Professional Painting & Drywall
Professional Painting & Drywall

Professional Painting & Drywall

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Introduction: I have over 25 years experience, I take my work seriously and conduct myself and my business in a professional manner. I expect the same quality work from my employees that I expect from myself. If you read over the other questions, you'll see that quality is number one with me and I've worked on many Homeramas in Lake Forest, showcase houses, where there is no room for error and everything has to be perfect. As a foreman on these jobs, all the responsibility rested on me. I bring the same work ethic to any job I accept whether it is a small job requiring minor repair or a large job that requires a major facelift. I enjoy making homes look better and working with my customers to meet their specific needs. I treat each job individually so that each individual customer is satisfied. My reputation of providing outstanding quality is of utmost importance to me. I enjoy transforming rooms, houses, whatever shape or condition they're in into works of beauty so that when friends, family, etc. see the results they want to know who it was that did such an outstanding job. I enjoy making the customer happy and I like to hear how happy the customer is. I've heard many times from my customers that they can't believe it's the same room and/or house.
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Paul K.
Oct 21, 2013
Used Mr. Kammerer to remodel my kitchen, Very Poor quality and had to replace him.
Professional Painting & Drywall's reply
I have never worked for you sir. You have the wrong business and person. Sincerely, Mr. John Kammerer, Professional Painting.

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  • What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

    There are a lot of unskilled, untrained workers in my profession who charge low rates, who seem to know what they're talking about but do not have the skills and expertise necessary to complete the job in a professional and satisfactory manner. Instead of looking at the price these people are charging, the customer needs to look at their prior work and experience levels, ask for references from previous customers, and do not get taken advantage of by their low prices and promises they can't keep because they lack the training and experience to deliver. I've heard many stories of customers who've paid the money and then never see the worker again.