Our Community's Trusted Painting Company Since 1968

Kevin Palmer Painting, LLC.

Every town has businesses woven into the fabric of the community. Companies that not only serve the area, but help define it. Since 1968, Kevin Palmer Painting has proudly held that role. What began as a small family operation has grown into a respected leader in painting, power washing, and roof cleaning. We are recognized for our professionalism, craftsmanship, and genuine care for the homes and businesses we serve. When Kevin Palmer Painting was established in 1968, Kevin built the business on simple and timeless values: treat customers with respect, work hard, and deliver results you'd be proud to put your name on. These principles have guided us for more than 50 years and remain the foundation of everything we do to this day. Although tools and technology have evolved, our dedication to professional service has never wavered. Kevin Palmer Painting offers a range of services to protect, refresh, and maintain homes and businesses. These services include expert interior and exterior painting, experienced power washing, and safe, effective roof cleaning. After more than 50 years in business, we've served families across multiple generations. Our long-standing presence means we understand local styles and the community's unique needs. We don't just work here. We live here too. A lot has changed since 1968, but our commitment to quality and professionalism remains the same. Whether you need just a fresh coat of paint, a deep exterior clean, or a gentle roof wash, Kevin Palmer Painting continues to deliver the service that has made us a trusted name for more than half a century. Professionalism never goes out of style, nor does the pride we take in helping homeowners and business owners improve, protect, and beautify their most important investment. For an estimate or to discuss future interior and exterior painting plans, power washing, or roof cleaning projects, Kevin Palmer Painting can be reached at 860-658-2441 or at kevinpalmerpaintingllc@yahoo.com.

Hartford County

Hartford

West Simsbury

Connecticut

Every town has businesses woven into the fabric of the community. Companies that not only serve the area, but help define it. Since 1968, Kevin...

CANTON, CT — The one-two punch of heavy wind/rain, then dangerously bitter cold has the Canton Police Department telling folks that if they're concerned about someone being left out in the cold, to give them a call.The CPD posted via Facebook Friday that, due to the Christmas holiday weekend, town facilities like the library, community center and town hall will not be open past 5 p.m. Friday.They will remain closed through Monday, Dec. 26.But, if anyone is concerned about someone being stuck in the cold, either being outside or being in a residence without power, they should call the Canton Police Department at 860-693-0221.In addition, Canton police said folks can call other numbers as well."Should you or anyone you know be in need of shelter, call 211 at any time. For emergencies please call 911," wrote the CPD via social media.

CANTON, CT — The one-two punch of heavy wind/rain, then dangerously bitter cold has the Canton Police Department telling folks that if they're concerned about someone being left out in the cold, to give them a call.

The CPD posted via Facebook Friday that, due to the Christmas holiday weekend, town facilities like the library, community center and town hall will not be open past 5 p.m. Friday.They will remain closed through Monday, Dec. 26.

But, if anyone is concerned about someone being stuck in the cold, either being outside or being in a residence without power, they should call the Canton Police Department at 860-693-0221.In addition, Canton police said folks can call other numbers as well.

"Should you or anyone you know be in need of shelter, call 211 at any time. For emergencies please call 911," wrote the CPD via social media.

Michael Lemanski

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Canton

Canton PD: Call Us If Worried About The Cold

Temperatures are expected to plunge during the Christmas holiday weekend.