ProEdge Painting

The company demonstrates remarkable flexibility with scheduling demands. When one customer needed their entire home painted before Sunday moving trucks, Chris deployed 16 painters who worked "from 9am until 1030pm" on Saturday to finish. Another reviewer noted the crew "worked 10 straight hours on the last day to have everything done perfectly." This pattern of extending hours to meet client needs appears consistently across reviews.

Reviews reveal extensive prep work before painting begins. Customers describe the team fixing "holes, dents from wheelchairs, moldings, previous bad taping and painting" without being asked. One homeowner with a 45-year-old house noted dark accent walls disappeared completely, stating "you'd never know they were there now." The prep work transforms walls so thoroughly that one customer said their family room "looks like brand new construction."

Cleanup emerges as a consistent theme in customer feedback. Michael Ashenfarb stated they "leave your home cleaner than when they came." Jennifer Sweeney noted the crew "wrapped all of my furniture and when finished put it all back like it was." Multiple reviewers mention drop cloths, plastic covering furniture, and the inability to tell painters had been there once the job completed.

Cabinet work generates enthusiastic responses from customers. Diann Coulston called them a "phenomenal cabinet refinisher" who backs their work. Fae Covais described kitchen cabinets that "came out amazing" as part of a whole-home project. Kelli Greco mentioned guests "can't believe what a flawless job they did" on the kitchen. The owner personally assists with color selection for cabinet projects.

Value perception runs strong throughout reviews. Geralyn Drury acknowledged "you may be able to get it for less… but it will not be as good." Suzzette Logan noted Chris gave "the best price by a landslide" compared to four other companies with "ridiculously high proposal price quotes." Leon Chalyavski on Facebook described them as "well priced, clean and neat" and now uses them for all projects.

Chris maintains hands-on involvement from estimate through completion. Laura Wiedmyer appreciated that he "was on time, professional, and NOT PUSHY" during the estimate process. Ed Banz noted Chris "recommended very good colors for the interior paint." Ahmed Nafady on Facebook praised how Chris "came in and knew exactly what to do to make everything look great." This direct owner engagement appears throughout the customer experience.

Several reviews document unexpected extras. Geralyn Drury discovered the crew "painted shelves in a closet without asking" and "thought of things we would have never thought of." Jerry Cupples hired them for painting but they also "installed 5 new light fixtures" and handled flooring. The crew frequently addresses additional needs they notice during projects without requiring separate negotiations.

The company handles demanding clients well. Ken Christiansen, a self-described perfectionist who spent years on DIY projects, found ProEdge matched his standards, calling it "a truly special crew" and "a gem of a company." Kelli Loebs, also a perfectionist with vaulted ceilings and complex trim work, reported she "couldn't find a single flaw when they were done." High expectations appear consistently met.