A hundred year plus business in what was once a Hudson car dealership, these folks aren't your…read moreaverage paint store. Could you go to Lowe's or Home Depot? Sure. Would you get the kind of killer hands on service you get here? No way. These folks record all the paint you buy - and store the codes so you don't have to. Trying to match a stain or varnish? These are the gurus of all things wood-coating. Bottom line - when I need any sort of sealer, paint or wood product, I come here - just like my dad and his dad did.

I had Sherwin Williams try three times to get a stain match right and each time was worse than the…read morelast. I had to leave the sample and come back the next day every time too. I took my sample to Port Huron Paint and they not only nailed it the first time, but they did it in a matter of minutes. They are so knowledgeable about their products and applications. They obviously care about the customer. Even though I have been a loyal customer of Sherwin Williams for years, I will never go back and have found a supplier worthy of my business. I feel like I hit the jackpot here.

I understand things are different now because if covid but i found this situation very annoying. We…read morewent to the store and saw a sign on the wimdow that says call to place ur order. Ok fine. So I called. I could see the fellow inside was on the phone but it rang, so they clearly have call-waiting. I would think it be pollicy that instead of letting the phone ring till exhaustion you politely ask the person ur talking to to hold for a sec and answer the other line, if only to put me on hold. But instead with me standing right outside the door with the phone to my ear he just ignored me and let it ring and ring and ring. I probs called about 10 times as i was thoroughly annoyed. It would have cost them my business but my wife is far more patient than I, and we dont know where else to find what we were looking for. So after 10mins of waiting he finally answered for my wife as she stood at the door in the cold.

Good service, and advice. They know their stuff, and will break up packages and sell you what you…read moreneed. They moved back to Pt. Edward and I try to stop there when I go under the bridge.

2 grumpy old men who are very disrespectful to a 70 year old woman returning 1 can of paint…read morepreviously approved by their supplier, Mike. They were very rude! They did not even want to listen to my explanation for the return. They finally admitted they knew about the problem and refunded the money but still remained rude, angry, disrespectful.

Great Owner, Great service, just the best products. I would not go anywhere else. The staff is…read morehelpful in ways you never see in the big box stores, and the products are so much better.

Such a great hometown business. Helpful beyond measure. Knowledge is amazing. Nice couple who goes…read moreout of the way to help you make your project perfect.

Nate, Jen, George and Sarah are all outstanding. They are incredibly knowledgeable and even more…read morehelpful. They've helped many times with unusual challenges my job presents. I highly recommend Anderson.

I should take away a star from Anderson Paint, just for closing the store on William Street…read more Anderson's is the only place I buy paint and supplies if I can help it. They carry the best brands: Benjamin Moore, Graham and California Frescoat. If you follow the coverage of paint in Consumer Reports, California was the highest rated brand last year, and Bennie Moore is always close to the top. They can make your paint job last 10 years, rather than the standard five to seven years. The staff knows a lot about paint. They can tell you what kind to use and how to put it on. They'll warn you about problems you might encounter with the preparation and painting, if you can manage to get to the store when they are not too busy and talk to them about your project. They have a great selection of tools and supplies, and everything is well organized. I never end up wandering around wishing I could find the right thing, which does happen at Lowe's. Yes, the paint sells for $30 to $65 and per gallon, but that's what real paint costs. You can get paint for as little as $16 per gallon at Lowe's, but I wouldn't use their paint outdoors; indoors it can probably hold because it doesn't have to stand up to the weather. Anderson's also has a store on Stadium Boulevard, north of Stadium and Liberty, and that's the store I've been using since they closed the downtown store. But I have been into the Washtenaw store a couple of times and the staff is every bit as good as the other store. They did a good job putting together orders for different kinds of paint, including a couple of tough custom matches.