Hearts & Hands Painting

Multiple reviews describe Hearts & Hands rescuing failed projects. April Fleming hired them after a Kong Armor deck coating disaster, noting Jonathan "patiently listened to my dilemma" before stripping and refinishing her three-story deck. Another customer mentioned they "fixed issues with trim from another contractor." The team approaches these situations without judgment and focuses on making things right.

Ashley Price handles specialized repair work that consistently surprises customers. Jody C hired them for a full interior project and described Ashley's door frame repairs as "nothing short of a miracle." The same review noted the team "did drywall repair flawlessly." Customers specifically mention Ashley by name when praising the company's ability to fix damaged trim, frames, and walls before painting.

Punctuality appears throughout the reviews as a defining characteristic. Isaiah Maines booked them in fall for a spring porch project and was impressed that "this contractor followed through" months later. Natasha Thompson noted the team was "punctual, respectful of our home." Multiple customers mention Jonathan's habit of confirming schedules and showing up exactly when promised.

Jonathan Price maintains direct communication throughout every project. Jody C stated that "Jonathan's daily communication about what is happening is unmatched." Marissa Glahn appreciated that he "always kept in communication about weather and when the project would start and finish." Customers consistently mention receiving updates via text and knowing exactly what to expect each day.

Cabinet work represents a specialty for the company. Amanda Wright described her transformed cabinets as looking "better than brand new cabinets." One customer with 1970s oak cabinets said Jonathan "made them look brand new" and "changed the look of the room." The company uses Renner Wood Coatings specifically formulated for cabinetry and offers dustless sanding with HEPA-certified filters.

Several reviews highlight the company's honesty about product recommendations. Marissa Glahn was leaning toward translucent deck stain but Jonathan convinced her to use solid stain because "it will last longer and need to be stained less often." She noted they "could have easily just went with a translucent and hoped to gain business again in 2 years instead of 5, but they were honest with me."

Preparation stands out as a consistent theme. Jim Neeley was "amazed at the amount of prep work they did before painting" and noted "they made sure the walls were free of imperfections." Carol Bales had significant plaster wall damage requiring mudding and described the team as "meticulous and professional in every aspect." The company treats surface preparation as essential rather than optional.

Cleanup practices receive frequent praise. Carol Bales noted "they cleaned up every evening and made sure everything was back in order before leaving for the day." Nick Kramer described the finished result with "not a speck of anything out of place." Kate Cummins mentioned the crew was "super respectful of my landscaping" during exterior work. The pattern shows consistent attention to leaving homes better than they found them.