I've been a patron for years. I stopped in to pickup a bag of equestrian pellets for our fur baby…read more Service is always on point. I'm not sure how they only hire the nicest, most helpful employees. Now price point is why only four stars. I can get a 40lb bag from TS Woodbridge for $7.99, I paid almost double here, $14+. I didn't feel like driving all the was to TS so I paid the eye gauging price. A gentleman employee took it out to my car and our brief conversation solidified why I continue to shop here. Now if they would just lower their prices, lol.

We're so fortunate to have a local hardware store with good customer service compared to a big box…read morestore. After waiting to talk to a plumbing expert, Joe helped us find the right repair parts to fix a leaky outdoor faucet. He was really patient in explaining the potential cause of the leak after looking at the faucet and even helped to put on a rubber washer. These little kind acts of service make me a customer that wants to come back again and again!

Excellent knowledgeable service oriented staff and good selection of premium paint and supplies…read more I've been going to Color Wheel for 5 years to get paint and supplies for our rental property and home. The time you save in easy access to the store and staff and premium products is well worth any savings you might gain at the big box store across the street.

This is my first time dealing with the Benjamin Moore brand, so I didn't realize that each store…read morecan charge its own price for products. Unfortunately, Color Wheel is on the expensive end. Every paint product I inquired about is more expensive here than at the Vienna Paint & Decorating Co. Some examples: BM paint sample: $7 at Vienna, $9 at Color Wheel BM Advance Primer gallon: $50 at Vienna, $55 at Color Wheel BM Advance paint gallon: $53 at Vienna, $58 at Color Wheel I think the reason is because the Color Wheel has a decorator on staff in its McLean location. However, I went to the Merrifield location, so I didn't get that benefit. Although I suppose there's something to be said for convenience since the Merrifield location is across the street from Home Depot, where you will likely be picking up other supplies for your home improvement project. But in any case, on Christmas Eve, the Vienna Paint & Decorating Co. was closed, so I had no choice but to pay these higher prices since I wanted to paint over the weekend. That said, the man working behind the counter was extremely knowledgeable, having done the same exact project as me (painting kitchen cabinets), and was happy to spend time with me to give tips and advice on how to do the project well. So although I'm still miffed by the prices, I was happy with the service I got.

We have been going to Jerry's since the late 80s. Jerry sold the business a while back and the new…read moremanagement has not dropped the ball on service. I went in the other day for a repeat purchase but there was a problem with the mixing machine. I stopped by again today. The store was busy and the man looked to see if he could make my paint. He could not but told me where the closest other Benjamin Moore store was located with good directions and printed off the mix formula for me to hand them. I wasn't treated like a stupid lady and he was very helpful. You don't get that at Home Depot - in fact you get the opposite. HD employees don't make eye contact with you so you don't stop and ask them anything.

I've been coming here for many years, even before it was owned by the original "Jerry". I know…read morethat the paint that they carry is quite expensive, but I can't understand why their machine rentals are higher than everyone else also. Is there really a huge difference in the quality of the paint? The people who work here have always been helpful and they also sell top quality paint tools and supplies. They also sell wallpaper and walk coverings, which you will be hard pressed to find anywhere else. The other downside is the fact that they are closed on Sundays. They are conveniently located which is a good thing.

We can!e to this paint store because it is one of the few places that carries Benjamin Moore…read moreprimer. 3 gallons was around $178.00 so this store and the products they carry are not for the faint of wallet. The paint is good however. When we went there today and there weren't any other people in the store. That being said, the lady behind the counter was quick to help us. We paid for the primer, and the walked around to the outside of the building to pick up the order. Everything was very fast and efficient.

Benjamin Moore paint is fantastic, their sales tactics are not…read more Frequently over-quote on the amount of paint needed for jobs.

I am a painting contractor. I've been coming to this McCormick location in Tysons corner for years…read more I was very surprised to see that there was zero reviews. As for the paint quality in my opinion it out performs most of Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore products at a much better price. On commercial projects we use McCormick paints. There EState House Exterior paint is a great product to work with at a much lower price. There interior Revo paints Are Zero VOC and Greenwise certified paint at a fantastic price. If I had to compare Revo to Promar 200 I will say that the Revo paint is more comparable to the interior Sherwin-Williams Super paint. So my review is based on the quality of paint.

The people at McCormick Paint in Vienna were quite pleasant and easy to work with. MJ was the staff…read moremember that helped me narrow down the paint and finish needed to complete my project. He was friendly and knowledgeable. We'll definitely be returning for our next project .

I only go here when the store on Braddock Rd is closed, and EVERY SINGLE TIME, it's always ONE…read moreemployee working to mix paints for customers. I feel like I'm in here forever waiting on my turn. And on a Saturday too? Cmon! So annoying. Plus, their prices for samples are higher than Braddock Rd. I hate when I have to come here. Ugh. And oh...is the AC ever working properly in there because other customers and I are sweating waiting in line.

When painting your house, it's best to go with the professionals. The folks at Sherwin Williams…read moreare. Quality comes with a higher price tag to a degree, but so does the advice and guidance you'll find here. Am pleased to have bought my paints and supplies here, and it was my hardcore detailed contractor who got me here. He only works with top tier materials. I agree with his theory "anything house related get great quality." He's been in the business for years, and his reputation is sterling. I found the employees here very approachable. They heard out what I was going for, and let's just say they found the best green color I could even dream of. The bedroom and a storage room downstairs, look far better thanks to them. I'm very pleased to give them the highest rating here. All of the employees are exceptional, and their ideas along with suggestions, have helped me add value to the house.

So this place is sort of tucked away, I've generally used Sherwin Williams or Behr Marquee for…read morepaints but wanted to try out their paint, as at some point I'd like to have my foyer painted and wanted to get a sample pot, so after a bit of looking I ordered a sample pot of paint, the staff was friendly and the gentleman even gave me stir sticks for the sample pot! I was happy with the quality of the paint sample although I might have them color match a color I got from home depot for the foyer.

Reviewers are reporting that this location has closed and THAT IS NOT TRUE. During the pandemic,…read morethe state of Virginia would not allow them to be open for in-store service but you could do curbside pick up. The store is now open for customers at a limited capacity with shortened hours. I was just there and they are open until four on Saturdays!

When I bought my condo a year and a half or so ago - the builder, Beazer, used McCormick brand…read morepaints to paint the place. Beazer left me with a pint of the wall paint and a pint of the trim paint for touchups. I recently used up most of that pint of wall paint for repainting a couple of sections of wall in the living room after having the walls ripped open for a custom surround sound speaker cable run for my HD TV setup. I figured I had better get some more of this paint and hold it in reserve just in case (you never know when the manufacturer is going to discontinue a color!). I found that McCormick Paint is not available at Home Depot or Lowe's - you have to go to their own stores. Fortunately, there is one nearby in Manassas. I've gone by here once before on a Saturday afternoon - but they have limited hours on Saturdays - they close at noon. It's located on Route 28 south of Manassas - a bit just past the interchange of Route 28 and the Prince William County Parkway/Route 28 Bypass. So I made a point to get there about 11:30 am this morning. They had what I needed in stock! Picked up a gallon of their "Tempo Premium - Interior Semi Gloss Acrylic Enamel 18012 Designer White." Cost was $33 and change. Guy snagged me a gallon, rang me up, and I was on my way!