Deck and Fence Staining

We stain decks and fences to protect the wood and keep them looking good for years. Most of our work in Spring is on cedar and pressure-treated lumber that takes a beating from sun and rain. We prep the surface properly, which means cleaning, sanding where needed, and letting everything dry before we stain. That prep work is what separates a job that lasts from one that peels.

Spring's humidity and heat mean wood can fail fast without the right finish. We use exterior-grade stains rated for Texas weather and apply them when conditions are dry, usually in fall or early spring. We don't stain in peak summer heat or right before rain. Fences take one coat, decks usually take two depending on traffic and sun exposure. The whole job typically takes two to three days depending on size.

You get a deck or fence that's protected from rot and UV damage, with color that doesn't fade as fast as cheaper stains. The wood stays easier to clean and maintain. Most customers see their stain hold up for four to six years before needing a refresh, depending on how much sun and foot traffic the surface gets.