NC Paint & PowerWash
Chooz Score Insights
When we ran our analysis, NC Paint & PowerWash held over 1,000 Google reviews with a 4.9-star rating, along with 98% recommended on Facebook across over 25 reviews and 3.5 stars on Yelp. The Google average is drawn from far more reviews than the other two profiles combined, where the ratings are more mixed on much smaller samples.
The company earned a Chooz Score of 80.1%. Family owned and operated, it has worked across Garner and the greater Triangle as a registered North Carolina business (Entity No. 1144533) for nearly three decades. Its services span residential and commercial painting, pressure and power washing, deck and fence staining, gutter cleaning, and sheetrock repair.
Professionalism, punctuality, and clean, thorough work are the qualities reviewers name most often, across both the painting and pressure-washing sides of the business. Customers routinely name the technician who did the job, people like Matthew, Austin, and Fransua, and describe asking for the same crews again. Those technicians are on staff rather than hired per job, and the same names recur throughout the reviews. We found at least thirty reviewers referencing prior or recurring projects, some spanning more than a decade. The two lowest ratings in our sample received no public reply, which we address below.
"Fransua was the technician and he did a great job. You could tell he took pride in his work. Two different techs, 2 years in a row, outstanding service and results." - Jim K., Google Review
Advice For Future Customers
Reviewers who walked the finished job with the technician before the crew left describe getting missed spots corrected on the spot, so it is worth doing that walkthrough together. If a crew does good work for you, you can request the same technicians by name on return visits, as repeat customers describe doing. Both of those low ratings concerned specific service quality, so it is worth confirming the follow-up process before booking. Ask them directly: "If a problem turns up after the job is done, what is your process for making it right?"
"I paid for power washing and gutter cleaning. Not happy with the gutter cleaning. My roof and yard were clear of debris and leaves before..but now I have dead leaves all over my yard and leaf crumbs all over my roof." - shes meok, Google Review (no owner reply)
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Additional Questions Answered
What should a homeowner expect when NC Paint & PowerWash washes a house exterior?
A technician washes the siding, and often the driveway, walkways and deck alongside it, then reviews the finished work with the homeowner before leaving. James McKenzie described that closing pass, writing that "he and I reviewed his work and if we found any missed areas he quickly took care of it". Katie Lopez reported the same routine, saying "We walked around to ensure the job was complete to my satisfaction".
How quickly does NC Paint & PowerWash get an estimate back to a customer?
Usually within a day or two of the request. Chris was working against a homeowner association deadline and reported that Gary "provided a completed estimate within 48 hours as I was on a time crunch due to HOA". Chad Hedrick booked porch staining and trim painting on a similar timeline, writing that "I received an estimate within 24 hours, and the work was completed soon after".
Do NC Paint & PowerWash technicians arrive when they say they will?
Yes, and several customers track it closely enough to say so. Kenneth Lorenzen wrote that "Austin arrived at 8 am (the time promised)". T. Greg Petersen noted the heads up beforehand, saying the technician "called / texted in advance of arrival on the appointed day". Cathy Langley added that the crew "Showed up on time and asked permission to park in driveway".
What painting and staining projects does NC Paint & PowerWash take on?
Whole house exteriors, siding and trim, interiors, decks, porches and fences. Emily Kirsch hired them to stain a large fence and wrote that Steve "provided great information about color options and the stain" before the crew started. Michael Bastin was weighing deck colors and said "Steve came out after hours to show my wife the color options", which settled the choice.
Why do customers keep hiring NC Paint & PowerWash year after year?
Because the results hold up and the crews stay familiar. David Mize kept it short, writing that this was his "5th consecutive year I've used NC Powerwash". George Hermane counted the same way, noting "This is the fourth time I have used NC Paint & Powerwash to clean my siding". T Boaz asks for one technician by name, adding "We ask for him every year!"
Does NC Paint & PowerWash clean gutters along with the pressure washing?
Yes, and customers frequently book the two together. Lois Blausey had both done in one visit, writing that "He did a great job cleaning the gutters, power washing the house and shed" and appreciating the walk around afterward. John Stroud booked the same pairing and said "My house looks so clean and crisp now!" Stephanie Gross returns for gutters and house washing on the same schedule.
What do NC Paint & PowerWash customers say about pricing and value?
That the quotes come in fair and competitive without the work getting thinner. Julia Lopez-Donlon shopped around before booking and wrote that "Their quote was also the most competitive". LeConey, Wendi has watched the pricing hold steady across a long stretch of jobs, saying they "have always done a great job at a very reasonable price". Ilene Eisenrod found the same on short notice work.
How does NC Paint & PowerWash keep a customer informed while work is underway?
With updates at each stage rather than one call at the end. Emily Ewing wrote that they "notified me when they were almost at our house, at our house, and heading out". Philippe Bechard pointed to the same habit earlier in the process, citing "Great communication about quotes and for scheduling time and date to pressure wash the houses" across a multi property booking.
Which registered business entity operates behind the NC Paint & PowerWash name?
North Carolina Power Wash & Paint, LLC is the registered legal entity operating under the NC Paint & PowerWash trade name. It is a limited liability company registered with the North Carolina Secretary of State under identification number 1144533, and that registration is current and active. The business operates from Garner and serves Raleigh, Clayton, Cary, Apex, Fuquay Varina and the surrounding communities.
-Verification Sources: North Carolina Secretary of State
How NC Paint & PowerWash Was Evaluated
Every painting company listed on Chooz Painters is evaluated using our multi-step quality framework. We combine structured data analysis with human review to understand how NC Paint & PowerWash performs across the key signals that matter most to property owners.
How the Chooz Score Works
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- Platform reviews & ratings from sources such as Google, Facebook, Yelp, Angi, BBB, and others
- Review quality & engagement, including depth of customer feedback, photos, and how the company responds to reviews
- Website and digital presence, which helps indicate professionalism, transparency, and communication quality
- Business authority & operations, including years in business, licensing, insurance, and other operational standards
Each contractor is evaluated using the same framework nationwide, and the score reflects NC Paint & PowerWash’s performance within its local market.
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