Full Coverage Painting and Flooring

Speed varies wildly. Jordan Harris got exterior house painting completed in three days over July 4th week, finishing so quickly the crew worked through the holiday. Roger P. saw deck staining finished "in one day" starting ahead of schedule. Another customer watched bathroom tile demo, 800 square feet of hardwood work, 330 square feet of LVP installation, and quarter round completed "in less than 4 days" with remarkable efficiency. However, Brady Dorris experienced a quoted one-week project stretch to two and a half weeks with workers not showing on multiple days. Robin Schaffer dealt with weeks of rescheduling and no-shows.

Crew quality shows dramatic inconsistency. Kari Batey called them the "BEST Employees" from owner to crew, noting work "done beyond my expectations" with "great precision and teamwork." Multiple reviews praise professional workers who protect surfaces, maintain cleanliness, and respect customer property. However, Brady Dorris dealt with workers who didn't show on scheduled days and crews who "left two holes in my yard that are still present" after dumpster removal. Robin Schaffer experienced crews lying about completed work. When projects succeed, crews demonstrate skill and professionalism. When they fail, accountability disappears.

The company manages hardwood installation, refinishing, sanding, and staining. Jeffrey England praised Andrew for going "above and beyond to get the floor refinished in time" before a house listing, with the walnut finish looking "fantastic" and drawing realtor compliments. Multiple reviews mention efficient hardwood work with proper prep time. However, Robin Schaffer's hardwood restoration experience contradicts this pattern entirely. The crew claimed they applied a third coat when they hadn't, showed up irregularly despite multiple reschedules, and left unresolved spots when the frustrated customer finally "gave up" pursuing completion.

Andrew London handles estimates personally with unusual speed. Jordan Harris called for a quote and Andrew appeared the next day with competitive pricing, then "could start the very next week." KC Smythe praised Andrew for recommending a less expensive deck staining option instead of pushing refinishing, noting this "saving $1500 vs refinishing it." Jeremy Miller appreciated that despite needing only bedroom carpet, the team treated him like "I was the biggest job of the year" with excellent communication and material selection help.

The company provided no public responses to either detailed negative review. Brady Dorris left a 2-star review describing workers not showing up on scheduled days, a project running over 150% past quoted timeline, and yard damage from late-night dumpster removal. Robin Schaffer detailed crews "lied and said they put down the 3rd coat" when they hadn't, multiple no-shows, and unresolved quality issues. Neither review shows owner responses explaining what went wrong, offering resolution, or acknowledging the communication breakdowns both customers emphasized.

Cabinet work receives consistent positive feedback. Carolyn Anderson hired them for kitchen cabinets and three bathroom vanities, praising the results and calling everyone "professional, friendly, courteous and so informative." Allison Moreland noted Full Coverage painted her parents' house and cabinets, describing them as "great at communicating during each step of the process." Reviews mention attention to cabinet finish quality with customers expressing satisfaction with both the workmanship and the communication throughout cabinet projects.

Yes, the company serves diverse project scales. Jeremy Miller needed only bedroom carpet but received treatment demonstrating they "treated me like I was the biggest job of the year" with help selecting materials and excellent communication. Bradford Stirewalt called their project "by far the largest project we've undertaken" with "incredible service and impeccable craftsmanship." The website lists commercial services including new construction, repaints, and government entities. The five-year operational history since 2020 and expansion from Atlanta to Nashville indicates capacity for varied project sizes.

The company demonstrates bipolar execution. Approximately 90% of reviews describe timely completion, professional crews, quality work, and responsive communication. These customers experienced exactly what the 4.9-star rating suggests. However, the remaining 10% encountered catastrophic failures involving no-shows, broken timelines, dishonest crews, terrible communication, and unresolved problems. The company provides no public accountability for these failures. Brady Dorris noted the "lack of communication and headaches caused along the way would have made me go with another company had I known." Potential customers face unpredictable outcomes with no visible quality control systems.