Schmidt Painting

Schmidt Painting works out of Hyannis, and the same story keeps repeating across seven different platforms: a 4.9-star average from 116 Google ratings, a 5.0 from 54 reviews on Houzz, and an A+ grade with the Better Business Bureau. The same first name comes up job after job in review after review — Derrick, described quoting jobs himself, showing up on-site, and inspecting the work as it's done. Painting is what people hire this crew for — full exterior repaints and whole-house interiors show up again and again — but a large share of the 87 reviews on file from 2021 through 2025 describe carpentry running alongside it: deck reconstruction, rotted-trim replacement, window and porch restoration, the kind of prep that keeps a paint job holding up over time. The pattern across that history is steady rather than occasional — the overwhelming majority are five-star, and repeat business is common, with the same traits named over and over: on-time crews, careful cleanup, and thorough prep before any paint goes on. It isn't a spotless record. A small share of the reviews mention isolated friction — a scheduling mix-up here, a site-care concern there — though these sit well outside the norm set by a much larger base of five-star, repeat business. It's worth confirming scheduling and site-protection details upfront before the crew starts. For a full repaint, inside or out, especially one that also needs some wood or deck repair worked in, this is a reasonable call, backed by Benjamin Moore Master Stain, OSHA safety, and lead-paint certifications that match the kind of prep-heavy work reviewers describe. Confirm current pricing and scheduling directly, since neither comes up in the reviews.