Trim Tech of Austin

UPDATE: I ended up doing the trim myself. Couldn’t find a single installer who was capable and available. After a few attempts I got the rythm down. Oh well, they could have had a customer, now they have someone who’ll never need their servcie again.
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Called to arrange an install and was told they aren’t taking any more appointments. She was nice and said she’d take my information and give it to some people and who ever has time would call me back. Hmmm, that doesn’t work for me, can you give me the names of those businesses? No, because it’s actually Trim Tech installers who would do the job in their ‘free time’, and she isn’t sure until she calls them, which one *might* be available. Hmmm, that really doesn’t work for me. And now I’m discovering that finding trim installers is much harder than i could have ever imagined. I’m not quite sure how this could have been handled differently, but I know it wasn’t telling me they aren’t taking any more appointments. Maybe I’ll be updating this review in a month or two, when I’ve exhausted my previously unsuccessful search and will be able to say they did a great job. But that remote possibility is still 2 months away… oh well…

On December 9, 2010, I had two installers come to my residence to install painted baseboards and quarter round. They did an acceptable job, but not a great job. They took about 3 hours to install 300′ of baseboard and at some points they were lazy about how it looked or how the brads were placed; some brads had to be pulled later and reinstalled by me. Their quality of work was average to marginal. They charge $ 1.00 per foot, so the total was $ 300 with no tax because it was labor. I’m not sure I would use them again. I was pressed for time and needed someone fairly quickly and they responded within one day of my call.