ABC Painting, Inc

ABC Painting, Inc. works out of Milford, Massachusetts, and the pattern across five years of reviews is consistent: homeowners hire them expecting a paint job and end up describing a carpentry rescue first. Reviewers describe rotted trim, crumbling siding, and peeling paint that had to be scraped, repaired, or replaced before a single coat went on — and that prep work shows up again and again. The company says it has served the MetroWest and Greater Boston area since 2010, working under owner Welerson Moreira, and lists Framingham, Ashland, Holliston, Hopkinton, and Concord among the towns it covers. The record backs that up with real depth: 45 reviews from 2021 through 2026 across Google, Angi, and HomeAdvisor, and every one on file is five stars. In a 2021 Angi review, a homeowner described hiring the company after wood rot from "a bad experience with another contractor" — window sills and siding "crumbling and being devoured by birds" — and being relieved the crew replaced damaged wood as it turned up rather than sticking to the original estimate. That same pattern shows up in this year's reviews: an August 2026 review described a paint job from the previous fall that started with securing loose siding and replacing rotten window trim and sills, and another from later that month called out the crew by name for painting and carpentry work with "no short cuts." Several customers came back for a second or third project — one for a deck and a side of the house, another for a full interior repaint after an earlier exterior job. Reviewers also keep mentioning the estimating process: itemized quotes, sometimes with photographs of the problem areas, and in a few cases no payment collected until the homeowner walked the finished job and signed off. The company's Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active through April 2028, and the Better Business Bureau gives it an A+ accreditation, listing carpentry, color consultation, exterior and interior painting, and pressure washing among its services. There's nothing in the written record to flag — no unresolved complaints, no licensing lapses, no pattern of scheduling trouble. The one thing worth confirming before booking is scope: since so much of the praise centers on carpentry prep rather than paint alone, it's worth asking upfront what wood repair is included in an estimate versus billed as it's found. For a house with peeling paint tangled up in rotted trim or siding — the kind of job other contractors turn down — this is the crew reviewers keep sending their neighbors to.