Walyson Benetolo

Walyson Benetolo runs a Chelsea-area painting business — trading as Walyson Benetolo Painting Inc — and what jumps out from his record is how many customers come back. Several reviewers describe hiring him a second or third time for different rooms or different properties, which is a harder pattern to fake than a single glowing review. Recent reviews describe interior work across full houses: walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and kitchen cabinets, usually finished within a week and left clean. In an August 2026 review, a homeowner called the crew 'careful, detail-oriented' and said they treated the home with respect throughout the project. A November 2025 review from a real estate broker described using him repeatedly for both small and large jobs prepping listings, saying every job has been completed on time. Earlier reviews from 2022 through 2024 describe the same pattern — Walyson and his brother repainting entire interiors, correcting plaster imperfections before painting, and leaving the work area picked up when finished. The business holds an active, state-verified Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, and Thumbtack has recognized it as a Top Pro in both 2022 and 2023, alongside a background-checked badge. Google shows a 5.0 average from 24 ratings and Thumbtack a 5.0 from 52 — the two platforms agree, and eleven of the reviews on file landed in just the last six months, all five stars. There's no documented complaint or lapsed credential anywhere in the record to weigh against that. Worth knowing going in: the reviews describe residential interior and exterior painting almost exclusively — cabinet refinishing, ceiling and plaster touch-ups, whole-house repaints — rather than any broader construction work, so this is the call for a paint job, not a renovation. For anyone in the Boston area needing interior or exterior painting, cabinet refinishing, or plaster touch-ups before a repaint, this is a well-documented, repeatedly rehired painter with no red flags on file. Worth confirming current availability and getting a written estimate, since scope and pricing vary job to job.