M&C Painting is a Quincy house painter built around one person: owner Matt, who handles quotes and site visits himself and stays involved through the job rather than handing it off. The company says it covers Boston's South Shore — Quincy, Milton, Hingham, Scituate, Weymouth, Braintree, Marshfield and nearby towns — and specializes in interior and exterior repaints, cabinet refinishing, deck restaining, and epoxy floor coating.
Five-star Google reviews run in an almost unbroken line from 2021 through 2026 — 75 ratings on the platform, and every one of the 41 quoted here. The same details keep showing up: Matt walks homeowners through multiple quote options before they pick one, checks in on-site over multi-day jobs, and takes on work other crews might skip — a three-story, 43-window house built in 1864, an 1890 Victorian that hadn't been painted in 19 years, extensive rotted-trim repair ahead of a full exterior repaint. A 2026 customer racing to list her house before a sale said the crew still finished a day early; several others describe Matt personally following up once the job wrapped.
Recent activity backs up the older record — 18 five-star reviews in the last six months, with the same themes: itemized estimates, crews that clean up after themselves, and Matt staying reachable throughout. Its BBB profile carries an A+ grade (M&C is not a BBB-accredited business, which is common among small painting outfits). One BBB customer review describes a 2025 exterior job starting with a power wash using only water, no chemicals, but the review cuts off before saying how the job turned out.
One thing worth asking about directly: M&C's own site states Matt founded the company in 2019, but a separate line elsewhere on the same site claims 25 years in business — the two don't square, so it's worth asking in person how long the crew has actually been painting.
For a full exterior repaint, a cabinet refinish, or a deck restain, M&C looks like a solid call, especially if working directly with the owner through the estimate and the job matters to you — just confirm current pricing and timeline for your job, and ask about that tenure discrepancy before booking.
