I wish I knew that they can help you find paint to match your wall color earlier! I brought in a…read morepiece of paint taken off my wall, they have a system that will identify a matching color. It will be a customized color to match. I was shocked at how close it was! They even dried it with a blow dryer to make sure it was a good match. Staff was very friendly. A quart of paint was $20, well worth not needing to repaint my whole wall to cover a few stains.

Kirsten at the, 2037 75th St Woodridge, IL 60517, location…read moredeserves an award and a raise after having to deal with me! I was so impressed how she handled my frustrations after a former employee of mine, charged my account a lot of money (collectively, around 3k). She patently went through all the Charged purchases and explained what had happened MY HERO, appreciate you! I hope you get a chance to see this

Chris Cismessia is a master paint chemist! He found and matched a product for my renovation. What…read morea great team too! I am stunned and beyond happy!! Comercial and do it yourself...they were awesome!!! Thank You!!

I am not one to write reviews often. However, I had an absolutely unbelievable experience working…read morewith Chris. Such a nice guy who goes above and beyond to make sure your project is successful. Whatever he is being paid, it needs to be more. 10 out of 10. Thanks for the help, Chris!

Painted the exterior of my house using Sherwin Williams Emerald exterior paint (their top grade)…read moreand couldn't be happier. This paint went on with literally no drip marks. The experts at this store patiently mixed numerous samples for us until we got just the color scheme we were looking for. The SW website had tools to help us coordinate, too. Skip the box store -- you can't beat the knowledge, quality, and personal service you'll get here. You pay for what you get. And to the owners: Thanks for being members of the Naperville Chamber!

Well, it's a paint store and I'm a person who has a mild to moderate level aversion to deciding…read morewall paint color. It stresses me out, but not because I'm worried about how ish is going to look, but because I literally cannot think of anything more mind-numbing than staring at swatches that are only vaguely varied. Lemme put it this way, I would rather watch the paint dry, than sit there and f*cking stare at eggshell, manila and off-white samples in different light. This is *my* water torture. But alas... it was time for a change, and I *guess* I'm grateful for the nudge. For better part of the last 2 decades and at 2 different houses, I've been living out of a bright orange bedroom. Sounds fun, right? Well it was... for like, the first 5 years... then the next 13, to be honest, were kind of played out. Plus my hair's also been bright orange for the last five years as well, and I think I was veering that point where things were getting kind of creepy... like Picasso's blue period, only I never did anything of value or praise. Anyway, I've been going to Sherwin-Williams for all my wall color needs because my parents recommended it, and they have an account there with all their saved info and I guess there was some sale thing going on as well. I stared at swatches for longer than I ever want to stare at swatches ever again. The color swatch book I had seemed like it had a ton of colors, but then when I got to the store and they were organized so I didn't have flip things back and forth in a book, it didn't seem so expansive... but I suppose I'm glad because that way I could at least get out of there a bit faster. The sales people vary each day and of the 3 days I had gone in, I don't think I ever saw the same person. Some would check in and offer help right off the bat, some would solely work the counter and answer customer questions at check out and the girl on my last visit would mutter annoyances under her breath as she only begrudgingly acknowledged customers and ordered her co-worker man around with one stern B-face. I felt bad leaving him there with her... but he was too old for DCFS and I had to be somewhere at 5 sooo it was outta my hands. Anyway, everything was just fine. Besides the crabby patty on my last visit, everyone else had been both friendly and helpful and we were able to get in and out right quick. My one regret + quick tip would be that I didn't see the Keurig K-cup Chai latte flavor until just this last visit, and even though it was 9,000 degrees outside, I still felt I needed to have a cup just so I could say I did. Amenities are few and far between these days so I make it a point to take advantage whenever possible.

Seeing how the business owner here keeps reporting and deleting my review on Google maps I have to…read morepost it here. Extremely disappointed, I thought I was purchasing high quality paint because it came from Sherwin Williams but I could not have been more wrong. I painted my master bedroom with 2 colors, tan and a deep red. I painted over the previous owners paint (Valspar beige with a flat finish, I know because the previous owner left the remaining can of paint with the house). The red took 3-4 coats to sufficiently cover the lighter beige wall which was a bit frustrating since so many people hyped up their 1 or 2 coat coverage. After the bedroom was finished and completely dried, the slightest graze of the painted surface would result in a scratch and the latex paint could peel off, see my photos. I went back to this location with the paint cans (the paint I purchased, and the prior wall paint), photos of the wall, and peeled latex paint scraps. I explained the whole situation to the staff there and they were not helpful. They said the wall must have been a high gloss surface, wrong it was flat paint and I had the original can to prove it. They said the previous paint was an inferior paint, tell me, who is the parent company of Valspar, it's Sherwin Williams correct? They said a primer should have been used first, primer is required on an unpainted surface which was not my situation, also I purchased their SuperPaint which is a paint and primer in one, do they not stand behind their product descriptions then. They said they would sell me a primer, and more paint at a slight discount. Why would I want more of the paint that failed in the first place I wanted a refund according to their own Sherwin-Williams Lifetime Limited Warranty.

I needed some paint to prime and finish a bathroom vanity I built. Not very familiar with the…read moreproduct but the helpful staff pointed me in exactly the right direction and gave really good advice. Turned our wonderful. No complaints!

My paint guys. Trying to get the crib finished. A new coat of paint would help…read more On Cass Ave in the strip mall near the Home Economist and Subway. Efficient, helpful and fair. They have all the painting equipment You will need. They will also explain sheens and finishes. Freshen up your place, it will make You feel better. Have a Good Day.

Worked with Karen Pierson, who is an amazing decorator, she took the time to understand our…read moredecorating vision and helped us find the correct wallpaper and corresponding paints.

Wow Mike & Dan are awesome! Really know there stuff and go the extra mile to make you feel as if…read moreyou are part of the process. If you are a contractor or s homeowner make sure you visit the Bolingbrook location they will surely take care of you like family!!

Had a great experience at this location, while purchasing paint…read more I didn't know what all I needed, and the sales staff, was very helpful. I also appreciated the COVID precautions. I will definitely buy paint here, over a big box store, for the personal attention, by experienced staff.

Professional here. Great service every time. Knowledgeable of the proper products to use. Good…read morecoffee

Went here to see about buying paint. The staff member was helpful and I found a color I would like…read more Unfortunately when we started talking about which paint I would like to get, thry were out of stock of almost all the bases. How can a paint store operate without paint? He looked it up on the computer and said the store on 59 should have it, so we went there, but it was either not up to date or they sold a lot that day because they didn't either. Frustrating.

I had read that the lumber supply here competes with big box. That is most vertically not true. For…read moreone thing, they only carry pine. For another they stock limited dimensions, don't have 2x2 for example. Also guy said they didn't have prime. The rest of the store looked pretty dumpy like about to go out of business. Suggest going to whitmore ace in downers which is much nicer thought they also don't have much for lumber. Rest of store is really nice though and well stocked.

A great neighborhood go to for all different kinds of supplies. The staff is friendly and very…read moreknowledgeable about all the products they carry. We go here throughout the year for different odds and ends we need for home projects.

I can't say enough about Michelle's customer service. She stayed late during bad weather so I…read morecould get an early start on a Saturday morning. She even demonstrated how to apply the wax. Di Lucca Design is THE go-to place on chalk paint.

First time chalk paint user and michelle was great! She helped me find everything i need and even…read moredid a demonstraion on how to use the products. My dresser turned out fantastic thanks again michelle.

The Wallpaper Installing Techniques of Alexander were hired by me to refresh the look of my…read morecommercial place, and they did very well. The wallpaper is faintly wood-grained, and they fit the seams well, particularly in the corners and at the places where there are lights. The lines are clean and straight, and all is flat against the wall. They did not leave a mess and worked fast and the space now looks much better and more complete. Good job and worth recommending.

Did an excellent job installing wallpaper in a room of our very crooked/unlevel old home. Highly…read morerecommended.