Staining & power washing
Bring a gray fence back
Clean off mildew and pollen, then protect the wood with the right stain for your neighborhood.
Why stain
Shade and humidity are hard on wood
Under heavy tree cover, fences stay damp longer, and mildew, algae, and spring pollen settle into the grain. Power washing at the right pressure lifts it off without furring the wood, and a quality penetrating stain slows the graying and helps the boards shed water.
We match HOA-specified colors, and in The Woodlands we work from the Township's pre-approved transparent and semi-transparent stains unless you have approval for something else.
The process
How we do it
1. Inspect
We check for loose boards and failing posts first, so you're not staining a fence that needs repair.
2. Wash
Controlled-pressure washing to clean without damaging the wood.
3. Dry
Stain goes on only once the wood is dry enough to absorb it.
4. Stain
Even coverage with plants, slabs, and the house protected.
Questions
Common questions
Which stains are allowed in The Woodlands?
Under the Township’s standards, wood may weather naturally, and transparent and semi-transparent stains on the Township’s list are pre-approved. Paint and solid-color stains need approval first.
How soon can a new fence be stained?
New wood needs time to dry before it takes stain well. We’ll tell you when your fence is ready.
How often should I restain?
It depends on sun, shade, and sprinklers. Many fences here benefit from a fresh coat every few years.
Ready for a Free Estimate?
Call or text us, or book online. We'll walk your property and send a straight, written quote.