EPS Painting Company

EPS Painting has one name that shows up again and again in its reviews: Wallace, described as hands-on with his crew and, in several accounts, personally overseeing the job from quote to final walk-through. The Woburn company takes on residential and commercial work, and the reviews that keep piling up — 4.8 stars across 28 Google ratings — describe a consistent pattern: crews that show up on schedule, communicate along the way, and clean up after themselves. What separates these reviews from generic praise is how often they mention prep and repair work bundled into the paint job itself: patched holes and fixed damage left by a previous owner ahead of a full interior repaint, broken shingles and exterior window trim repaired before an exterior job, and carpentry work done before painting a large colonial. On the commercial side, one reviewer described a 26,000-square-foot building exterior finished on schedule. Pricing comes up as fair more often than not — several reviewers called it competitive or good value for the work — though one recent review found costs higher than expected. The company describes itself as family-owned and says it has been in business since 2014, offering interior and exterior painting alongside wallpaper, drywall, plastering, siding, carpentry, tile, and pressure washing. It states it is spray certified and lead-paint licensed and calls itself fully licensed and insured — none of that is independently verified against a state registry, so it's worth asking to see current documentation directly, especially for any lead-paint work on an older home. The review history stretches from 2022 into 2026, including several five-star write-ups from this spring, describing a steady operation rather than a one-off good run. For anyone weighing a straightforward paint job against a bigger prep-and-repair project — patched walls, damaged trim, an old colonial that needs carpentry work before the brushes come out — this is a crew reviewers describe as handling both.