Daddy And Junior Paint, Inc

Daddy And Junior Paint, run by Rodolfo out of Wilmington, built a body of work almost entirely on repeat customers — several reviewers describe hiring the company a second, third, even fourth or fifth time, for jobs ranging from routine wall painting to full-room reconstruction. Its written record, though, is entirely from 2017 and 2018: nothing more recent has been captured, so this describes the business as it operated roughly eight years ago, not necessarily how it runs today. The detail in that record runs deep. A late-2018 review describes drywalling three rooms — walls and ceilings — after removing wallpaper and skim-coating, with trim work called out specifically. An earlier 2018 review describes a bigger second job for a repeat customer: tearing out a ceiling ruined by a roof leak and the paneling on roughly 700 square feet of wall, then re-sheetrocking, mudding, painting and adding trim and crown molding. A late-2017 review describes an 11-day job — furniture moved out of two bedrooms, a dumpster brought in for wall debris, and the crew arriving at 8am each day to work long hours. Other reviews describe a same-day repaint of roughly 100 linear feet of 12-foot walls, a water-damaged ceiling resealed with three coats of oil-based sealer plus new ceiling paint, and a tedious, detail-heavy basement job the crew never complained about. Not every account was positive. In a July 2018 review, a customer rated the job four stars but described thin paint coverage that let primer show through, a splotchy finish up close, and drips on radiators that she and her husband ended up fixing themselves, saying she would not hire the company again. What stands out more than the complaint itself is how the company responded: its published reply to her was combative, telling her it would not do business with "this type of people". That response is worth weighing directly — a single quality miss happens to any painting crew, but how a company treats a customer who raises one in public says something the five-star reviews don't. For anyone considering hiring, it's worth asking how complaints get handled today, since the public record here doesn't inspire confidence on that specific point, even though the broader body of dated reviews describes careful, detail-oriented work.