A Hershey crew with a funny name and a serious standard.
Where the name comes from
The hammer is for the work nobody sees: pulling nails, setting trim, scraping, the repairs that happen before a drop of paint goes on. The snake is for patience. The orange drip is the part you actually notice.
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HammerSnake Paints is a residential and commercial painting company based in Hershey, Pennsylvania, serving Central and South Central PA within about 100 miles. We do interior and exterior painting, cabinet refinishing, commercial painting and deck staining.
The standards we hold on every job
- Written estimates
- Every price is in writing, with the prep, surfaces and number of coats listed. No surprises on the invoice.
- Prep before paint
- Wash, scrape, sand, caulk and prime. If a surface isn't ready, we don't paint it.
- Quality paint
- Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore products chosen for each surface, not one bucket for everything.
- Daily cleanup
- Floors swept, tools put away, rooms usable at the end of every day we're there.
- Straight talk
- If we find rot, failing plaster or something we can't fix, you hear about it before we keep going.
- Written warranty
- A two-year written workmanship warranty on what we put on your house.
How does a job with us run?
You call or text, we set a time to come out, and you get a written estimate. If it works for you, we put you on the schedule and confirm the start date the week before.
On day one we walk the job with you, agree on colors and anything that needs special care, and get the protection down. Each day ends with cleanup. On the last day we walk it again together, and we don't pack up until you're happy with what you see.
Exterior jobs depend on weather. If rain or cold moves the schedule, we call you, not the other way around.
Tell us what needs painting. We'll come look.
Free written estimates across Hershey and Central PA. Call or text and you'll get a person, not a call center.