Business ProfileforD'Amico's Custom Painting and Pressure Cleaning, Inc.

This has been the worst experience with any contractor Ive ever worked with. The incorrect trim color was painted on the house, and ********************* did NOTHING to resolve the issue & wanted to charge us an additional 50% of the contract price to correct the issue. I sent the ** # AND NAME OF PAINT COLOR; The # was incorrect and he said that is not his fault. As a roofing contractor I ALWAYS DOUBLE CHECK THE NUMBER TO COLOR PROVIDED to ensure there was not a mistake and the customer gets what their HOA approved.The subcontractor **** subbed the work to, said he would work with us on correcting the issue because if he didnt finish the work, he would not get paid by ***************** called me begging to start the project, which I advised I needed to wait because I am having my roof replaced. I know it is always best to have the paint done once the existing roof is torn off because wall flashing needs to be replaced which would cause the crew to have to come back to do touch up work. **** deducted $200 from the contract to allow him to start sooner & assured me he would send the guys back out once the touch *** are needed. He never advised when the work would begin, and guys just showed up a week later. After seeing how the mistake was handled, I am not confident as the customer he will send someone back out. Because of this, I withheld $200 from the final payment, to ensure my entire project will be completed per our agreement.The subcontractor reached out to us directly and said he will not get paid until the additional $200 is sent to ***************** left me a threatening voice message within 15 minutes of the work being completed. He called me greedy and said he would show up at my front door first thing in the morning if I did not Zelle him that night. I responded within an hours time (I was at dinner with my family) and sent him the remaining balance (minus $200) via Zelle right away. I cant believe he wont pay the workers even though he was paid over $1,800.