"I would recommend
Ridings without hesitation
to anyone considering
a painting project." - Gregory
 

Ridings has spent several years interacting personally with a number of different local and national professional associations. By being connected to these associations, we are currently staying up to date on all the newest industry standards and technologies so that we can provide "quality...promised and delivered" to better service our customers.

Painting and Decoration Contractors of America (PDCA)
The PDCA is a full-service national trade association representing over 3,100 companies engaged in all sectors of the coatings application industry. Ridings uses the PDCA Standards in our proposals and contracts to help improve communication between ourselves and the client, to assist in ensuring quality, and to create a basis for evaluating the job’s requirements.

PDCA is developing industry standards, industry-specific publications and programs essential to the success of your business. From business management publications, to training and reference videos, to health and safety manuals, we are continually providing the resources you need to manage a successful painting company. PDCA Standards benefit the painting and decorating industry and the entire construction and design community.

The National Association of Home Builders
National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Remodelors Council promotes professionalism within the remodeling industry. This is a commitment to responsible business practices, quality construction, and reliable customer service. We attend the local chapter meeting several times a year to share experiences.

Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties (MBA)
The MBA is the second largest local home builders association in the United States. They represent home builders, remodelers, and many occupations and services connected to the building industry.

Construction Industry Training Council of Washington
CITC is a non-profit construction training school that offers open enrollment craft training and Washington State-approved apprenticeship programs.