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Precision Painting Plus of New Haven

Painting · Bridgeport, CT

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Vesta built this profile from public records and homeowner reviews — an independent read, not a paid placement. Precision Painting Plus of New Haven hasn’t joined Vesta’s verified network yet, so there’s no documented job history to show here.

The Precision Painting Plus franchise serving the Bridgeport area — a communication-first painter for quick scheduling, sheetrock-and-paint repair, and transparent quotes.

What homeowners say

Precision Painting Plus of New Haven draws praise for communication and scheduling: reviewers describe quick, competitive quotes with no hidden charges, painters (Hector among them) who are neat and courteous, and prompt sheetrock-and-paint repair that got one business back to work fast. Exterior trim work at height (around solar panels) and tidy daily cleanup come up as well, with several homeowners saying they'd use the team again.

Summarized by Vesta from 5 public reviews — Vesta’s own wording, not the business’s, and never a copy of any single review.

What they’re known for

Quick scheduling

Fast, competitive quotes and prompt project starts.

Transparent pricing

Quoted price was the final price, no hidden charges.

Sheetrock + paint

Ceiling sheetrock and paint repair done on schedule.

Neat & courteous

Painters described as careful and tidy day to day.

SpecialtiesInterior painting · Exterior painting · Sheetrock repair · Trim
Service areaBridgeport

What to check before you hire

Vesta’s plain checklist for painters. General guidance about the trade — not a claim about this business.

01

Confirm CT registration & insurance

Interior and exterior painting is home-improvement work — the painter should hold an active Connecticut Home Improvement Contractor registration and carry liability coverage. Ask to see both before work starts.

02

Get the prep and number of coats in writing

Most of a paint job's lifespan is decided before the color goes on — washing, scraping, sanding, patching, priming, and how many finish coats. A one-line quote hides the part that makes it last.

03

Ask about surface repair and lead-safe work

Wood rot, failed caulk, and drywall cracks should be fixed first, not painted over. On homes built before 1978, ask whether the crew follows EPA lead-safe (RRP) practices when sanding or scraping.

04

Pin down products, color, and warranty

Paint line and finish, who supplies it, color approval, and daily cleanup should all be spelled out — along with how long the work is guaranteed and any touch-up window.

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Answers in your name, 24/7

Every missed call and after-hours text gets a real reply — your services, your pricing, your voice. The lead never goes cold.

02

Books the job for you

It checks availability, sets the appointment, and sends the reminder — so the estimate actually happens.

03

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