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Get an estimate for a project like thisFence Staining in Amarillo, Lubbock & DFW
We prep and stain fences for an even, rich color that protects the wood and lifts your whole yard's appearance.
What's Included
- ✓ Cleaning and prep
- ✓ Spray or brush application
- ✓ Even, consistent coverage
- ✓ Weather-protective sealing
How our fence staining process works
Measure and inspect
We measure the run, check for damaged pickets, and confirm one side or two.
Clean the wood
Gray, dirty, or mildewed wood is washed and left to dry.
Mask and protect
Concrete, plants, and nearby surfaces are covered.
Stain
Stain is applied evenly and worked into the grain.
Clean up
Masking comes off and the area is left tidy.
Why stain a fence at all
Bare cedar and pine fences gray within a year or two in full sun. Beyond looks, unprotected pickets dry out, cup, and crack, and wood near sprinklers takes on water. Stain slows all of that down and keeps the fence looking like the day it went up.
Because a fence is so visible, even color matters. We prep the wood, protect the surrounding concrete, plants, and house, and keep a wet edge so there are no lap marks or blotchy sections.
Spraying, brushing, and getting even coverage
Spraying puts stain on quickly and reaches between pickets, but stain that is only sprayed can sit on the surface. Back-brushing works it into the grain for better penetration and a more uniform finish. Masking and wind matter as much as technique: on a windy day, overspray travels, so we plan the work around conditions.
What affects the cost of fence staining
Linear footage and fence height set the price, along with whether one side or both are being stained. Weathered fences need washing first, and loose or broken pickets are best replaced before staining so the repair blends in. Stain type matters as well, since more pigmented stains protect longer.
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Get an estimate for a project like thisFence Staining FAQ
Spray or brush?
We choose based on fence condition and finish goals; both deliver even coverage.
How long should a new fence dry before staining?
New wood usually needs a few weeks to dry, depending on the lumber and the weather. Staining too early traps moisture and gives a blotchy result.
Can a gray, weathered fence be restored?
Usually. Washing removes the gray surface fibers and brings back much of the wood's color before stain is applied. Badly cracked or rotted pickets should be replaced.
Do you stain both sides of the fence?
We can do one side or both. Staining both protects the wood better; your neighbor's side depends on their access and agreement.
Fence Staining Near You
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