PDCA National Awards

Every year, PDCA recognizes outstanding achievement in the areas of completed painting projects in all sectors of our industry, Company Workplace Safety and Craftsmanship. National award winner recognition is a tremendous honor and acknowledges a strong committment to excellence. PDCA also recognizes individuals whose personal involvement, work and commitment advances our industry and benefits the many. We're excited to congratulate this year's winners and very proud of their accomplishments.

The Picture it Painted Professionally Awards

The PIPP Awards, the very first national awards to honor the very best of the painting Industry is PDCA’s way of paying tribute to the work you do as a professional painting and decorating contractor. It’s our way of saying, “Great job!” PIPPs National recognition for a company's best work also honors craftsmen by showcasing their stellar work among their industry peers from across the nation. 

2009 PIPP Awards Entry Form

2009 PIPP Judging Criteria

2008 PIPP Award Winners

PDCA Safety Achievement Awards

The PDCA Insurance, Safety and Loss Control Committee established the Safety Achievement Awards in 1995 to recognize the efforts of member companies who have made a commitment to safety in the workplace by demonstrating and providing evidence of their success in controlling accidents and losses within their companies.

2009 Safety Achievement Awards Entry Form

2008 Award Winners 

L.E. Travis, Jr. PDCA Craftsman of the Year Award

The L.E. Travis, Jr. PDCA Craftsman of the Year Award recognizes the finest painting and decorating craftsmen, based on nominations by PDCA member contractor-owners.

PDCA honors up to six (6) individuals each year who demonstrate through their work the highest standards of painting and decorating craftsmanship. Although the terms "Craftsman" and "Craftsmanship" appear to be gender specific, there is no intention whatsoever for that to be the case. To the contrary, these PDCA awards are designed to recognize the most highly skilled painters in the "world," irrespective of gender, age, national origin, or any other qualification aside from those set forth.

The selection of the terms "Craftsman" and "Craftsmanship" were selected based exclusively on the thoroughly ingrained nature of the terms and their globally recognized meaning and connotation.

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2009 Award Nomination Form

2008 Winners

2008 Richard Liddeke Distinguished Service Award Winner

2008 Al Quilici Outstanding Member Award Winner

2008 National Associate of the Year Award Winner

2008 Humanitarian Award Winner

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