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“My son turned 13 during "quarantine" so he wasn't able to have the big party with friends that he imagined would be the kick off to his teenage years. So, we decided that we would invest some time, effort, and money in updating his room to create a cool, age appropriate space for him. He picked a theme, and while we were rearranging the furniture, it was obvious that we needed to start the transformation by applying a fresh coat of paint to the walls. We visited the shop on Newport Avenue and had the whole place to ourselves. We picked out a few swatches, brought them home to see them in the everyday lighting in our house, and picked the perfect color. We returned to the shop and were still the only customers inside. We selected washable and durable interior paint that should hold up well in a teenagers room and had two cans mixed up. We also pick up spackle and a paint roller kit to make the task as easy and foolproof as possible. The young man who assisted us was helpful and friendly and took excellent care of us.”
10AM - 4PM
80 Lambert Lind Hwy Ste 6, Warwick
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“The sales associate was helpful and patient. My daughter was trying to decide between 30 different shades of white "who knew." I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have (didn't in Fact) have his patience. Kudos to him. He was professional and polite and could take a joke. If you're looking for designer paint colors, this is your shop.”
“Very clean shop. Extremely knowledgeable staff and service was incredible. Stay away from the big box store in the same plaza. Superior quality paint, service and experience.”
“The staff and products at this store are excellent! I recently moved to RI and the team here was so kind, welcoming, professional, timely, knowledgeable, and skilled in color matching and beyond. I also purchased wallpaper and window treatments-and the quality and customer service is superb-best I’ve ever experienced. I highly recommend this team and store!”
“Hannah at the counter was amazing. Very professional and beyond helpful. Based on her alone I would recommend this location. She helped me get the product I needed at a different location. Thank you so much!”
“Only been here once, and just for some random stuff I forgot from HD, but didn't feel like heading there again. Looks like a great selection of paints and associated needs. Helpful, friendly staff. Will be back when it's time to do more painting.”
“I went in to get an estimate for a front door and storm door. The Inside Sales representative, Justin Maher, assisted me. He was knowledgeable and polite. He provided me with a quote that was thorough and transparent.”
“I'm a professional painter and I rely on my paint supplier to know their product lines and at Hannah's it's never been a Miss yet. 40 years and this is still my paint store.”
“Dave was so helpful! He helped us get our paint for less money, mixed it for us perfectly, and had a great demeanor and his mask was worn perfectly! I felt very safe and I trusted his opinions - glad to have a guy like Dave and a great paint store in the neighborhood!”
“We stopped at this store to get some information on wood stains for our beach cottage. The customer service is top notch. Lisa, spent a good deal of time with us answering questions and providing recommendations to our project. She gave us lots of information to digest and she was great letting us know about a sale that would start the next day and would last over the weekend. At almost $70/gallon of stain, any sale would be welcome! The Sherwin-Williams company dates from 1866, when Cleveland bookkeeper Henry Sherwin invested in Truman Dunham & Co., a paint distributorship. After the partnership dissolved in 1870, he formed Sherwin, Williams, & Co. with Edward Williams and A.T. Osborn. For its first factory, in 1873 the company acquired a cooperage in Cleveland from Standard Oil. Sherwin-Williams was incorporated in Ohio on July 16, 1884, two years after Osborn sold his interest in the company while retaining the retail operations. The company grew through acquisitions and expansions in the late 19th and early 20th century. In the early 1920s, the company became the largest coatings manufacturer in the U.S. Sherwin-Williams experienced a downturn in the 1970s, and Gulf and Western Industries unsuccessfully attempted to take over in that time. The company recovered by fending off the raid and undergoing a series of acquisitions in the 1980s and 1990s, as well as divesting its non-coatings businesses. The company operates more than 2,500 stores worldwide.”
“Extremely helpful staff, especially the woman who helps with choosing colors, she has an amazing ability to identify subtle tones. Also, Ben Moore paint can’t be beat for coverage and drip prevention.”
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“I needed to do some minor paint work in our Providence condo, so I stopped at this Sherwin Williams to pick up a few things. The store has a nice section of paint swatches so it's a great place to pick some to find out what might work best in your home. I got some spray paint and some rags for my project and I found the staff very pleasant. Lots of parking in front.”