J&R Painting LLC

Jeremy painted a 200-year-old colonial in June 2026, and the customer's list of what went right is short and specific: the price was fair, he showed up early every day, the worksite stayed neat, and the finish was exceptional. Arriving early, keeping the site tidy and pricing fairly come up again and again in what his customers write. They also keep expanding the job. One customer who hired Jeremy in December 2023 for a couple of rooms was, by the time they wrote, working with him to get the rest of the house done. Another in September 2022 said it was comfortable having the crew in the home and was already planning the other floors with them as the only painters they would use. A January 2024 customer came through word of mouth from several people locally, and was not disappointed. The work runs inside and out — an interior job finished on time in November 2025, an outside entryway in September 2024, a condo association in September 2023 — and the company says it also handles drywall repair, staining, pressure washing and texture repairs across New England. It is a small outfit. A July 2024 customer describes Jeremy and his partner planning the timeline together and working around the particular details of the request, which is how a two-person crew operates. The written history matches that scale: ten accounts on Google since 2021, on a page averaging 5 stars from 30 ratings. A September 2021 customer gave them what they called a challenging project and said it came back well beyond expectations. New Hampshire does not register painters, so there is no state licence to check for this trade. For interior or exterior residential painting, especially an older house that needs patience with the prep, this is a strong call. Ask how many days the job runs with two painters on it, and what the quote covers for drywall and texture repairs found once the old paint comes off.