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Ivy Painting

Castro Valley, CA 510-520-7771

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S & S Painting & Coating

4589 Ewing Rd
Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-635-3030

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Very good job, was satisfied with their service - Sep 29, 2020

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Vanderbilt Family Builders

2555 Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-886-5450

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Absolute Painting

Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-582-4500

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Advanced Painting Systems

18460 Hastings Way
Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-048-5133

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Bowman Painting

5682 Cold Water Dr
Castro Valley, CA 94552 510-537-1635

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I know that Ric Bowman's company is a little on the pricey side but he is honest,... - Jan 16, 2018

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ColorBlast Painting

Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-827-9763

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Romanov Painting

5378 Briar Ridge Dr
Castro Valley, CA 94552 650-867-6077

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S & S Painting & Coatings

4589 Ewing Rd
Castro Valley, CA 94546 925-255-1398

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Exterior Design Painting

Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-886-2942

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