Sherwin-Williams Paint Store, 839 West Poplar Avenue, Collierville, TN, 38017-2545, paint glass & wallpaper stores

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Sherwin-Williams Paint Store

Company Name: Sherwin-Williams Paint Store
Status: Active
State: Tennessee
Post: 38017-2545
County: Shelby
City: Collierville
Address: 839 West Poplar Avenue
Phone: (901)854-0404
Fax: (901)853-7186
Email: unknown
Contact Manager: Paul Grady
Web site: https://www.sherwin-williams.com/store-locator/paint-store/collierville/tn/702209
SIC code: 5231 Industry group: Building materials & hardware, Business category: Paint glass & wallpaper stores
Gross Annual Sales (Revenue): 2592810
Overall: Sherwin-Williams Paint Store is a business categorized under paint glass & wallpaper stores, which is part of the larger category building materials & hardware. Sherwin-Williams Paint Store is located at the address 839 West Poplar Avenue in Collierville, Tennessee 38017-2545. The Manager is Paul Grady who can be contacted at (901)854-0404.
Description: Paint Stores, Paint, Glass, And Wallpaper Stores
Working hours: Mon: 07:00 am - 07:00 pm, Tue: 07:00 am - 07:00 pm, Wed: 07:00 am - 07:00 pm, Thu: 07:00 am - 07:00 pm, Fri: 07:00 am - 07:00 pm, Sat: 08:00 am - 06:00 pm, Sun: 10:00 am - 06:00 pm
Tags:
  • Paint store
  • Home improvement store
  • Paint manufacturer
  • Painting
  • Paintings store
  • Wallpaper store
In summary:
  • Great selection of paint and amazing service.
  • The staff here are the most unhelpful people I have ever met.
  • They have the right products at the right price
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Name: K.D.
Message: Nice pleasant professionals to deal with and able to fill my order.
Name: C.K.
Message: While the paint is good, the service is less than consistent for DYI folks. Information is contradictory from one sales person to the next (I had to call twice about a paint issue on brick and basically they were winging it). The biggest issue besides the astronomical pricing is the color chips in the store are not well lit and the colors are much different in your home. Do not buy before taking the chips home and setting against your walls with your lighting. The 'sample' is not free as they make 1/4 gallon up. It's close but they have to cut the formula regardless and it's not exact. They really are better than most big box stores but you pay premium for everything in the store with very little extra value. Also they really push the tinted primer so you can't return it. I ended up with a gallon of primer and paint I have zero use for now. I guess my kitchen will be tan in the summer..
Name: L.P.
Message: We are about to start a huge project, and didn't know where to begin. We walked in and were greeted by Candy, who guided us through how to pick colors and finishes, as well as explained which supplies we will need. Her service was top-notch. We will definitely be returning to this store, even though it's not the closest to us, for the great customer service.
Name: S.O.S.
Message: Typical paint store. I happen to be a professional painter, too. I loathe Sherwin Williams. Way overpriced, too many products with fancy names. Sherwin Williams isn't the same company anymore. Like most public companies, they care more for the share holders than the customers that use their products to make a living. Their sales staff are very well trained. They're able to just about convince anyone to buy their products exclusively. I once bought their products until I noticed that the paint was thinner, I noticed that they would purposely mix my color in the wrong base. The base is the color of paint in the can before they add the tint. For example, I had a customer that chose a bright yellow for an interior color. I rolled on a sample and I could tell immediately that it was going to take 5 or more coats to cover the existing color. 5 coats is unheard of in my trade. They shot it in a white pastel base. Why? They have a yellow base. But the guy behind the counter said that the computer would not allow him to shoot that color in a yellow base. So I took the paint to another store, he eye matched my color in a yellow base(by passed the evil computer and store manager) and guess what happened. Instead of 5 coats, it covered in 2. Enough said, I think you're picking up what I'm laying down.
Name: L.K.
Message: This is the second time I have come here to buy paint for home renovations - again outstanding service! Mackenna not only helped answer all my questions, but made incredible suggestions that were based on experience not just price. Not to mention to also provided the best price locally. The team is here amazing! Thank You Mackenna and team for going above and beyond.
Name: K.M.
Message: The people who work there are friendly and helpful. The paint and primer in one is great quality and makes painting projects much easier. The occasional 30 or 40 percent off sales make it a no brainer.
Name: C.E.
Message: That store needs more friendly, helpful staff. The guy who waited on me seemed like I was bothering him and when I told him what I was painting, he didn't offer any suggestions as to what type of paint to use. He just started mixing my paint.
Name: J.P.
Message: Brought in a full gallon of paint to have it retinted to a new shade. I was taken care of quickly and courteously. My wife and I have been to this store likely a half dozen times, we also very much like the professional color coordinating service - bring in samples of your tile, marble and fixtures and a few pictures, and someone can help you find the best color palette and shade.
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