I am glad I chose Hill Country Painting for my exterior paint job! From Noah who quoted the job, to Eric and his highly qualified team, I am very satisfied with a job well done! Very professional and on point. Eric went above and beyond returning to do a couple minor touch ups. Great communication! I will be using Hill Country for any future projects!

As a previous reviewer wrote "the photos speak for themselves"..and this is so true.

Just take a look of the photos & videos of the "quality" of work done by Hill Country Painting of our home on 08/30/2022, showing very messy work, some areas completely not painted..trimmed missed, paint stains left on the carpet & on door knobs and not cleaned up, despite the contract stating that it would be.

There were MULTIPLE walls that had areas missing paint & you could clearly see our old paint color underneath. Some of the shelves in our laundry room were not painted fully & had very messy lines.

We had multiple wall plates replaced w/ plates that were dirty & didn't belong to us, hair strands painted w/in the paint that you could clearly see on the trim along both sides of the stairs & very obvious brush strokes left on the trim of the stairs as well.

There were also obvious brush strokes left on the window ledges, several doors needing another coat of paint because some areas were very spotty..I could go on about the poor quality of work but honestly, the "finished" work looked horrible...please note, this is not an exaggeration..just look at the videos and photos included in this review.

These were all taken the day we were told that the work was "finished" & we could then do the final walk through to inspect the final work.

Needless to say, my husband & I were NOT SATISFIED with the quality of work during that walk through w/ Eric, the Project Manager so he had the painters come back the very next day, Friday to finish/fix their work & when they got here, they didn't even have their ladders or enough paint to redo what was still needing to be done so they had to leave & schedule to come back that next day on Saturday morning (9/03/22) to finish up.

So now a job that we were told would only take 2 -2.5 days at most was now going into its 5th day and it still wasn't completed!

The painters had to come out AGAIN today, Weds. 09/07/22 to fix the trim on the stairs because the paint wasn't matching & there were window ledges still needing to be painted, along w/ a hole needing to be patched up in our garage that wasn't done the 1st time around.

Dealing w/ Hill Country Painting has been so frustrating & has made this experience much harder then it needed to be.

We really tried our best to pick the best company for this job & had gotten 3 separate quotes from 3 different companies to paint our entire downstairs (living room, kitchen, laundry room, man cave, 1/2 bath, hallways, garage, stairwell, & the hallway upstairs, including all the doors upstairs.

Hill Country Painting was not the cheapest of the 3 companies and the reason we chose to go w/ Hill Country Painting is because Robert Manila, the Estimator who came to give the initial quote, did a great job of giving us the confidence in the quality of the work they could provide & we really liked that there would be a Project Manager to oversee the work however, once we signed the contract & tried to get ahold of Robert because he had left items out of the initial quote, he was no longer was helpful to us and couldn't even be bothered to return our phone calls.

IMO, Eric the project manager, needed to do a final walk through 1st w/ the lead painter to inspect the final work before we did a final inspection of the work because maybe then he would have caught ALL the items not yet done & maybe then, would have pointed out that some of the areas needed to be redone because it looked really bad.

Listen, save yourself the headache & go with a different company because as the customer, we really shouldn't have to go inspect EVERY.SINGLE WALL with the painter to show them that they missed an area so it can then get painted the right way & even then, things still are still getting missed.

Even today, 09/07/2022 as I write this review there are areas still missed & new areas w/ paint left on our carpet that were not cleaned up from the work done today, that I will be showing to Eric, the project manger when he comes by tomorrow to pick up the check.

Until then...to be continued.

~Rebecca

We just moved to Austin and needed to paint the interior of our new home. We found Hill Country Painting on "Angi" (formerly Angie's List) and called them to give us a quote. Robert came to our home and was very professional and thorough in his review of what we needed and his quote was clear and precise. He also provided us with documentation of this company's commercial insurance coverage. The price quote was not the highest nor the lowest we received. So, based on the quality of their price quote and their on-line reviews, we signed the contract to paint our home. A team of 4 painters arrived on the promised day and time and quickly prepared our home. They professionally covered all of the tile and carpeted floors and taped off the baseboards and doors that were not going to be painted. The lead painter (Jose) was very helpful and provided us with great customer service. And his team did a fantastic job! The paint was applied well and there were only a couple, very small areas that needed to be "touched up". They also have an on-site supervisor (Justin) who visited us every day to ensure that everything is going well and that we were happy with how the painting was being done. When the painting was complete, Justin arrived to do a final walk through with us to make sure we had no problems or complaints about Hill Country's work. We are 100% satisfied with their team, their professional approach, and the final results!

Way over priced for the quality of work done . Had a retired friend who had his own painting and remodeling company look at the work and said no way he would ever leave a job looking like that. He also said it looked like a rush paint job. Job was done in 3 days when estimated 5.
Over the weekend we went and rescraped areas of the house that you could where the ok’d paint was peeling and you could peel the new paint off. Crew came back out and spent half a day touching up.. parts look better but for the price we paid not to happy.

We needed our whole house repainted, and got estimates from about 5 different painting companies. Josh from Hill Country Painting quoted our job, and while it wasn't the least expensive quote we were sold on the fact that once started the painters would stay on our job through it's completion. Other companies have pulled their employees to do touch-ups etc., taking them off your job to finish someone else's. Eric, the project manager was communicative during the process (taking pictures of the work as it progressed). Upon completion a few touch ups were required, but all in all a very professional job that we are very pleased with. After seeing how great their crew of painters made our interior look, we contracted them to paint the house exterior! A really positive experience-I highly recommend Hill Country Painting.

This company was one of several that I reached out to for interior house painting. They were very responsive, my estimator communicated well and showed up when he said would. This company allowed me to choose the brand of paint that I wanted, something I found out that not all painting companies allow. They did a wonderful job on the painting and have very experienced painters. My only issue with them was that I specifically pointed out to my estimator a door trim that had been damaged by my dog that needed to be replaced before painting. I communicated several times with my project manager about this repair and they still just painted over it, and not very well. If they couldn’t replace it they should have at least attempted to repair it which I was told might have to happen. When I brought it up again with my project manager he said sorry and gave us our money back for the repair. Also, some of my window sills had cracks in them and were not sanded down prior to being painted.