There were many things that were not complete, for example they did not refinish the walls before repainting them throughout the house,  but I was told they would be by the project manager who was overseeing my project, and oddly enough after I get there I was informed that he is no longer with the company.

Updated kitchen on LL with new cabinet fronts and drawer fronts, new hardware in kitchen, new countertops, some new light fixtures & fans, repainted kitchen, repainted all interior walls, refinished original hardwood floors, cleaned up basement and painted/epoxy flooring.

All walls that I painted 3 months ago needed repaint and carpet was heavily stained.

Repaint needed rooms, kitchen facelift including adding a backslash What was the outcome?

I would like to repair the problem and retain the policy, but November does not seem like an ideal time to repaint a house in Ohio.

I need to repaint the walls in my newly acquired unit cause it's quite patchy in direct sunlight and has a ton of holes that need filling but also has some cracking.

A roof here , a furnace there , a repaint and some repairs are just small bumps in the road .

He was unperturbed and simply repainted the wall. 

After two years, repainting is normally considered normal wear and tear; a landlord isn't entitled to a newly painted unit upon tenant departure.

The last tenant complained when i took money out of their security deposit to repaint due to the walls being so dirty when they left.