Asheville Painting Co.,

270 Asbury Road, Candler, NC 28715

"Exterior painting of the wood trim (white) and wood shutters (black), and exterior staining of cedar shingles and the fiberglass front door (dark brown). Interior work (using original leftover paint) to touch up some knockdown textured wall and ceiling expansion cracks and the tape at the crest of the ceiling that was partially coming off. Ronnie and Jeff did an outstanding job both inside and out. They were friendly and kept us in the loop on the progress of the work and on how they were going to fix the interior problems. It was obvious that they both took pride in their work. Ronnie did an outstanding job on the hardest part of the project, the ceiling tape fix, by manually creating a similar knockdown pattern that matched the 12 year old existing pattern throughout the house."

"Great job, very satisfied with the work. This company has had a great reputation for years and my review shows it still does. Hire them for your painting project. You won't be disappointed."

"A great company that happens to be a painting company. I interacted with the owner, office manager a lead painter. All were first rate and made the experience better. The quality of the work was outstanding and very reasonably priced. Highly recommended"

"Had a great experience with Asheville Painting Co. They painted a two story staircase in our house and did a thorough job, cleaned everything up after, and the quality is great. Would definitely use them again in the future."

"RUN AWAY!! Completely unprofessional + breach of contract. I absolutely hate having to write this review for another local business but in the end I didn't feel right not warning others because painting your home is a big investment. Asheville Painting came and Quoted our house painting for our main house, guest house, and both metal roofs two times. Once in 2019 when we initially purchased the home and once in Nov of 2021 less than 3 months ago. Two different men did the quoting. The first time we decided we wanted to wait because it's a very expensive job. The second time we were scheduled for February. I asked if it was better to wait for warmer weather but was assured they had some "special paint" from Sherwin Williams that was fine for lower temps. Later I found out through a SW rep that is not recommended for ANY of their paints. Every other paint company we have had quote since could not believe Asheville Painting was going to paint in Feb. Why? The paint does not adhere properly leading to the paint chipping faster and not lasting as long. Wasting money. No other reputable company we have spoken to paints in the winter. They just wanted our money in other words. But I digress. We signed a contract for an exorbitant amount of money to have both homes and their roofs painted (note the contracts specifically mentioned the roofs and the type of roof paint) The first day Asheville Painting came to power wash. That night the owner called and said she had some bad news. Said they can't complete the job. What???? They already started work and we had a signed CONTRACT. Multiple fake excuses were given including insurance company will not let them get to our third story (I know that's a big old lie because they painted a commercial retreat's metal roofs and they are WAY higher than my home) then she tried to say that the roofs had not been part of the contract at all. I quickly corrected Brenda and said the contract specifically makes note of the roofs. We have TWO contracts, and of course one SIGNED contract from Asheville Painting Co that includes the roof's on BOTH the main and guest house. Then she said that it was Derek the guy who quoted and he's no longer with them because he's been giving bad quotes. I then reminded her he wasn't the first person to quote our home from Asheville Painting- another man quoted 2 years prior when we didn't paint and came in at around $5,000 LESS than Derek. So lies. When she heard how upset I was she threw in free pressure washing (perhaps hoping we would not write this review) but here's the thing. We were painting just to change the color of our home- but now we HAVE to paint. We are in the middle of refinancing our house (a process we didn't start until after signing the paint contract) and now because of the power washing our existing paint is peeling AND after signing the contract I made test samples on my shed and house because it was going to be painted! It's a disaster! It will not appraise at value unless it is painted now because the paint is chipped and there are swatches on the siding! I'm having to pay more to lock my loan for a longer period and to find a new paint company. I chose them because of their glowing reviews and after hearing more stories about them I'm realizing many people have had negative experiences with them that have not been published online. I just want to save anyone else the heartache and stress."