Bryce Templin
Tyler and the crew at Aurora Painting have done some great work for me. As a contractor I was looking for a good painter and they helped do a great job and create a space that the homeowner was able to move into and start fresh!
Aurora Painting is based in Baltimore and provides interior, exterior and kitchen cabinet painting. It serves Baltimore, Baltimore County, Harford County, Carroll County and Howard County. Owner Tyler Johnson started the company in 2018 after ten years as a painter for his father's residential painting company.
Baltimore, Baltimore County, Harford County, Carroll County and Howard County.
Aurora Painting is one of 7 painters ProsGrade lists in Baltimore, Maryland.
3 services listed: Interior painting, Exterior painting and Kitchen cabinet painting. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 5.0 from 86 reviews.
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Customers praise the quality of the work, with painting projects leaving homes brighter or refreshed. One cabinet client says Tyler explained the process in detail and promptly returned to address a small issue; another appreciated his patience while choosing a color and Aurora’s installation of replacement cabinet fronts.
Tyler and the crew at Aurora Painting have done some great work for me. As a contractor I was looking for a good painter and they helped do a great job and create a space that the homeowner was able to move into and start fresh!
Aurora Painting was the best choice by far! Tyler and his team were very professional, talented, and courteous. My home is more bright and cheerful than before. We highly recommend them. My before and after pics show only a glimpse.
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A phone consultation covers the project scope, timeline and a rough estimate; an on-site consultation follows to review the project. If the homeowner proceeds, the company signs a contract and schedules the work.
Yes. Homeowners can identify a key room they need back in use first, and Aurora says it will prioritize that room.