Guy The Painter

Over 12 years ago, we started with just a couple of rollers, paintbrushes, Vista Print business cards, free ads on Craigslist, and every social media site we could join. It was a humble beginning, but we had big dreams. Over the years, we have built our reputation, as evidenced by our positive reviews. We have expanded from just painting to taking on full remodels. Our journey has been challenging yet incredibly rewarding, and we still adhere to the same business practices that transformed us from a small painting company into what we are today.
I remember the early days vividly—meeting clients for the first time, working late nights to ensure everything was perfect, and feeling immense pride in every finished project. We heard many horror stories about clients who had paid large sums upfront or even paid completely before the job was finished. We saw the distrust and frustration this caused and decided to be different. We didn’t want to be like every other company out there. That’s why we do not accept money upfront. You either pay when the job is complete and you are satisfied, or if the job is longer, we ask for weekly partial payments.
I cannot thank enough the customers who found us in the beginning. Your trust and support mean the world to us. Many of you have continued to use our services for various projects in your homes and have referred us to your friends and family. This word-of-mouth marketing is invaluable, and we appreciate it deeply. We understand you are letting us into your home—your sanctuary where you eat, relax, and unwind. We do not take that trust lightly. While working in your home, we treat it as if it is our own.
These business practices, which we have followed since the beginning, have helped our company thrive. Guy the Painter is not a company that will send one person to do a bid, another to do the work, and yet another to handle customer service. We do it all in-house. When you meet with me, you are meeting one of the people who will be working on your job. I have tried at times to run separate jobs, but I found that no one is as committed to quality as I am. My name is in the title of my company for a reason. If I’m willing to put my name on something, I guarantee it will be done right.