Rodda Paint Co. Acquires Miller Paint Company
Rodda Paint Company, in partnership with Cloverdale Group of Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, announces the acquisition of Miller Paint Company, a prestigious employee-owned company (ESOP) with deep roots in the Pacific Northwest since 1890. The parties have been in negotiations with the Miller Paint team for several months and have reached an agreement that is fair to both parties.
"This is an exciting new chapter for both companies," said David Wolf, President and COO of Rodda Paint. "Together, we will celebrate Miller Paint's great history while combining resources to elevate our service offerings and strengthen our presence in the Pacific Northwest."
"Joining forces with Rodda Paint strengthens what Miller Paint stands for - quality, service, people and community - while opening the door to greater opportunities for our customers and employees," added Jason Palumbis, CEO and President of Miller Paint.
This merger will preserve the unique strengths of each company while increasing operational efficiencies and geographic reach. Together, both teams are committed to ensuring a smooth transition and building a better future by delivering the exceptional products and services that customers have trusted for generations.
2026-09-24
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