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Fisher Painting LLC

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Fisher Painting LLC

Fisher Painting is a 2nd generation family-owned business, specializing in barns, fences and houses.

11/25/2025

Short term rental details ✨I am incredibly grateful to all of our team members and clients. This has been a journey, and I’m so proud of our team and the growth I’ve seen in all of them.

Thank you to our clients for the opportunity to serve you and your guests.

03/03/2021

With an experienced team of brush and spray painters, Fisher Painting also serves all your interior painting needs! Check out this beautiful farmhouse restoration recently completed by our team. www.fisherpaintingllc.com

02/23/2021

Spring is just around the corner! Do you have a barn that needs a little sprucing up? Give Fisher Painting a call today for all your painting needs.

12/29/2020

Are you or someone you know an experienced General Manager/Painter? Give us a call today!

12/23/2020

Wishing all our wonderful customers a very Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year! Thank you all for another wonderful year.

07/21/2020

Is there that much difference in the quality of paint?

High Quality vs. Low Quality

High-quality paint -- has more total solids (pigments plus resins) and fewer solvents than lower-quality paint. So, while the two may go on with the same thickness, when the solvents ev***rate, a high-quality paint leaves a thicker, tougher paint film.

Low-quality paint -- has fewer solids and more solvents. Once the solvents ev***rate, the thinner paint film left behind is less durable and does not cover as well. You will spend more time and money repainting to achieve the performance of a high-quality paint.

High-quality paint-- has better pigments, so it hides better -- The pigments in the high-quality paint on the left are smaller and purer, so they do a better job of filling in and blocking the color of the surface they’re applied over.

High-quality paint-- has better resins, so it sticks better and lasts longer -- The resins in the high-quality paint are smaller and better able to cling to each other and pe*****te the surface they are applied to. This means a stronger, longer-lasting paint film.

Fisher Painting uses the highest quality of products to produce a result that cannot be matched. Please give us a call at 717.687.8600 for all your painting needs.

07/20/2020

We are HIRING!

Fisher Painting LLC is a commercial painting company located in Bird In Hand, Pennsylvania. We take pride in our work, reputation, and employees. We are looking for reliable, hard-working, and honest employees. This is a full-time position with the potential to work over-time. We are looking for the following characteristics:

Experience in all phases of the painting process (prep, masking, brush, roll, spray, staining)

A positive attitude

Detail-oriented -- quality and precision-focused

People-oriented -- supportive and fairness-focused

Team-oriented -- cooperative and collaborative

We are looking for long term hires that meet these qualifications. If you are interested, please submit a resume with a good contact phone number and email to John Fisher at [email protected]

07/19/2020

How often should you paint?

Painting your barn, home, or commercial property is a good investment that extends the integrity and good looks of your property. Making sure your property has a fresh coat of paint is your property’s first defense against the elements, not to mention it is the first thing most guest and neighbors notice. Here are a few simple signs that will let you know your barn, home or commercial property needs a fresh coat of paint.

1. Fading paint – The darker hues tend to fade faster than paler shades. On the exterior of your property sun bleaching is quite common. Keep in mind fading on shady sides of the building might indicate a problem with either the v***r barrier, with water intrusion, or quite possibly both. Faded and mysterious stains might also be a indication of a water leak.

2. Flaking, bubbling or cracking paint – There can be many reasons for these signs of wear such as, strong sunlight, extreme humidity, harsh winters, violent storms, blowing sand and ocean breezes. A bigger concern with these signs of wear are that they often a sign of dry rot, wet rot, and or mold.

3. Because the paint color morphed – The last time you painted did you use a quality paint that can withstand UV rays, if not, UV rays can make your paint fade and at times transform to a very undesirable color.

4. If your house is new – a new home builder will most likely use the most cost-effective paint and provide only one coat. This paint is not the best protective layer of paint and you will want to upgrade to allow better protection of your investment as soon as you can.

5. Hardened caulk – Caulk is designed to expand and contract with the weather cycles. Over the years as caulk is exposed to extreme weather cycles it begins to lose its elasticity. If your caulk is hard and resistant when you push down on it, then it is time to replace caulk and paint.

6. Before paint chips or peels – if you are noticing wear on your paint it is best to nip it in the bud an begin painting before you see signs of chipping and peeling. This will eliminate the damage resulted from chipping or peeling paint and it will also minimize the need for preparatory work, which will hold cost down.

Overall keep in mind that most properties need to be painted every 7 to 10 years however, this is only a guideline as the area you live in will affect how your paint holds up, for example, do you live in area that has serve weather year round, do you have direct sunlight all day, do you live near the ocean, these and many other factors must be taken into consideration on how often you will need to apply a fresh coat of paint on your property.

Fisher Painting is ready to take care of all your painting needs. Please give us a call at 717.687.8600

04/22/2020

Fisher Painting understands there is much uncertainty with COVID-19 and it is an ever-changing situation. Here at Fisher Painting we want to keep contributing to our local communities the best way we know how and that is responding to all your painting needs. We have the staff and crews to respond to any emergency or project that you need addressed. We understand that during this crisis cash flow is a top concern however do not hesitate to call Fisher Painting as we have the ability to work within your budgetary numbers and will work hand in hand with you to accommodate all your needs. Fisher Painting is following all of Governor Wolf's current criteria and is adhering to the latest CDC guidelines to ensure that our employees and customers are under safe conditions.

06/18/2019

Just finished up with this beautiful barn, all ready for a wedding with a fresh coat of paint!

05/15/2019

We are HIRING! Fisher painting is looking for 2 experienced painters that have at least 3 years of painting experience. If interested or know anyone that would be perfect for the job please call John Fisher at
717-687-8600!

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Bird In Hand, PA
17505

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

(717) 687-8600

Website

http://www.fisherpaintingllc.com/

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Fisher Painting is a 2nd generation family-owned business, we have painted hundreds of farm buildings, homes, metal buildings and businesses throughout Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey.

We promise to deliver top quality work beginning with the preparation of all surfaces down to the last finishing coat.