Brushour Painting, LLC

Brushour Painting is a one-crew outfit out of Westford that Nick Powers built from scratch in September 2022, working across the towns just west of Boston — Concord, Sudbury, Lexington, Acton, Chelmsford and the rest of the MetroWest painting corridor. Reviewers use the same word again and again: fast. Across 66 reviews collected since the company started, the average sits at 4.9, and page after page of the feedback is five stars with no negative account among them. What people hire Brushour for shows up over and over: interior and exterior repaints, cabinet refinishing, and drywall or popcorn-ceiling repair before the paint goes on. A couple of jobs stand out for their difficulty — a full exterior repaint with lead-paint mitigation on a 1930 house, and a repaint of a 1778 colonial home that reviewers say brought the old woodwork back to life. On smaller jobs, reviewers describe Nick showing up on short notice, once even on a Sunday morning, to work around a customer's schedule. Pricing comes up unprompted in several reviews, and the word used is consistently "fair" — customers describe quotes that held, no upselling, and one reviewer specifically praised Nick for not being pushy while they compared bids from other painters. Communication is the other recurring thread: reviewers say he answers quickly, keeps them posted on scheduling, and is patient while they pick colors or add scope mid-job. The company holds an active Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration (#207352), verified directly with the state, and carries an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. No concerns come up across those 66 reviews — the honest thing to confirm going in is simply the current quote and schedule, since pricing depends on the job and Nick will need to see the property first. Brushour is a solid call for a homeowner who wants a full interior or exterior repaint handled by a small, hands-on crew rather than a large production painting outfit — especially if the house is older and the prep work (drywall, popcorn ceilings, lead paint) needs real attention before the color goes on.