Looking for a local residential painting company that delivers quality work and stands behind it? Nolan Painting is a house painting company that has been serving customers in Pennsylvania’s Montgomery, Chester, Philadelphia, Delaware and Bucks Counties for more than 40 years.
“Nolan Painting did a great job. Scheduling was prompt. The job was done expertly and on time. The painters were courteous and professional.”
Siderowf | JAN. 18, 2019
Jon P. Meyer
Vice President of Sales
Joanna Ahearn
Client Relations Manager
Steve Salazar
Field Manager
Nolan in the Neighborhood is a community initiative supporting local organizations and events throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania. The company has committed to investing approximately $1,000,000 over the next ten years to support initiatives that improve the communities the company has served since its founding in 1979. Nolan Painting is an active community partner – attending, volunteering and sponsoring road races, concerts, festivals, silent auctions, shows and sporting events throughout the Main Line and surrounding areas in Delaware Valley.
Our professional painters are full time, background checked, trained employees who respect customers and their homes. We have 100 of the friendliest, most competent painters and over 30 paint trucks ready to roll. Kevin Nolan started painting houses in 1979 while still a student at Villanova. Now over 35 years later he is still at it and his family is involved as well. He has kids, nieces and nephews, brother-in-laws and son-in-laws all in the business. All the folks at Nolan Painting are like family and share the same values that Kevin started with. Treat customers and colleagues right, be reliable, friendly and helpful. Make people happy. It’s satisfying to us to make people happy and seeing a job well done.
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