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Paint & Coatings Suppliers in Vermont

30 suppliers serving Vermont

30 suppliers found

Barre Paint

Barre, VT

Behr

Santa Ana, CA

National

Manufacturer$2B+Est. 1947

Masco subsidiary and exclusive Home Depot paint brand for residential

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Benjamin Moore

Montvale, NJ

National

Manufacturer$2B+Est. 1883

Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary producing premium architectural paints and stains

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Diamond Vogel

Orange City, IA

National

Manufacturer$200M+Est. 1926

Family-owned paint manufacturer serving the Midwest and Great Plains

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Different Strokes Paints

Bennington, VT

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Dunn-Edwards

Los Angeles, CA

National

Manufacturer$500M+Est. 1925

Western US premium paint manufacturer with company-owned stores

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Farrow & Ball

New York, NY

National

Manufacturer$200M+Est. 1946

British luxury paint and wallpaper brand with US showrooms and distribution

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Fine Paints of Europe

Woodstock, VT

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Glidden

Cleveland, OH

National

Manufacturer$1B+Est. 1875

PPG Industries brand offering value-oriented interior and exterior paints

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Kelly-Moore

San Carlos, CA

National

Manufacturer$500M+Est. 1946

Western US paint manufacturer with company-owned retail stores

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Masco Corporation

Livonia, MI

National

Manufacturer$8B+Est. 1929

Parent company of Behr, Delta, and other leading building product brands

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National Coatings

Camarillo, CA

National

Manufacturer$100M+Est. 1981

Manufacturer of acrylic roof coatings and waterproofing systems

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Newton's Decorating Center

St Albans City, VT

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PPG Industries

Pittsburgh, PA

National

Manufacturer$18B+Est. 1883

Global coatings and specialty materials company with architectural glass division

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PPG Paint Store

South Burlington, VT

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Pratt & Lambert

Cleveland, OH

National

Manufacturer$200M+Est. 1849

Sherwin-Williams subsidiary producing premium paints for dealer distribution

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RPM International

Medina, OH

National

Manufacturer$7B+Est. 1947

Parent of Tremco, Carboline, Rust-Oleum, and DAP building product brands

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Rust-Oleum

Vernon Hills, IL

National

Manufacturer$2B+Est. 1921

RPM subsidiary producing protective coatings, primers, and specialty paints

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Sherwin-Williams

Cleveland, OH

National

Manufacturer$23B+Est. 1866

Worlds largest paint company with 4,800+ stores and protective coatings division

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Sherwin-Williams Paint Store

Manchester Center, VT

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Sherwin-Williams Paint Store

South Burlington, VT

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Sherwin-Williams Paint Store

Essex Junction, VT

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Sherwin-Williams Paint Store

Barre, VT

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Sherwin-Williams Paint Store

Brattleboro, VT

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Sherwin-Williams Paint Store

St Albans City, VT

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Sherwin-Williams Paint Store

Montpelier, VT

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Valspar

Minneapolis, MN

National

Manufacturer$4B+Est. 1806

Sherwin-Williams subsidiary producing paints and coatings sold through Lowes

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Vermont Paint Co

Williston, VT

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Vermont Paint Solutions

Essex Junction, VT

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Yankee Paint

Rutland, VT

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Buying Paint & Coatings in Vermont

Buildermuse tracks 30 paint & coatings suppliers serving Vermont. 15 are national chains that ship into the state, while the other 15 are regional or independent suppliers. National chains carry most of the list, which usually means steady pricing and stock, though a regional yard can still win on freight for local deliveries. The listed suppliers are headquartered in Cleveland, Barre, and Essex Junction.

Of the suppliers that report a business type, the list includes 15 manufacturers. Buying direct from a manufacturer can cut unit cost on large or repeat orders, while distributors and wholesalers tend to carry mixed inventory and offer shorter lead times that suit smaller or last-minute jobs.