Fences we stain and paint
Your fence is one of the first things people see, and it takes direct sun on one side and snow piled against it in winter. We stain and paint:
- Cedar, pine and other wood privacy fences
- Picket and decorative fences
- Gates, posts and rails
- Wood fences that were painted before and need a fresh coat
Our fence staining process
- Look it over. We check for loose boards, leaning posts and old coating that is peeling.
- Clean the wood. Dirt, mildew and weathered fibers are cleaned off so stain can soak in.
- Protect what is nearby. Plants, siding, concrete and anything along the fence line get covered.
- Apply the coating. Stain or paint goes on evenly, including the tops of boards, rails and posts where water sits.
- Final check. We walk the fence line with you and clean up.
Signs your fence needs a new coat
Gray, faded boards, wood that looks dry or cracked, mildew in shaded areas and water that soaks in right away are all signs. Recoating before the wood starts to split saves you from replacing boards.
Matching your fence to your home
A fence color should work with your siding, trim and landscaping. We can test a stain color on a section before doing the whole run. See our color consultation.
Fence staining around Millcreek
We stain and paint fences in Millcreek, Murray, Holladay, Sandy, Draper and across our service areas. Many customers pair it with deck staining or exterior painting. Ask for a free estimate.