Hadley Brothers Painting, Ogden, Utah and Driggs, Idaho

Hadley Brothers Working Throughout Region

With offices in both Utah and Idaho, Hadley Brothers Painting has forged a reputation as a solid painting contractor with the ability to complete jobs with tight timelines and stringent requirements. The company is also well-traveled, with job locations from Jackson, Wyoming, to Las Vegas.

Started in 1982 by brothers Brent and Cliff Hadley, the company has grown significantly from its early roots. Brent Hadley said they started working with their step-father Floyd Lloyd (who was working for Edward Anderson Painting) in the late 60's, back when it was "tough to find a job."

"I couldn't really find a job - it was hard to get work then," he added. So they went through apprenticeship training, starting learning the ropes, and by the early 80's the brothers were ready to set out on their own.

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The company has been the painting contractor for several prominent projects, including the original McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden, as well as the new McKay-Dee Hospital in 2000. Hadley Brothers also recently completed jobs within Zions Tower in downtown Salt Lake, as well as a 600,000 square foot manufacturing facility for International Gaming Technology (IGT) in Las Vegas, a company that makes slot machines and other casino-related items.

"That's been a challenging project because we're working 38 feet in the air, painting structural steel, duct work and piping," Hadley said.

The firm has also been doing work for Big-D Signature Homes in the Jackson, Wyoming, area.

"They're very interesting projects," said Brent Hadley. "These homes are put together out of old wood, and we do the windows. We pre-finish the windows in our shop (a 9,000 square foot facility in Driggs), along with doors, trim and siding. It's good work."