Comprehensive Painting LLC

Yes. Eric Clemmer is on the job with his painters rather than running it from a phone. Jim Lynch wrote that "Eric, the owner came right out." when he called for a quote, and Iris found that "Eric, the owner itself, was able to fit us into his busy schedule very quick." Ken Brendle, after fifty years in construction, said he would "always look forward to having him and his crew at our home."

The company sets an arrival time and holds to it, then stays in contact for as long as the job runs. Michael Gustafson described the experience as "Constant contact and showed up exactly when he said he would." Margo Illobre wrote that "Eric also communicates clearly when they will be arriving, and keeps to the time he says." Homeowners hear about a change in the plan before it reaches the house.

Surfaces get prepared before any color goes on, and the house is cleaned up before the crew leaves each day. Sarah Peters wrote that "The amount of prep work and care they put into our project was amazing." Samuel Birgel found that "Eric and his team left the place spotless, taking care of all the cleanup" once the rooms were finished, which is how the company keeps a home livable during a project.

Yes. Cabinets are sprayed rather than brushed, which is what gives the doors a smooth finish without a replacement bill. Paul Popovic was nervous about the idea and reported that "the sprayer they used looks like a factory finish." Alicia DuBois-Fowler wrote that the crew "transformed our cabinets from dark, builder grade to bright and fresh with their impeccable painting skills." Cabinet work also shows up on the company list of services.

Yes. Ceiling removal and the drywall repair that follows are both part of the work. Wayne Varner wrote that Eric "removed the popcorn ceiling and left it smooth and beautiful." Andrew Farrell said "The job was removing popcorn ceiling and this was knocked out within the projected timeline" on his first renovation. Chuck Carree noted the crew "did a fantastic job scraping and painting our popcorn ceilings."

Brick is painted with mineral coatings made for masonry, and the crew is trained on the product before it touches a wall. Shawna Kenney wrote that the "team was well-versed in Romabio, which is what we used on our brick." Jill Mason watched them work "on our exterior paint project transforming our red brick." Gary English said of his family home that "1950's red brick is now stunning!"

Often, and several homeowners have used the crew for years. Julie M Phillips wrote that "Eric has taken care of all of our painting needs since 2018 and we wouldn’t have it any other way." Celia Blalock, who had her whole house painted first, said "Most recently, I engaged the company to paint one wall." James Rettig "had him & his crew back a few months later to paint the whole exterior."

Estimates are free, Eric gives them himself, and the number he quotes is the number the job runs to. Terri Gardner wrote that he was "extremely professional from giving us a very fair estimate to completing an excellent job for us." Kyle, who collected four quotes, found the company "very thorough and accurate with the estimated time and cost." Sue BC noted that "He is insured & gives free estimates" as well.

Yes. The registered legal name is Comprehensive Painting LLC, a North Carolina limited liability company. The entity was formed on 5-25-2017 and carries SOSID 1598024. Its filing status with the state is Current and Active, and the registered record sits with the North Carolina Secretary of State. The company operates from Wilmington in New Hanover County and serves the surrounding coastal towns from that address.

-Verification Sources: North Carolina Secretary of State