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Posted: April 22, 2013
Association of Master Painters & Decorators spotlights Manhattan Painting
The Association of Master Painters and Decorators of New York, Inc. has spotlighted Manhattan Painting & Decorating.
Founded in 2011 by owner Bale Erbeli, Manhattan Painting & Decorating has grown to be one of N.Y.'s premier WBE painting companies. The company offers a spectrum of painting and wall covering services to complete any job, including electrostatic spray finishes, fabric panel installations and applications of Scuffmaster brand paint, among others.
Manhattan Painting & Decorating works with several of New York City's leading general contractors and construction management companies including Structure Tone and JT Magen & Company. Currently, the company is engaged on a varied portfolio of projects in Manhattan including The Jordan Company at 767 5th Avenue, Young & Rubicam at 3 Columbus Circle, First Manhattan Company at 399 Park Avenue and Polycom at 1 Pennsylvania Plaza.
A Reputation for Quality and Safety
Manhattan Painting & Decorating takes great pride in its quality control efforts and long-term client relationships and makes customer satisfaction a top priority. Each project is carefully overseen by the company's expert management team with hands-on, personal attention to detail from conception to completion. A benchmark of integrity, reliability and quality for the entire industry, the M/WBE certified company has maintained a spotless safety record to date.
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