The scope of work included repainting the entire unit, including "drywall repairs, taping and sanding as required" and "minor touch ups for paint" to existing drywall. The photos below are not exhaustive; there are too many defects to reasonably document and publish.
Overpaint, splatters, streaks, brushstrokes... so many defects
The photos speak for themselves.
Missed area above baseboard
Old peeling yellow paint left above new door
Terrible line between wall and ceiling
White paint streak on teal wall
White paint on concrete wall
White paint on concrete ceiling
Paint splatter on new tile
Paint splatter on new door and tile
Roller lint on bathroom wall
White paint on concrete
Bare spots around light fixture
Missed spot
Paint splatter on new tile
Bare drywall behind AC tubing
Bare drywall behind AC tubing
Paint on schluter
White paint drip on railing
No repairs to damaged areas before paint
Despite the contract clearly and repeatedly stating "drywall repairs", and despite the obvious fact that renovations are by definition happening in existing spaces, it is clear no effort was made to remove old, chipping paint or repair any damaged areas. Instead, new paint was poorly applied over all surfaces regardless of their condition.
New paint chipping off because it was painted over peeling layers
Yellow paint visible, no repairs to any damaged areas
Paint over damage on window sill
Cracked, peeling paint above the door
Paint over peeling layers of previous paint
Paint over peeling layers of previous paint
Scratches around light fixture and along schluter; paint over schluter around entire vanity
Paint over damaged area and overpaint from wall to ceiling
Paint over damaged area and overpaint from wall to ceiling
Paint over damaged area and overpaint from wall to ceiling
Paint over damaged area
Paint over damaged area
Paint over damaged area
Paint over damaged area