Father and Son's Painting

Everything known about Father and Son's Painting arrives from a single afternoon. Three reviews, all posted on 7 March 2026, all on Thumbtack, all short: "good painter, good prices great results"; "Very good painter very punctual nice all around"; and one naming the man himself — "Brandon did a great job on my house I would definitely recommend him and use him again." That is a 5.0, and it is also the entire customer history on file. Thumbtack describes a two-person operation run by Brandon D'avolio, six years in business, listed at Manchester, New Hampshire. The scope is wider than the name suggests: interior and exterior painting, cabinet painting and refinishing, wallpaper and paint removal, popcorn-texture removal, deck staining and sealing, fence painting, floor coating, and lawn care. The page carries 136 project photos, which is a lot more work shown than talked about. So the honest read is a real painter with a thin public record rather than a proven one. Nothing here is negative — there is no complaint on file anywhere — but three one-line reviews collected on one day cannot tell you how the crew handles a job that goes sideways, and no independent source corroborates them. Thumbtack ran a background check on Brandon D'avolio in February 2026; that confirms who he is, not how he paints. Two things to pin down before you call. First, where they actually work from: the only address on file is in New Hampshire, so confirm they cover your town. Second, ask for references from jobs older than this spring, and for addresses you can drive past — with 136 photos on file, they should be easy to produce. A reasonable call for a straightforward repaint if you like hiring an owner-operator who does the work himself. Get the quote in writing, ask whether the price includes paint, and ask for two recent customers you can phone.