Paint Right Painting Open in WA State

November 22, 2016

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Paint-Right Painting Inc. is excited to announce that Paint Right Painting LLC is open for business in the state of WASHINGTON! We are excited to bring our professional approach to residential house painting to the counties of Pierce, Thurston, Mason, and Kitsap.

Our family-owned and operated approach to painting and business operations continues. Chris Wright, son of Paint Right Painting, Inc. President John Wright, is the owner of Paint Right Painting LLC. Chris has been with the company for 10 years and has gained professional knowledge, wisdom, and expertise directly from President John Wright. Click here to learn more about Chris Wright.

Contact Paint Right Painting’s Washington Division by calling 206-418-6667.
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