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Prairie Rose Painting and Roofing

Prairie Rose Painting and Roofing

Based in Fargo, Prairie Rose Painting and Roofing has been in business since 2007. It paints interiors and exteriors for residential, commercial and farm properties on wood, metal, vinyl and stucco, and stains decks, fences and cedar siding. For roofing jobs, it connects customers with local roofing contractors.

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Business Highlights
  • The company hires high school and college students from the area.
  • The company identifies itself as a lead-certified painting contractor.
  • It lists full liability and workers’ compensation insurance.
  • It lists a two-year all-inclusive warranty.
  • It says it is available for interior and exterior painting projects year-round.

Service Area

Fargo, Moorhead, Detroit Lakes and cabin country, with rural and city coverage out to Wahpeton, Valley City and Grand Forks.

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Prairie Rose Painting and Roofing is one of 8 painters ProsGrade lists in Fargo, North Dakota.

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5 services listed, including Interior painting, Exterior painting and Residential, commercial and farm painting. 103 reviews.

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How This Business Compares

How Prairie Rose Painting and Roofing compares with the other 7 painters on ProsGrade in Fargo, using public Google ratings and review counts.

  • Has more Google reviews (103) than 6 of the 7 other Fargo painters on ProsGrade.

Services Covered

5 services
  • Interior paintingBrushed edges and rolled main surfaces; spraying in specific situations.
  • Exterior paintingWood, metal, vinyl and stucco; spray and brush/roller application.
  • Residential, commercial and farm painting
  • Deck, fence and cedar-siding staining
  • Roofing referralsConnections to local roofing companies.

Reviews

What customers say

Positive reviews praise the finished paintwork, and several describe the crews as pleasant, professional or neat. One customer, however, reported that the house was not washed and a drop cloth did not cover the west side, leaving paint chips in the driveway and garden; after a spring return, the caulking was still not detailed.

Customer Reviews

Lawrence Wittman

Nick came out and gave us an estimate. We had one done 2 years prior from a different company. Nick’s price was less than half. They came out and power washed, then planned to paint the following week. We had bad weather so got pushed back 3 weeks. Not their fault, that’s Mother Nature for you. Chris (crew chief) and his crew came out, they were here for 3 total days, which included the deck and detached garage. Paint job looks great! Couldn’t be happier. Highly recommend over and over. Our house is 1920 with half steel siding and half wood. Honestly, couldn’t be any happier. If you want good quality for good value, you’ve come to the place.
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Rikka Bergstrom

We couldn’t be happier with our experience working with Prairie Rose Painting! They did a stunning job painting our historic home a completely new color, and the transformation is incredible. Huge thanks to Nic, Evan, and the entire team for their thorough, quick, and professional work from start to finish. Their attention to detail and care for our home really showed—truly a job well done! Highly recommend. Thank you!!
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Alexandra Eugenio

I rarely write reviews, but I feel that I should share my experience to caution other consumers. The two positives I can share are: 1. Nick fit my project in at the end of the season, and my siding was in pretty rough shape so it now looks slightly better than it did before. 2. Service was generally friendly. Unfortunately, the positives end there. My main complaint is that the product is oversold. In the initial consultation, Nick stated that his company specializes in older homes with wood siding. He emphasized that his team does detailed prep work (washing, scraping, caulking, carefully cleaning up lead-based paint, using high quality primer) in order to achieve great results. All this extra work and special paint seemed like it was worth the $6000+ price. Here is how my project went: 1. No one ever came by to wash the house. I know this because either my husband or I was home every day in the week leading up to the project, and we would have noticed someone spraying the entire outside of our house with water. 2. When scraping paint, the team didn’t use a drop cloth on the entire west side of the house. My husband ended up sweeping the driveway, but the driveway and garden are still full of paint chips. 3. No caulking was done before painting. Maybe this was due to the fact that the project was done so late in the season, and they did come back in the spring and do a little caulking, but definitely not a detailed job. 4. I could hear the workers complaining and disparaging Nick the entire time. 5. At one point, they continued to paint even though it was raining, and bubbles formed under the paint. I will credit them that they did come back in the spring to fix some of that, but there are still some bubbles. 6. Nick never came out to look at the project last fall, even after I expressed concerns about the work. 7. They did not put the downspouts back up after finishing, and my husband ended up having to do that. They also broke my house number and didn’t fix it. Overall, the quality of the finished product is not what I expected based on Nick’s initial consultation. The texture of the siding is very rough, there are gouges in the siding from scraping, and spots are still peeling/bubbling. Some areas of trim are still not caulked. If my siding was in such bad shape that this was the best they could do, I wish Nick would have been honest about that so I could have spent my money re-siding my home instead. In the end, I just signed the contract and paid the rest of the balance because I was tired of the back-and-forth. I paid $6,175 for what looks more like a $3,000 handyman job. Maybe I should have been more assertive about my dissatisfaction and refused to pay, but every time I brought up a concern it was dismissed as something that should just be expected with this type of project. I’m a new homeowner, so I understand that I might be naive about what to expect with contractors. I just wish this company would have been more realistic with me about what they could achieve instead of giving me false assurances just to get my money.
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Steve Strinden

They beautifully painted our home, giving us exactly what we wanted. The paint crew was easy to have around, pleasant, hard working and remarkably neat doing an inherently messy job

Jennifer Cowdrey

The initial contact by this company was quick and we were consistently informed of each step which was taken on time as scheduled. I am beyond happy with the work and the professionalism of the employees. There were no paint marks anywhere, the lines were clean, and all of our wall hangings, plants, etc were returned to its proper place. This was the most painless painting job I have ever experienced.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Prairie Rose Painting and Roofing protect rooms during interior painting?

It removes outlet covers, takes down pictures and other objects, and moves furniture. For ceiling painting, it covers the whole room with plastic; for wall-only work, it puts plastic around the outside.

How does Prairie Rose Painting and Roofing handle holes and cracks before painting?

It fills small holes with putty; larger holes or cracks get putty and caulk, sanding and spot texturing. Bigger holes can be patched with sheetrock backed by a 2x4.

Does Prairie Rose Painting and Roofing prime every interior surface?

No. Its process says priming is unnecessary in most situations when painting over existing paint at the same or a higher sheen; primer is required over putty spots and areas with staining or discoloration.