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Shawn and his crew painted our entire downstairs in three days. Walls, trim, ceilings — the kind of work where you can't tell anything was ever done wrong. They protected our floors, covered our furniture, and cleaned up better than we'd left it.

We got three estimates. Lamb Bros was in the middle on price but felt like the only one who understood what we actually needed. They scraped everything, primed every bare spot, and used Sherwin-Williams Duration like they said they would. Two seasons in and it still looks brand new.

Had water damage from a leak in the ceiling. Shawn came out the next day, cut out the damaged section, dried it, hung new drywall, and matched the texture perfectly. You can't find the patch.

Our kitchen cabinets were honey oak from 1998. Lamb Bros sprayed them a deep forest green with new brass pulls and the result looks like a $20,000 renovation. Total cost was $4,400.

I had an epoxy kit from Home Depot sitting in my garage for two years. Shawn talked me out of it, ground the concrete, and poured a flake finish that looks industrial. No peeling, no bubbles, handles hot tires.

Our cedar deck was silver and splintery. They sanded it completely, stained with Armstrong-Clark walnut, and the thing looks better than when we built it. Crew was polite and easy to work with.

Popcorn ceilings in three rooms — scraped, skimmed, and painted. You cannot tell they were ever there. They tested for asbestos first, which none of the other two quotes we got had even mentioned.

Shawn did our farmhouse, all the outbuildings, and the porch ceilings. Every price on the quote matched the final bill. Hard to find that anymore.

We've hired painters three times over the years. These are the first ones who actually caulked the trim before painting. The cut lines are sharp and clean. Highly recommend.

Shop-sprayed our doors in a crisp white, painted the island a slate blue, new pulls. It's the prettiest our kitchen has ever looked and they were in and out in six days.

Shawn and his crew painted our entire downstairs in three days. Walls, trim, ceilings — the kind of work where you can't tell anything was ever done wrong. They protected our floors, covered our furniture, and cleaned up better than we'd left it.

We got three estimates. Lamb Bros was in the middle on price but felt like the only one who understood what we actually needed. They scraped everything, primed every bare spot, and used Sherwin-Williams Duration like they said they would. Two seasons in and it still looks brand new.

Had water damage from a leak in the ceiling. Shawn came out the next day, cut out the damaged section, dried it, hung new drywall, and matched the texture perfectly. You can't find the patch.

Our kitchen cabinets were honey oak from 1998. Lamb Bros sprayed them a deep forest green with new brass pulls and the result looks like a $20,000 renovation. Total cost was $4,400.

I had an epoxy kit from Home Depot sitting in my garage for two years. Shawn talked me out of it, ground the concrete, and poured a flake finish that looks industrial. No peeling, no bubbles, handles hot tires.

Our cedar deck was silver and splintery. They sanded it completely, stained with Armstrong-Clark walnut, and the thing looks better than when we built it. Crew was polite and easy to work with.

Popcorn ceilings in three rooms — scraped, skimmed, and painted. You cannot tell they were ever there. They tested for asbestos first, which none of the other two quotes we got had even mentioned.

Shawn did our farmhouse, all the outbuildings, and the porch ceilings. Every price on the quote matched the final bill. Hard to find that anymore.

We've hired painters three times over the years. These are the first ones who actually caulked the trim before painting. The cut lines are sharp and clean. Highly recommend.

Shop-sprayed our doors in a crisp white, painted the island a slate blue, new pulls. It's the prettiest our kitchen has ever looked and they were in and out in six days.