Fence Staining

What This Service Involves

A wood fence is a big investment that weathers fast when left bare in our rainy climate. We clean off dirt and mildew, let the pickets dry, and apply a stain that penetrates to repel water and block UV fading. Cedar and pressure-treated fences both benefit, and semi-transparent tones keep the natural look while adding years of life. Staining both sides and the posts gives the most complete protection.

Benefits

Moisture- and mildew-resistant protection for wood pickets; UV-blocking color that slows graying and fading; cleaned surfaces for better stain penetration; options that preserve cedar's natural warmth; longer fence life and consistent curb appeal

Our Process

1) Wash away dirt, mildew, and debris from the boards; 2) Allow the wood to dry and address loose pickets; 3) Spray or brush stain evenly across pickets and posts; 4) Back-brush for even absorption and check both sides

What Affects the Cost

Linear footage and height of the fence; one-sided versus two-sided staining; wood type and weathered condition; stain opacity and number of coats; cleaning and minor repairs beforehand

Best Time of Year

Plan fence staining for the drier summer months when the wood can fully dry before and after application.