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Overview
Hired 18 times
8 employees
10 years in business
Payment methods
Cash, Check, Credit card
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Reviews
Aaron H.
Good job, good service doing the stain on my house. Would recommend.
May 19, 2015Don C.
We took bids for painting the exterior of our house and choose to have Foothills Painting do the job. The ability to have a color consultant work with us on choosing a color was a factor in choosing this company. We were very impressed with the efficiency and professionalism of the painters who were actually assigned the job. They arrived prepared to work and got things done with a minimal amount of disruption to us. They did a very good job sealing and painting everything including our deck. The follow up from the foreman and painters for a few minor issues (slight touch up and overspray clean up) was handled quickly and efficiently with no hassle. I would highly recommend this company for anyone needing painting done by a reliable trustworthy company.
May 29, 2015Annyce B.
Exterior Painting
Very happy with the exterior painting and repairs done on my home. The crew did a great job. I am recommending that my neighbors use Foothills!
Oct 1, 2017VerifiedFoothills Painting LLC's replyThank you so much Annyce, it was great working with you!
Jasmyn B.
Exterior Painting
Although I went with a different Contractor, Foothills came out and we're friendly, responsive, punctual and went above and beyond to explain and inspect property. Thank you for your offer~
Sep 20, 2017VerifiedFoothills Painting LLC's replyThank you Jasmyn, this means so much to us!
John M.
Interior Painting
After posting my original review I was contacted by the owner of Foothills Painting (Ben). After my original experience with the painting I didn't think Foothills painting could make things right. We had already moved into the house and my wife is pregnant so we couldn't put any more paint in the house to fix the original job. When Ben called me he was serious about trying to make the whole situation right though. After talking through everything that had gone wrong he offered to give a partial refund of the original job to make it at cost and offered to do another job at cost where he would be there himself to make sure it was done right. I expect at most a partial refund of the first job. Given their reviews I know that my situation was an outlier, so I'm sure my next job will be done very well, especially with Ben on site to manage. I appreciate the extent Ben is willing to go to correct past mistakes, even when I didn't expect or really allow much wiggle room. At this point I plan to use Foothills for my next job and anticipate it will be done very well.
May 1, 2018Verified
FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?It is important to know that for a typical two story home in Colorado can vary greatly in price. I could come up with a quote as low as $2000-$2500, or as high as $6000-$8000 depending on the materials being use, the level of prep work required, and complexity of the job. This is why we do a detailed written estimate, to confirm you are getting exactly what you want, and we can provide multiple options you can compare side by side.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?After spending 6 years working with a national painting company, I realized I was really good at running a painting business... and there are a lot of really bad painting companies out there. So I thought it'd be a good opportunity, and something I knew I was good at. We've just grown and grown from there.
- What types of customers have you worked with?We are experts are residential exterior painting. Most of the homes we paint are 7-20 years old, getting their 2nd or 3rd paint job ever. Common problems on the house is peeling paint on trim boards, door trim, window trim, garage trim, fading paint on the south or sunny sides of the house, and cracking joints where boards meet. These are all common problems in Colorado and can be fixed very easily. If they are not fixed, however, they can lead to expensive carpentry problems.