InTown Painting

I was previously on the homeowner association’s board of directors at the condominium complex where I used to live. We hired a general contractor to give the outside of our buildings a facelift, who in turn hired Intown Painting as the painting subcontractor for the job. From the very beginning of the project we were disappointed by the poor quality painting we were seeing. The general contractor took Intown Painting off the job, and hired a different painting company. Intown Painting reacted incredibly unprofessionally to this, and went on a rampage directed not only at the general contractor, but at our association and our residents. They brought legal action against the general contractor, but also filed mechanics liens against our property and sent harassing emails to our board of directors. While filing mechanics liens is certainly within a contractor’s legal rights, the way Intown Painting handled the entire situation was totally uncalled for, and the legal mess could have completely been avoided if they’d acted at all reasonably.
In the end, the general contractor agreed to settle out of court. It was an unbelievable experience. The photos of inferior painting and the stack of harassing emails they sent our Board were more than enough evidence to report them to the Better Business Bureau, which we did.

I recently hired Keith and his team to help me out on a project that got a bad start. I had hired someone else to do the painting and had to fire them because they were so bad. Keith was recommended to me by a friend and his team jumped in to rescue me! They worked quickly and efficiently. Their work is flawless and I enjoyed every minute of working with them.
I can not say enough good things about this company, Keith and his workers.
If you need something painted, you want it to look great and work with true professionals, give Keith a call!