Nash Painting Company

Debbie Brown hired Nash Painting for "multiple projects" including kitchen cabinets, stating "I absolutely love" the results and the "quality has consistently been outstanding." Reviews mention deep cleaning, sanding, durable primers, and expertly sprayed finishes creating factory-like results. The process typically spans several days allowing proper drying time between coats rather than rushing completion.

Sarah McGraw posted that she was "still finding sprayed paint all over my floors" a year after the project. When owner Bill Nishanian learned of the issue, he "personally reached out to make it right." Sarah appreciated "the attention at a time when we feel like contractors are just too expensive and more difficult to work with" and stated she would "certainly recommend them to family and friends" despite the issue.

Rather than spraying stains that sit on surface level, crews work finishes deeply into wood using brushes. This method takes longer but provides superior protection against Nashville's intense sun exposure. Glenn Ferguson hired Nash Painting for a 19-year-old deck described as "looking pretty sad" and notes painters William and Carolina achieved "results that speak for themselves" after pressure washing and proper application.

Glenn Ferguson obtained three bids and notes Nash Painting offered "very competitive pricing (they were the low bid of 3 outfits)." James Bryan describes pricing as "reasonable." The company's literature states they don't compete on price and position themselves as higher-cost for long-term value, yet multiple reviews mention fair or competitive pricing relative to other estimates received.

Crews arrive on time daily and maintain clean work sites. James Bryan notes they "took care and did an amazing paint job" while also handling drywall repairs. Joe Carrico emphasizes they "showed up right on time, performed expert work, and completed the job very efficiently." The four-person crew approach allows projects to complete faster while maintaining attention to detail. Customer reviews consistently mention painters by name (William, Carolina, Larry, Jeff) across different projects, indicating stable crew composition.

The company prioritizes process over speed, stating they don't set deadlines for crews. David Burke describes his exterior project completion as "in the blink of an eye" despite the thorough approach. For standard 1,800 square foot interiors including trim, reviews mention three-day completions with four-person crews. Deck staining projects proceeded through rain delays without rushing steps, with Glenn Ferguson praising how "they got the job done to our total satisfaction" despite weather challenges.

Stephen LeQuire experienced frustration during the quote process, stating the agent "continued pressing with unnecessary questions instead of respecting my request" for straightforward pricing. The owner responded acknowledging they "missed the mark" and explaining their intention was matching clients with appropriate service levels. The response noted "we should've adjusted our tone and flow once you expressed that" and committed to reviewing their process. Other reviews praise the detailed written estimates and prompt scheduling.

Barry handles estimates and provides detailed written quotes that break down scope by room and surface. Glenn Ferguson notes the "professionalism and politeness of Nash Painting's office (Barry) and field personnel." Linda manages scheduling and sends updates throughout projects. Multiple customers mention both by name when describing their experience from initial contact through completion, indicating consistent personal involvement rather than rotating staff.