Kelleher Painting and Wallcovering

The company was hired for interior painting services. We had complete renovations of two bathrooms and corridors, and painting of a den and entrance foyer. Contract called for preparation, filling holes, sanding, priming, and two coats of finish paint.
It did not go well. Tim Kelleher is one of the nicest contractors you will meet. As far as I can tell, he did virtually none of this work himself. He left it to two of his crew members — one of whom was on his first day of work. The crew rushed through the work. Despite him returning three times to do the work his contract called for him to do, in the end, I just gave him the balance due and sent him on his way. I gave up.
Here’s the situation that he left:
1) There were many areas where, clearly, two finish coats were not applied. There were areas where the primer showed clearly through, or there was bare wood showing — this after the promise of primer and 2 finish coats.
2) Windows were poorly painted. There were many runs and drips. Rather than removing the «grid» that forms that «panes,» the painter painted right over it — painting it into place! Excess paint was not uniformly removed from the glass surface. The paint that was scrapped was left on sashes and sills. Green painters tape remained on the sashes.
3) All baseboard heating units were to be primed and painted. Four were left untouched.
4) Paint appears in some areas of the wall to wall carpeting along the painted baseboard.
5) Areas that should have received 2 finished coats were not painted at all. Only primed.
6) Sufficient care was not taken on several pieces of naturally finished furniture and, hence, have paint on them.
7) In selling the job, Tim promised a «laser-​like line» between ceiling and wall colors, or two adjacent wall colors. The freehand approach to applying paint did not deliver this.
I could go on. You get the idea. Hurried, sloppy work. Not professional. Weekend warriors who took their time and pride in the work would do better than this.