued to spray paint indiscriminately. With respect to the floor, I can tell that they tried to clean it up, but you can see where it is smeared around and the tile is cloudy. The rest of the spray? They just left it there. The prep before painting was incompetent or not done at all. The urine all over the toilet seats in both bathrooms is just another indication that they were not professionals and simply did not care. After I was sent a text by the supervisor asking for full payment because the job was *complete*, I went to the house to review the work I was shocked not only by the condition of the house but because they did not even finish the job. When the supervisor showed up for the walkthrough and saw the condition of the house, he changed his tune and said the job was not complete. He acknowledged some of the issues, made excuses for others, and offered to schedule a day to do *touchups.* He asked that I give his painters another chance so that he would not have to fire them (a tacit admission that they botched the job). I told him that I needed time to identify all the issues and decide my next steps. To make sure my expectations were reasonable, I had three professional painters come to the house to review the work and let me know how difficult it would be to fix all of the screw-ups. Each of the three said the work was incompetent and that it will be more costly to fix the botched job than if Hill Country Painting had done nothing at all. One asked me for pictures so that he could use them as examples of a bad paint job for training purposes. Hill Country Painting requested payment multiple times during the week period when I was having the other three painters come out to review the job. Hill Country offered to send their painters out for *a day* to do *touchups* so that they could get full payment. About a week after the walkthrough, I sent Hill Country Painting a letter outlining the issues and asked for a refund of my initial deposit. I informed them that the issues go well beyond anything that could reasonably be referred to as *touchups*, and I would not let their painters come back in the house because I have no confidence that they will suddenly become competent or care about my house. It has been a week and I have received no response.

Great job and so very prompt and professional

I feel like these guys did a great job and I am happy I chose them.

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