Best Stucco Painting in Phoenix AZ

Jeremy and his team are the BEST. I've used them for years to help with my condo repairs. They are helpful, give great education/ suggestions, and handle situations as they come up. Great company, can recommend them enough.

We purchased a home  and decided to do a full remodel.  Our contractor fell through and wasn't able to start the job.  Marie Coppola, the owner of Ignite Construction was recommended to us and she came through in a very big way. Our job had every unforeseen hurdle you could imagine and then some but it didn't phase Marie. She had answers and fixes for everything that came up from permitting, bringing our home up to code, supply chain issues, and so much more.   We've  worked with other contractors in the past and none of them even come close to the service Marie and her team provide. She even assisted with  some of the design work, color schemes, material choices etc.  She has a knack for knowing what looks good and how to bring it all together. To top it all off, she finished our job a week ahead of schedule.  Her communication, professionalism, and attention to detail are  top notch.  We can't recommend  Marie and her team enough!

Gilbert did excellent work. He repaired both our porches and the workmanship was done with quality.
He quoted me a price and did not go over it. I would have him do more work for us.

Gene ham

Full service is right, there is probably nothing they can't do. We contracted Aceves Construction for new and old electrical work. They know their stuff. Highly recommended!

TWD will get the job done.  Your satisfaction is NOT guaranteed.  Their loyalty lies with their company first, not you, the customer.  Buyer beware.  My wife and I paid them $24,000 for a stucco job.  We had the entire house transformed from siding to stucco.  The project took the better part of a month.  For their part, TWD showed up every day and worked the project from start to completion.  You'll find our grievances below.

First, we paid them $12,000 to start the work.  The job was just underway when we got a letter from an attorney letting us know they would be putting a lean on our house immediately following the completion of the project if our final payment was late for any reason.  This was quite a shock.  We have worked with numerous contractors in the past for larger sums of money and never experienced anything like this.  We called to get clarification on why this letter was sent to us.  We were assured this was just a formality, but later came to believe it is a scare tactic TWD uses to ensure they get paid quickly so they can duck out the back door if necessary.  This is what we feel happened at the tail end of our project.

Secondly, the clean-up crew, if you can call it that, left a mess.  They did a very poor job.  Our front and back yard were left a wreck.  Even the project manager admitted they did a bad job when he arrived to collect payment.  He offered to send guys back out, but we declined and cleaned it up ourselves to get it done right.

Thirdly, when it came time to paint our house TWD left us in the dark and did not provide us with any guidance or color samples.  We were told by the project manager to just go down to Sherwin Williams and pick out two colors.  We were very uncomfortable doing this, but did so hoping for the best.  After the house was painted my wife and I wound up very unhappy with the colors.  We mentioned this prior to clean up and the final inspection of the project.  We asked if they would be willing to repaint.  We even agreed to pay for materials and labor to get it done.  We were given the impression they were going to do whatever it took to make it right.  Then the next day we were essentially rushed out the door.  The next morning the clean-up crew arrived and we were told they would swing by to collect final payment later that day.  After handing over the final check we asked about repainting and were told they would get back to us in a few days.  They didn't.  When we followed up they quoted us $7100!  We told them there was no way this was a realistic number since the house was prepped, primed, and painted by one man in a single day and this was a third of what our entire month long stucco project cost.  So they came back with $4335.  This still seemed too high.  I priced the job myself and found I could do it for under $1500.  I called and got quotes from other contractors for $2000.  When I approached them with this information and asked if they could come in closer to this cost I was told no.  They told me, and I quote, "We believe the product turned out great. We apologize the paint colors weren't what you were hoping they'd be."  So I guess if they're happy with the job when it's finished, but you're not, you're SOL.  You should be very wary of this if you plan on hiring them.

Ultimately, we did not feel like valued customers.  We can't help but think TWD could have tried harder to make it right.  We have a hard time believing another company wouldn't have repainted our house at or around cost after what we had spent on the entire project.  As a company they could easily have written off any claimed lost profits as if it were a stand-alone job.  Alternatively, they could have put us in touch with a sub-contractor willing to do the job for less.  There were solutions.  We could have all walked away happy.  In the end, the company was more concerned with moving onto their next project and less concerned with finishing our project to our satisfaction.

For these reasons, we cannot endorse or recommend TWD.

I'm a retired builder, and I know good work and good service when I see it. For every step of the way in my water damage repair project, Qualizona's attention to detail and customer satisfaction/communications  were exceptional. Keep up the good work, guys!

The owner came & gave me an estimate & said one of his men would call me to make the appointment, but they never called me back. I had someone else do the work.