Not a good experience and quite frankly, a colossal waste of time.
We called in early August to find out about having the garage painted at our new home. The sales rep Matt arrived a few days later, on time, and provided a reasonable price quote for service. He took our information and we told him we wanted to move ahead.
A few days later, I received a call from the scheduler (Debbie) who informed me that Matt was fired for giving incorrect price quotes and that our garage should cost "2-3 times that amount"- she said that they would need to come to the house and look at the job again to revise their quote.
The owner (Oliver) came the same day, and I expressed that I thought it was a tad unprofessional to give a quote, have the customer accept it, then increase the quote by twofold/threefold... and he seemed to understand that. A few days later I called to let them know I didn't have the updated quote yet, and Debbie sent it to me. It was only slightly higher than the original quote, and I accepted the quote again.
Debbie's email said she could have a crew out by 11am that morning and that I should send her the paint selections, which I did right away. When no one arrived by 11:30am, I called and she told me she sent the crew to a different job instead. She said that someone would be out the next day or the day after that... no one came. I called, I sent emails, I left messages.
A month went by. Today I called again and Debbie actually answered. She told me she doesn't have anyone to do the job and they're really busy. I asked why nobody could call me or email me back, and she said "Sorry, we're really busy and I don't have anybody to paint your garage."
All in all, if you have better things to do than chase a company and beg them to take your money, call somewhere else. CertaPro Freehold's priority is obviously with large jobs like full house painting.
*Edited following response from owner: The problem was not that a crew wasn't available yet, the problem was that CertaPro ignored my calls and emails after I had accepted a proposal for work because by your own admission it wasn't profitable for CertaPro to fulfill its proposal. I did not threaten CertaPro with a bad review unless they started work, rather I told Debbie that I would write a review since there was no intention to complete the job and it's completely unprofessional to enter into a service arrangement and then avoid the customer because you under-quoted, apparently twice- potential customers should be aware of this. And since your response not so subtly implies that we weren't willing to pay a reasonable fee, the price we were "willing to pay" was the quote you personally gave me. If you quote prices that are too low for you to make money, that's a reflection on you- not your customer.