William Dalton & Son Paint Co

I hired them months back because I was told they were great painters. They were supposed to paint the exterior of our home from grey to white and paint the front porch on the top and bottom floors. They pressure washed my house almost 2 months before they finally painted last week. They didn’t prep the wood on the front porches and beams correctly so the paint bubbled in multiple places and they painted over debris in others. They had to come back multiple times to try and fix it but they couldn’t and blamed it on the type of wood on my porch. So now I’m left with layers of paint over the popped bubbles and dirt painted over on the beams. When I asked how the paint was prepped and why they didn’t pressure wash closer they argued with me and blamed the weather and the type of wood my porches are. They even mocked me and said well did you think we going to wash your house twice? When I spoke with the rep at sherwin Williams To ask paint questions and why this was happening I was told that the wood was not prepped right since they used and oil prep on red wood. They did not sand in a lot of spots and they cut corners. So now I’m left with bubbles all over my wood and painted over specs of debris. Next our house was a light grey and I wanted the vinyl painted white. They only thought one coat was enough with a sprayer and left me with the grey coming though and spray marks all over my house. They had to come back 3 more times to keep spraying and I can still see spots where the grey isn’t gone and his spray marks. For 5800$ I got totally ripped off! It’s so frustrating to spend this kind of money and be so disappointed and now have to call someone else to come out and fix all of these mistakes.nYou can only blame the weather so many times but the prep work and paint techniques were unprofessional and rushed. I wish someone would have told me to not use them so I hope this helps someone else from going through what I just went through.