360 Painting of Chelmsford

360 Painting of Chelmsford is the Tewksbury franchise of the national 360 Painting network, run out of 46 Decarolis Dr under owner Glenn Misiph since the company started in January 2019. The core of the work is exterior and interior house painting — jobs that begin with a color consultation and a detailed, room-by-room estimate — with cabinet painting, deck staining and faux finishes offered alongside it. Every review on file, going back to 2019, lands at five stars. On Google, four reviews from late 2021 and early 2022 describe a crew that showed up on time, worked hard through the day, and left rooms clean each evening; two name Glenn directly for being easy to work with and for helping pick colors. On Houzz, three reviews from February 2019 tell a similar story — a written estimate with photos of each room, a crew that finished on schedule, and work the customers called clean and professional. Across both platforms it holds a perfect 5.0 average (35 ratings on Google, 3 on Houzz), and its Better Business Bureau file carries an A+ grade, though the business has never sought BBB accreditation. One thing worth checking before booking: the company's Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, filed under its legal entity AASK Services LLC, expired in January 2025 and hasn't shown back up as renewed — ask to see current proof of licensing and insurance directly. There's also a mismatch worth flagging: Porch's profile for this business advertises '26 years in business,' which doesn't line up with the BBB's own filing showing the company started in 2019. The written reviews themselves skew older — the newest on Google are from 2022, and the Houzz set dates to 2019 — so there's less to go on for how the crew is performing this year than for a business posting fresh reviews every month. Still, nothing across seven years and five different platforms turns up a single complaint. For a straightforward interior or exterior repaint, especially one where a detailed itemized estimate matters, this is a reasonable call — just confirm the license status and get current references before signing anything.