Hi, I’m Brian, the owner of Poppin’ Colors Painting

I’ve always enjoyed building things—from businesses and teams to relationships with customers. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to own and operate multiple businesses in various industries, giving me firsthand experience in sales, customer service, hiring, operations, and what it takes to build a company that people can trust.

Through those experiences, I also began noticing a bigger opportunity in the home-service industry.

Too often, the customer experience can feel like an afterthought. Communication can be inconsistent, expectations aren’t always clear, schedules change, and the quality of the finished product doesn’t always match what the customer was promised. I saw those frustrations firsthand—and I realized there was an opportunity to build something different.

That’s where Poppin’ Colors was born.

I wanted to create a painting company built around the things customers actually care about: clear communication, dependable service, professional workmanship, honest expectations, and results we’re proud to put our name on.

Our name might be fun. Our approach is serious.

Whether you’re refreshing a single room, transforming your kitchen cabinets, giving your home’s exterior a completely new look, or tackling a larger painting project, our goal is simple: do what we say, do it right, and leave your home looking better than we found it.

Building businesses in different markets has taught me that reputation is everything. Every project is an opportunity to earn a customer’s trust, and every finished job represents the Poppin’ Colors name.

We’re not trying to reinvent painting. We’re trying to raise the standard for what customers should expect from a painting company.

From the first conversation to the final walkthrough, we want the experience to be straightforward, professional, and—dare I say—a little more enjoyable.

Thanks for considering Poppin’ Colors. We’d love the opportunity to earn your business and become the company you call the next time your home needs a little color.

— Brian Mifflin Jr.