Cape Cod Fine Finishes LLC

Cape Cod Fine Finishes is a South Yarmouth painting company Cape homeowners call for the trickier jobs -- hanging delicate wallpaper and spraying kitchen cabinets to a smooth, factory-like finish -- on top of standard interior and exterior painting. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active, listed under the company's own name. The volume is hard to ignore: 145 Google reviews averaging a full five stars, with matching 4.8-star records on Angi and HomeAdvisor, and reviews stretching back to 2020. The praise stays specific rather than generic -- reviewers keep naming Nick (also called Nik or Nikolay) directly and describing particular rooms: a powder room papered in delicate English pulp wallpaper, mahogany guest-house doors refinished with visible sanding and prep work, a popcorn ceiling skim-coated and repainted with, as more than one customer put it, no plaster dust left behind. Several customers describe hiring the crew again for a second or third project, and one has used them repeatedly for work at Brewster Baptist Church. The work extends past pure painting into drywall and ceiling repair -- patching and repainting walls and ceilings after a tub leak, a basement flood, and a plumbing failure elsewhere in a home, which reads as a natural extension of finish work rather than a separate trade. Floor refinishing shows up in a couple of larger interior jobs too. In the six months through August 2026 the company picked up seven more reviews, none of them negative. The one review that isn't a flat five stars -- a primary bedroom and bathroom addition from January 2022 -- flagged an initial disagreement over how surfaces would be protected during the work; worth a quick conversation up front on a bigger job. Beyond that there's little to flag: no negative reviews, no lapsed credentials, and the license, Google, Angi and HomeAdvisor numbers all point the same direction. For a wallpaper install, a full repaint, or cabinets refinished rather than replaced, this is a well-documented, license-verified call on the Cape -- just confirm surface protection and scope before a larger job starts.