Fence Painting & Staining

Bare wood outside goes grey, checks and splits, and then it starts to rot — and the parts that go first are the bottoms of the boards, where sprinkler overspray and wet soil keep them damp. A good coat of paint or stain slows all of that down, as long as it goes on over clean, dry, sound wood. We wash the fence and let it dry, scrape and sand loose finish, replace boards that are too far gone, and then apply the paint or stain you choose, working it into the end grain and the bottom edges where protection matters most. We protect your plants, lawn and hardscape while we work, and we'll adjust any sprinkler heads that are spraying the fence so the new coat lasts.