Business ProfileforRhino Shield

We signed a contract on April 8 with Rhino Shield and gave them a $1,725.00 deposit. The salesman who sold us the job said the house would be properly pressure washed, scraped and caulked before they started to apply the paint. They were to start work the week of May 8 but never showed up (no call no show). They started the week of May 15. On Monday working only 4 hours pressure washing, Tuesday only working 3.5 hours and putting primer on the house, Wednesday working 6-hours started painting & on Thursday when my husband pointed out the issues Rhino Shield canceled the contract. Problems we experienced: Paint orange peeling, sagging, pocks & runs, nothing was caulked, scraped or sanded, Overspray was on - Grill, Hot Tub, Classic Car, Air Conditioner & Patio Furniture, they did not cover any of these items properly. They got the primer all over our hot tub lid then set an outdoor clock on top of the hot tub lid and the clock glued itself to the lid. At one point the Subcontractor was standing on our gas meter using it as a ladder. Subcontractor did not have proper equipment, we had to supply scaffolding and ladders. The subcontractor who they sent only brought 1 worker. They left paint, paint thinner and upright ladders in our driveway all 3 days they were here (real safe) we live in an area with lots of kids. The Regional Project Manager came out to the house on Thursday to look at the job and when my husband pointed out the issues we were having, he told us the paint dries like that to “look like Rhino skin” it’s supposed to look like that & is were the company name comes from. He was also recording my husband’s conversation with him without his consent. My husband asked him to address these issues properly or send another crew. The subcontractor had nothing good to say about Rhino Shield & quit that day. Our house is now covered with a sticky primer which we now have to figure out how to get off our house. Now need to hire someone to fix this mess.