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PMR Painting & Decorating

954 Hibiscus Ln
San Jose, CA 95117 408-862-7510

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Superior Painting

3306 Sueno Dr
San Jose, CA 95148 408-202-9522

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The Color Connection

1805 Little Orchard St #143
San Jose, CA 95125 415-272-3416

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Tip Top Painting

753 El Sombroso Dr
San Jose, CA 95123 408-568-9218

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Did an okay job, just not a great job on some exterior painting. The son's... - Sep 11, 2021

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Tony's Painting

San Jose, CA 95126 408-390-3382

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Work of Art Painting

5827 Silver Leaf Rd
San Jose, CA 95138 408-981-8818

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