It happened. I recall the time I stopped in at their neighbor, Habitat For Humanity, (Restore) and…read morethey had doubled in size. Apparently rent was too costly to pay, made me remember the time they were unbelievably rude when I needed some paint, apparently others also felt the brush off Didn't think twice about the lost jobs for their employees, except as I consider it now. Those people possibly now have found work at the Sherwin Williams I have my account with who instead of treating me like my small volume requirements were still worthy of simple manners.

Simply amazing. I've never had a poor experience here. Paint quality is superb, staff are friendly…read moreand helpful. I once even asked if an online discount code applied and it did not, but the staff gave me a discount anyways (and it was better than the one offered online). Cannot recommend this place highly enough.

Lily at Sherwin-Williams absolutely saved me!…read more My boss and I were cleaning out an old mailroom and found the paint cans for our office suite. We thought this was great, as the wall next to my desk was badly scuffed and had holes that needed spackling. I was advised to fill the holes and touch up the paint after buffing out all the scuff marks in the next few weeks. No big deal. I moved house last year and did all sorts of painting and this would be a tiny project. Well, the day came and I washed and spackled everything without issue, but the paint can had rusted shut and it took forever to pry open. The paint had also separated, leaving several inches of a brown slurry on top of the light blue paint. I quickly Googled this and the consensus seemed to be that it was fine if thoroughly stirred and blended. I stirred and stirred until everything was a light gray-blue and painted over the spackled holes. But it went on so much lighter than the rest of the wall. I let it dry, hoping that would help. My stomach sank. It dried just as light as it went on. The chemical composition of the paint must've changed due to the rust over the years. My boss was going to return to a wall that looked worse than before and it was because I didn't think to test patch it! I was worried that I would have to paint the whole wall that extended into the waiting area if I couldn't find paint to match. I razorbladed a paint chip from the wall to be spackled later and rushed to Sherwin-Williams before it closed with the paint chip and the original paint can. I told Lily the whole story in a panic. She was super comforting and professional. We determined it would be best to match the paint chip. It only took her a few minutes to mix it up. I also bought a few touch-up supplies that made the job way easier. I've included a Before and After photo, although the paint is still drying in spots in the After photo. It's a beautiful match. And I still have a job. Thank you, Lily!!

The worst ever customer service. Maybe the paints are…read moregreat. Maybe the colors are great. Maybe the price is great ( no! It's not). But - so low and ridicules service I didn't saw for a long time. Don't go there! Go to another store when you will be treat as a customer and respect as one

Great folks. Walking distance from the historic district they're very convenient and very…read moreknowledgeable about old houses and how to do it right so it lasts..

The father and son team that run this place are amazing. I don't believe I've met anyone as…read moreknowledgeable about paints and stains as the father. And, pretty much all of their products are top notch. Highly recommend.

I have been a fan of the usual big name paint stores, but having been to Premier, won't go…read moreelsewhere now. They are really helpful and very knowledgeable. As well, they're willing to work with customers to create colors other that what is normally available. I recently asked to have a paint color tinted and they were able to do that for me. As well, when I needed to replace some siding on my house they were able to mix the paint to match what I had already. Really appreciate them being able to help with my upgrades/renovations.

Helpful team got me a ton of samples and talked through the differences in sheens. Tons of colors…read moreto choose from and all the other tools you'd need as well.

The people are very helpful and patient. They helped me pick the paint and find a painter.read more

Great service from Louis and his Team. Very knowledgable and helpful in picking the correct…read moreproducts for my home remodeling project. Thanks, I will be back for more paint and supplies!

Support your local small businesses, and go to Lloyd's for your painting and wallpapering needs…read moreinstead of Menards, Home Depot or Ace! You won't be sorry! The staff is far more knowledgeable and patient than the folks at the big-box stores. They are super friendly, and they really take the time to help you. They have high quality products at competitive prices. I love the fact that they carry zero-VOC paint. The big-box stores claim to have this, but if you read the labels, you'll find that it is really low-VOC paint. Not the same thing....still contains carcinogens. Another thing I like about Lloyd's is the fact that they keep a record of the paints you purchased and what room you were painting at the time. So when your kid draws on the walls or you accidentally ding the wall while moving furniture, you can just go back to Lloyd's, and they'll mix up a bucket of the same color. Three cheers for Lloyd's! My family has been visiting them my whole life, and we're never disappointed.

I am in LOVE with this store. I can not say enough good about it. I usually use big box stores for…read morewhat I need and that's because I know what I need and what I'm getting. When it comes to staining...well let's say I am the clueless wonder. Their customer service is excellent....both super friendly and knowlegeable. Bring in a sample of what you want matched. Bring in a sample piece for them to use to make the match and they will match it dead nuts on. I never tried oil based stains as I thought they were so much harder to work with. WRONG!! OMG...their stains are virtually foolproof. Not even kidding when I say they are pretty much idiot proof. They go on so smooth it's like magic. Prices are super reasonable. You pay no more there than you would at a bigger box store and on many items like good brushes they're cheaper. I can not say enough good about this store and its employees. I would recommend them hands down to anyplace else. My days of water based stain and poly and being pissed and frustrated are over. Oil based and custom mixed colors all the way now thanks to Hallman-Lindsay.

Best prices on painting accessories in Janesville, hands down. There's almost always specials on…read morePurdy and Wooster brushes. Only place in Janesville I know of that has Tung Oil (not "tung oil *finish*" - which is tung oil and poly). Their house brand rags are the best I've ever used - if you do a lot of wiping, buy your rags here. Their bags of rags are almost entirely made of the rags you pick through other bags to find when you want a decent one for your project. The sell Jen brand foam brushes for what you'd pay on Amazon. (Jen is probably tied for first place for best foam brushes. The ones at the box stores are essentially unusable.) The only negative-in-a-totally-selfish-way thing I have to say about them is they carry every paint thinner in existence from denatured alcohol to naptha to the most uncommon ones, but they don't carry odorless mineral spirits. Which is understandable because most pros prefer naptha for application because it dries faster and paint thinner for cleaning because it cuts better but I'm a sensitive fucking snowflake and need my thinner's stink removed. Their paints are as good as anyone else's top tier, with competitive prices, but if you're not a contractor it's the hidden costs of painting that really hit you and their prices on those are far lower than the competition for either the same or a better product (drop cloths, painter's pal liners, brushes, foam brushes, sandpaper, etc). Working with wood, I use a lot of oils, poly, spar, rags, foam brushes, and sandpaper. I know the prices on Amazon and at Home Depot, Wal-Mart, Sherwin-Williams, and Farm & Fleet for all of them. H-L is the place to go. Also their staff is ridiculously helpful if you need it. And they carry Cabot wood stain and General Finishes milk paint - both of which are top end for what they do. 5/5 all day.

I was referred to Sherwin-Williams by a contractor and wasn't disappointed. I called first to…read moreverify hours and to have a few questions answered. Odell picked up the phone after a couple rings introduced himself, thanked me for calling and asked what project he could assist with. After the Q&A I went in to purchase supplies for our remodel and Odell greeted me as soon as I walked in. Odell made my experience a smooth one with no up selling only recommending the supplies I needed with each having an explanation of why he recommended each item. Thank you Odell and Sherwin Williams for the outstanding customer service and quality products.

I called in my order earlier this week and Sierra was very nice and helpful…read more My painter actually had some stuff on his list that I couldn't find on the website so I called it in. She called when it was ready. When I went to pick it up another coworker that has started his shift helped me. There was some confusion on if my credit card was run but it got sorted out. Then today my painter needed another two gallons and I called it in and they had it ready. Great customer service and they are very polite and friendly.