Fence Staining: Protecting and Beautifying Your Wood Fence
Staining provides a barrier against harsh weather conditions, shielding the wood from moisture which can lead to rot, warping, and decay.
What is Fence Staining?
Fence staining involves applying a protective coating to wooden fences to shield them from environmental damage. It creates a barrier that prevents moisture penetration, UV damage, and other harmful elements that can degrade wood over time, while also enhancing the natural colors and grain of the wood.
Benefits of Fence Staining
Comprehensive Protection
Moisture Resistance: Prevents water from seeping into wood fibers, stopping rot and decay.
UV Protection: Shields wood from sun damage and color fading.
Pest Deterrence: Some stains will also help prevent insect infestations.
Longevity and Appearance
Extends Fence Lifespan: Staining can significantly increase the lifespan of your fence.
Maintains Aesthetic Appeal: Preserves the natural wood grain and color while enhancing your property's curb appeal.
Prevents Warping and Cracking: Reduces wood's tendency to swell and shrink with weather changes.
Our Fence Staining Services Include:
Assessment of the area to be stained to determine the best approach.
Thorough cleaning of the fence to remove dirt, debris, and mildew.
Pre-treating any stubborn stains or problem areas.
Careful application of high-quality stain.
Ensuring even coverage and penetration for optimal protection.
Cleanup of the work area.
Types of Fence Stain
We offer a variety of stain options to meet your aesthetic preferences and protection needs:
Oil-Based Stains
Offer excellent penetration and protection.
Provide a rich, natural look.
Typically longer-lasting.
Water-Based Stains
Environmentally friendly.
Easy to clean up.
Offer good color retention.
The Staining Application Process
Surface Preparation: Thoroughly clean the fence and allow it to dry completely. (Drying period varies depending on weather conditions.)
Timing: For NEW fences, we recommend waiting 4-8 weeks after installation for new wood (12 weeks for pressure-treated wood) before staining.
Application: We carefully apply the stain using professional-grade equipment, ensuring even coverage.
Drying: Allow proper drying time based on the stain type before exposure to moisture.
When to Stain Your Fence
New Installations: 4-8 weeks for new wood, 12 weeks for pressure-treated wood.
Existing Surfaces: Every few years, or when the fence shows signs of wear.
Signs of Wear: When wood shows signs of fading, discoloration, or moisture damage.
Wood Sealant: Protecting Your Wooden Surfaces
Wood sealant is a crucial solution for maintaining the beauty, durability, and longevity of your wooden surfaces, from fences and decks to outdoor furniture.
What is Wood Sealant?
Wood sealant is a protective coating applied to wooden surfaces to shield them from environmental damage. It creates a barrier that prevents moisture penetration, UV damage, and other harmful elements that can degrade wood over time, as well as enhance the deep, natural colors of the wood.
Benefits of Wood Sealant
Comprehensive Protection
Moisture Resistance: Prevents water from seeping into wood fibers, stopping rot and decay.
UV Protection: Shields wood from sun damage and color fading.
Pest Deterrence: Some sealants will also help prevent insect infestations.
Longevity and Appearance
Extends Fence Lifespan: Can increase wood surface durability from 5-10 years to 15-20 years.
Maintains Aesthetic Appeal: Preserves the natural wood grain and color.
Prevents Warping and Cracking: Reduces wood's tendency to swell and shrink with weather changes.
Types of Wood Sealants
We offer two primary sealant types:
Oil-Based Sealants:
Thicker consistency
Longer drying time (24 hours)
Provides deeper protection
Water-Based Sealants:
Faster drying (4 hours)
Lighter application
Easier cleanup
The Sealant Application Process
Surface Preparation: Thoroughly clean and dry the wooden surface. (The drying period lasts between 24-48 hours.)
Timing: For NEW fences, wait 4-8 weeks after installation for new wood (12 weeks for pressure-treated wood).
Application: We carefully apply sealant using professional-grade equipment.
Drying: Allow proper drying time based on sealant type before .
Pro Tip: We recommend sealing both sides of wooden surfaces for maximum protection.
When to Seal
New Installations: 4-8 weeks for new wood, 12 weeks for pressure-treated wood.
Existing Surfaces: Every 2-3 years.
Signs of Wear: When wood shows signs of fading or moisture damage.