Golden Brush LLC

Highly recommend Golden Brush. Workers were very courteous with great attention to detail. Was very impressed with their prep work before starting to paint our home. Any requests we had were completed immediately. Clean up was thorough. Also pricing was more than fair. Will not hesitate to use them in the future.

I first used Golden Brush in 2010 to paint the interior and exterior of my home on Sabino Mountain. At that time, the quality and professionalism were such I would have recommended the business to anyone (and did). After moving to a new home, also in Sabino Mountain I had Golden Brush paint the exterior. After 3-4 years my home developed streaks and cracking in the stucco. I contacted Eric Akers and he completed an inspection, finding the home needed a complete repainting. When I brought up the 7-year warranty, Akers told me he has problems with inferior paint in the past (why is this my problem?) and that he would be WILLING to repaint my house for the cost of labor. Wait - 7-year warranty does NOT say anything about "paint for cost." When I pushed on this, I was told he would lose

Avoid Golden Brush at all cost. Eric Akers is the biggest paint SCAM artist out there. He uses the cheapest paint he can get his hands on and the results are evident 2 years down the road - fading paint, cracks, uneven finish, etc. All the negative reviews are spot on.

Eric Akers is the owner of Golden Brush LLC. Golden Brush painted at least 4 homes in the Sabino Mountain HOA during 2016. Four years later, four homes have developed cracking and streaking discoloration, but Eric refused to honor his 7-year warranty on any of these homes, including mine. He is guilty of numerous cons and scams. I experienced each of these first hand: Con #1 – "Asks for More Money Than He Bid" Scam When Eric came to collect his final payment the day his crew finished, he asked me for $875 more than he had bid. He claimed his office manager made a mistake. I refused to pay. He then quickly changed his story and said that his crew used a lot more paint than he had estimated. I felt sorry for him and paid him an additional $400 dollars. That was a big mistake. As a