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New Flex Painting is a Walpole, MA painting contractor offering residential, commercial and industrial interior and exterior painting, plus plastering, repairs, power washing and waterproofing, serving Boston and Norfolk County towns including Newton, Brookline, Somerville and Cambridge. Several reviews describe long, satisfied relationships: one 2023 review says the reviewer has used New Flex for almost ten years, praising Erlanio and his crew as professional, respectful and neat. A 2022 review describes a family-home painting job completed faster than expected, with the crew also fixing dry rot and a sticking door along the way, and another 2023 review calls a full interior-and-exterior job professional from start to finish. A different 2023 review tells another story: after having the home painted in 2022, the reviewer describes paint peeling on doors and a deck that needed restaining again the same summer, alongside complaints about paint splatters left on windows and trim. The company states on its own website that it is fully licensed, BBB A+ rated, HomeAdvisor screened, and PDCA accredited — none of which is independently confirmed in the available record. For interior, exterior or industrial painting work in the Boston/Norfolk County area, the reviews present a mixed picture: several long-term customers describe reliable, well-finished work, but one detailed account raises real questions about paint durability and finishing attention to detail — worth asking about directly, especially for exterior and deck work.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from New Flex Painting. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Finished floor area of the rooms in scope — not wall area.
Estimated range
$6,000 – $9,000
Typical painting project around $7,500
We had our home painted with New Flex in 2022, our doors our peeling and our deck had to be stained again this summer. Initially I was just disappointed in their lack of attention to detail (they would leave paint splatters on windows, trim etc) they also stained our deck and it started to downpour as they finished…. They refused to add another coat of stain, stating the first coat had already dried the minimum of one hour and a second coat wasn’t really necessary. Today I had our regular painter touchup the door as the paint was already beginning to peel (strange because Benjamin Moore paint shouldn’t peel within a year) the MOST DISAPPOINTING part about New Flex was realizing they didn’t even use the paint we selected!!! Hours were spent choosing the right shades of paint for our home and they just used a cheap can of black paint…Now I’m wondering if the house is the shade of gray I selected, as there isn’t enough contrast between the correct color on the door and the house. Complete disappointment, waste of money and most importantly a waste of my time.
I recently hired New Flex Painting to paint the interior and exterior of my home, and I couldn't be more pleased with the results. I highly recommend them. Their team was extremely professional throughout the entire project. They communicated clearly, arrived on time, and were respectful of my home. The quality of their painting work was outstanding. New Flex delivered on their promises. They completed the project within the agreed-upon timeline, and I didn't encounter any unexpected delays or issues. I will definitely hire them again.
New Flex Painting is very professional and the quality of their work is excellent. Erlanio and his staff are very pleasant, respectful, and neat. I have used New Flex for almost ten years.
We used New Flex to paint the family home, and I'm very pleased with the result. Great crew - fast, good work, kept the work area organized. Fixed related problems (dry rot, a sticking door) quickly. Reasonable prices, good work, finished sooner than I expected. Would definitely hire them again.
New Flex did a great job painting my studio. Prompt, efficient, clean and exact
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