DeHaan Painting

Refinished cabinets that read like new, without the cost of replacement. DeHaan preps, sands, and coats existing cabinets so the finish looks factory made. Amber Shue wrote that a visitor "He honestly could not tell that they weren’t factory finished", and Evangeline Keeling praised a crew that stayed "clean, careful, and meticulous in preparation". The result updates a kitchen and protects the wood underneath.

Yes, specialty masonry finishes are a signature of the crew. Limewash and Roman clay demand a skilled hand, and DeHaan applies both on brick, stone, and interior features. Farrah Evans noted that "it isn’t easy to find someone who offers Roman Clay/plaster services here in Charlotte", and Allex Snyder, after a failed first attempt elsewhere, concluded simply that "Silvia is a true artist". Skill is the whole job here.

With prep and repair first, then a finish built to last. The crew power washes, replaces failing boards, repairs trim, and paints so an older exterior looks renewed. Meredith Werley said that afterward "it feels like we got a completely brand new home", and Brian Riley pointed to the standard behind it, "No shortcuts, just quality craftsmanship from start to finish". Durability is the goal, not just color.

Yes, water-damage repair and insurance coordination are part of the work. The crew patches ceilings and walls, removes popcorn texture, and restores the surface before painting. Sarah Hamlin shared that "They assisted in coordinating and maximizing the insurance claim benefit", and Daniel Mendoza-Torres, a roofing contractor, added that "their team is also highly knowledgeable about handling insurance claims". That turns a stressful repair into a finished room.

Steady contact from an office manager and a project manager who walks the job. Homeowners hear about scheduling, progress, and any surprises before they turn into problems. Megan described how "Jason, our project manager, checked in with us daily", which kept her large project calm. Kelly D. captured the feel of it on Yelp, saying you can expect "an excellent experience from start to finish".

Because the finish depends on them, and the crew treats prep as the real job. Careful masking, sanding, and daily cleanup protect a home while the work happens. Dan pointed to "great prep, crisp lines on the trim, clean ceiling cut-ins", and Chad Mackie recalled a crew that was "careful and courteous in moving furniture and protecting everything". Good preparation is what makes the color look effortless.

Yes, staying on schedule is a point of pride for the crew. Start dates hold and end dates arrive when promised, even on large multi-room jobs. Byron Bunte confirmed that on his kitchen and cabinet project "The job started and ended on schedule". Stefano Schmalzbauer added that the team is "proud of their craft and it shows", which is what keeps timelines honest.

Because the first project earns the second, and reviewers describe a company they trust for years. Repeat clients name the same crew across jobs and keep returning. Michael Edwards wrote that DeHaan "has become a trusted provider", and John Fuller cited projects "over the 8+ years we have worked with them". Sarah H. called them, on Yelp, the "pros that the pros call".

Yes. DeHaan Painting operates as DeHaan Painting, LLC, a domestic limited liability company registered with the North Carolina Secretary of State. The company was formed on 5-26-2015, carries entity number 1447853, and holds Current and Active status in the state’s records. It is based in Charlotte and serves homeowners across the surrounding North Carolina metro area.

-Verification Sources: North Carolina Secretary of State