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Lehman Painting turns one hundred this year and nowhere on the internet says so.

Lehman Painting, LLC has been painting for Wayne and Holmes counties since 1926, four generations of the same family, residential, commercial and industrial. That is a hundred years in 2026. A hundred years is the single best thing this business owns and there is not one page anywhere that leads with it. This page is not their website. It is a demonstration of what a page written for a hundred year old painting firm would look like instead. To reach the actual business, ring (234) 286-5443.

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Straight off their own listing

Residential, commercial and industrial, and the same three words everywhere.

The description Lehman Painting has on file reads: for four generations Lehman Painting has been providing quality painting service to all of Wayne and Holmes counties, whether it be residential, commercial or industrial, with free estimates for any type of job, ceilings or walls, brushwork, rollers and spraying, and membership of the Home Builders Association. That is about sixty words and it is the entire online presence of a hundred year old company. The six blocks below take those sixty words and show what they look like when somebody gives them room. The wording underneath is ours. Ring (234) 286-5443.

Interior Painting, Ceilings and Walls

Ceilings or walls is written into their own description, and the ceiling is the part that separates a painter from somebody with a roller. Cut lines, coverage on a repaint over a dark color, and how a room is put back afterwards are what a hundred years of doing this buys you. Free estimates on any type of job, in their own words.

Exterior Painting

Wayne County weather is the whole argument for using somebody who has painted through it since 1926. Prep is most of an exterior job and it is the part nobody photographs, which is exactly why a firm with four generations behind it should be the one explaining it. Ring and ask what they do about prep, because the answer tells you a lot.

Commercial Painting

Named in their own description alongside residential. Commercial work is a different job, mostly because of scheduling. Offices, storefronts and units usually have to be painted around people working, which means evenings, weekends and a crew that turns up when it said it would. That is a reference question, so ask for one.

Industrial Painting

The third word in their own description and the one that quietly says the most. Industrial coatings, plant work and structures are not a job a general handyman takes on. A painting firm that has been listing industrial work for four generations in a county full of manufacturing has done things most residential painters have never seen.

Brushwork, Rollers and Spraying

All three are written into their own listing and it is worth knowing why that matters. Spraying is fast and flat and right for large or awkward surfaces. Brushwork is right for trim, sash and anything that needs a line. A painter who only owns one method will recommend that method for everything. This one lists all three.

Lead Safe Certified Work

Lehman Painting appears on the Lead Safe List as a Lead Safe Certified contractor for Wayne County. This matters and almost nobody advertises it. Any home built before 1978 can have lead paint under what you see, and disturbing it without the right procedure is a genuine hazard, especially with small children in the house. If your house is old, ask about this by name.

Finished work

A hundred years of painted houses and not one photograph online.

Painting is bought with the eyes, the same as cleaning. Somebody choosing a painter wants to see a finished room, a straight line at the ceiling, a front door that looks right. Lehman Painting has a century of finished work behind it and there is no gallery anywhere, because the only link a directory hands a customer is a Facebook profile. Every image below is stock, standing in for photographs a crew could take on their phones in a fortnight of ordinary jobs. Ring (234) 286-5443.

A century of finished rooms and no gallery to show them in

Exteriors, prepped for Wayne County weather

Commercial work, painted around the people who work there

Industrial coatings and plant work

Brushwork, rollers and spraying, all three listed

Four generations across Wayne and Holmes counties

Lead Safe Certified, which matters on any house before 1978

How it works

How to actually get an estimate out of them.

Ring (234) 286-5443

That is the number on the Yahoo Local record and it is the one to use. There is a second number, 330-201-3556, floating around on other listings, which is its own small problem. Free estimates for any type of job is their own published line, so asking for one is not an imposition.

Or email slehman@sssnet.com

That address is published on their own directory record. Email is useful for a painting job specifically, because you can attach photographs of the rooms or the exterior, and a painter can tell more from four photographs than from ten minutes of description on the phone.

Say residential, commercial or industrial, and inside or out

Those are their own three categories. Then say roughly how many rooms or how much elevation, what is on the walls now, and whether anything needs repair before paint. Prep is most of the cost on most jobs and it is the thing that makes estimates differ wildly between painters.

If the house is older than 1978, say so

Lehman Painting is listed as Lead Safe Certified for Wayne County, and that is the reason to mention the age of the house up front. Lead paint under later coats is common in older Wooster housing stock, and the right procedure is different work. Bring it up rather than waiting to be asked.

About us

Two addresses, a personal Facebook profile and a link to a domain broker.

Here is what a customer actually finds today, and none of it is the hundred years. The Yahoo Local record for Lehman Painting publishes its Website as facebook.com slash aaron.lehman.99681, which is a personal Facebook profile rather than a business page. The same record publishes its Twitter as twitter.com slash afternic, and Afternic is a domain brokerage with no connection to this business whatsoever. So the two links a directory hands a potential customer are somebody's personal profile and a company that sells domain names. The address is split too. The Better Business Bureau has 803 E Highland Ave, Wooster, and Yelp has 930 Quinby Ave, Wooster. Both are live, both are indexed, and search engines treat a business with two addresses as less certain than a business with one, which is a quiet ranking cost nobody sends you a bill for. There is also a typo in the description itself, whether is be residential, which has been sitting there long enough to be copied onto several other directories word for word. None of this is a comment on the painting. Four generations, a start date of 1926, Home Builders Association membership and a Lead Safe certification is a serious record, and the reason to fix any of this is that right now nothing online reflects it. A hundredth year is the sort of thing a local paper will write about for free if there is a page to point at. There is no page to point at.

■Painting Wayne and Holmes counties since 1926, four generations

■Residential, commercial and industrial work

■Ceilings and walls, brushwork, rollers and spraying

■Lead Safe Certified contractor, Wayne County

■Member of the Home Builders Association

■Free estimates for any type of job

■Wooster, Ohio, Wayne County

Hours

MondayCrews out, ring for an estimate

TuesdayCrews out, ring for an estimate

WednesdayCrews out, ring for an estimate

ThursdayCrews out, ring for an estimate

FridayCrews out, ring for an estimate

SaturdayBy arrangement

SundayClosed

Straight answer about where these hours come from. Lehman Painting publishes no opening hours anywhere. Not on the Yahoo Local record, not on the BBB profile, not on Yelp, not anywhere found. The rows above describe how a painting contractor actually works rather than a schedule anybody has printed, and they are labelled that way deliberately. That is normal for a trade where the crew is on somebody's ladder rather than behind a desk, but it does mean that a customer who wants to know whether anyone will pick up at four on a Friday has nowhere to look. Ring (234) 286-5443 and ask when they can come and price the job. Publishing real hours somewhere you own, even hours that say ring and leave a message, is the cheapest fix on this entire page.

Find us

Wooster, OH 44691, Wayne County

This one needs saying plainly, because it is the fixable problem. Two addresses are live online for this business right now. The Better Business Bureau profile carries 803 E Highland Ave, Wooster, OH 44691-1739. The Yelp listing carries 930 Quinby Ave, Wooster. Both are indexed and neither has been corrected. Whichever one is right, the other one is costing local search ranking, because a business that appears at two addresses looks less settled to a search engine than a business that appears at one. Picking the correct address and putting it on a page you own is the first move. Ring (234) 286-5443 or email slehman@sssnet.com.

(234) 286-5443

Get in touch

Tell them what needs painting.

Residential, commercial or industrial, inside or out, roughly how much, and whether the house is older than 1978. That is enough for a free estimate, and free estimates for any type of job is their own published line. Ringing (234) 286-5443 is still the fastest route, and this form is here for the people who would rather type it out at nine at night with a few photographs attached.