Painting is bought with the eyes. Somebody choosing a painter wants to see a straight line where the wall meets the ceiling, a front door that came out the color it was meant to be, a room put back together afterwards. Dan Sanders Painting has an A plus rating with the Better Business Bureau on a file opened in 2017 and 4.7 stars from twelve reviews, and there is no page anywhere showing a single finished job. This page is a demonstration of what one could look like. Ring (330) 263-6242.
A careful note about this section. Nothing below claims a specialty that is not supported by something readable today. Dan Sanders Painting is filed with the Better Business Bureau under painting contractors and is listed under contractors on the review profiles, and the reviews describe ordinary residential painting work done properly. What is written under each heading is either what a reviewer described or a plain statement of what the category covers. Ring (330) 263-6242 to ask what is actually taken on, because that answer belongs to the business and not to a directory.
The part that separates a painter from somebody with a roller is the cut line at the ceiling, the coverage on a repaint over a dark color, and how the room is put back afterwards. One review specifically mentions areas being prepped and painted as discussed at the estimate.
The everyday work. Reviewers describe the job being finished beautifully and the painter showing up on time and getting straight to it, which is most of what anybody wants from a room repaint.
Prep, cutting in, coverage and clean up, in the order a reviewer described them. The phrase used was prepped and painted all areas as discussed during estimate, which is a good description of a job that went the way it was supposed to.
The slow parts of an interior job, where the difference between a good painter and a fast one is obvious for years afterwards. Ring and ask what is taken on, since this is not something the listings spell out.
Wooster weather is hard on a house. Nothing published online sets out how exterior work is handled here, which is exactly the sort of thing a page the business owns would answer once instead of over the phone every time.
The Better Business Bureau files this business under painting contractors and the review profiles file it under contractors, both of which cover commercial work. Ring (330) 263-6242 to ask about a business property.
There are twelve reviews sitting on Google, and a Birdeye profile mirroring them, and a Better Business Bureau file going back to 2017 with an A plus on it. What there is not, anywhere, is a photograph of a finished room or a painted house. For a trade people choose by looking, that is the whole problem in one sentence. The images below are stock, because this is a demonstration and nobody has photographed Dan Sanders Painting's work for it. On a real version every one of these would be a job from around Wooster.
This is the number on the Better Business Bureau file and on every review profile checked today, and all of them agree. It is the only route that reaches this business, because there is no website, no published email address and no contact form anywhere. Reviewers describe an estimate visit happening before the work, so asking for one is the normal way in.
Inside or outside, roughly how many rooms or how much of the house, and whether it is a home or a business. The reviews describe the areas being agreed at the estimate and then painted as discussed, so the more specific the description, the less there is to argue about later.
No prices, day rates or square foot figures are published anywhere by this business, so nothing about price is printed on this page and nobody should read a number into it. The reviews describe an estimate happening in person, which is how painting is normally quoted.
Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm, closed Saturday and Sunday. That is what the Birdeye profile publishes, and there is more to say about where that came from, which is in the hours section below.
Here is what a customer actually finds today, and it is stranger than just a missing website. The Birdeye profile for this business publishes an address, a weekday schedule and a star rating, and across the top of it Birdeye prints the line: this profile has not been claimed by the business owner or representative. So the opening hours a customer reads are on a page nobody at Dan Sanders Painting has ever logged into. The twelve reviews behind the 4.7 rating are all sourced from Google. Birdeye's own native count is zero. The Better Business Bureau file, opened on 30 May 2017, carries an A plus and the field for a website is empty. Meanwhile every search for a painter in Wooster puts Angi and HomeAdvisor above all of this, and those are lead sellers, which means a person looking for a painter in Wooster gets handed to whoever paid, not to the business with the A plus. There is a Facebook page and a Yelp listing under the Sanders Painting name as well. None of that is a page this business controls, and none of it shows the work.
Straight answer about where these hours come from, because it matters more here than on most pages. Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm, closed at the weekend, is what the Birdeye profile publishes for this business. Birdeye itself prints a line on that same profile saying it has not been claimed by the business owner or representative. So a customer deciding whether to ring at half past four on a Friday is reading a schedule from a page nobody at Dan Sanders Painting has ever seen, let alone agreed to. Ring (330) 263-6242 and ask what this week looks like. Publishing real hours somewhere you own is the cheapest fix on this entire page.
This one is genuinely consistent, which is worth saying after everything above. 936 Gasche St, Wooster, OH 44691 appears on the Better Business Bureau file and on the review profiles, and the phone number (330) 263-6242 matches on all of them. That is a painting business run out of Wooster, in Wayne County, with a clean record going back to 2017 and no argument anywhere about how to reach it. What is missing is everything a person needs in order to choose it: the work, the range, and one page that belongs to the business. Ring (330) 263-6242.
Inside or outside, roughly how much, and whether it is a house or a business. That is enough to arrange an estimate. This form is part of a demonstration and it does not reach Dan Sanders Painting. On a real version it would land wherever the owner wanted it. Until then, ring (330) 263-6242.
No prices, day rates or square foot figures are published anywhere by this business, so nothing about price is printed on this page and nothing here should be read as a quote. No claim about licensing, bonding or insurance is made either, because none is published anywhere that could be checked today. Those are questions to ask on the phone.
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