Fence Staining

What this involves.

Fence staining keeps wood from drying out, graying, and warping, and even color depends on clean, dry boards before the stain goes on. We clean the fence to remove dirt, mildew, and old finish, let it dry, and address rough or splintered spots so the stain takes evenly. Then we apply stain to pickets, rails, and posts so it penetrates the wood and shows the grain, working section by section for consistent coverage on both visible faces. Whether the fence is new, weathered, or overdue, we make sure the color stays uniform and the wood is protected from the weather.

• Cleaning the fence to remove dirt, mildew, and old finish
• Letting the wood dry so the stain penetrates properly
• Smoothing rough or splintered areas for even absorption
• Applying stain to pickets, rails, and posts for consistent color
• Coating both visible faces so the fence looks finished all around
• Working section by section to keep coverage even across the run
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough to confirm uniform color and coverage