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Fence Staining Denton TX
PROFESSIONAL FENCE STAINING SERVICES
When it comes to improving your home's curb appeal, there is no better way than to stain your fence. It not only instantly refreshes the appearance of your home, but it can also help extend the life of your fence. Staining your fence is a great option if you want to update your outdoor space but don't want to paint the entire exterior of your home.
THE BENEFITS OF FENCE STAINING
Aside from aesthetics, there is one major reason to consider painting or staining your fence. When you apply a finish to the wood, such as paint or stain, it helps to protect it from the elements. When exposed to water and direct sunlight, untreated wood can deteriorate much faster than usual, and some types of wood can even turn gray. When moisture gets in, wood can warp, twist, and crack as it reacts to the water. Sunlight degrades wood over time, and when combined with moisture, it can cause it to rot. This is why it is critical to apply a finish—this is what helps to form a protective barrier.
When it comes to finishing your wood fence, you have two options: paint or stain. Paint provides the best level of wood protection. It is the most effective at helping to protect the wood from moisture and sunlight, and it can last up to 10 years in some cases.
Staining is popular because it emphasizes the natural grain of the wood. Stain works by soaking deep into the wood and filling gaps that would otherwise soak up moisture. It is moisture resistant, but it is not as effective as paint. You won't get much UV protection (sunlight protection), so you'll have to reapply it more frequently than paint. If you choose to stain, you should re-stain it every 2-4 years.
OUR FENCE STAINING CONTRACTORS
It's not as simple as slapping a new coat of stain on top of an old one when it comes to staining a fence. If you want a long-lasting, smooth finish, some preparation is required. To begin, the fence must be power washed to ensure that it is clean. Lay down drop sheets to protect the surrounding area before proceeding.
The stain application process varies depending on the type of fence and paint. All areas with loose or peeling paint on a wood fence must be scraped, sanded, and primed. Metal fencing should also be cleaned with a wire brush. Metal fencing should then be primed with an oxide or rust-inhibiting primer, whereas wood fences should be primed with a standard exterior primer.
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Our staining contractors ensure that your fence is restored, refinished, and re-stained with the utmost care. Give our fence company a call if you need assistance painting your fence!
PROFESSIONAL FENCE STAINING SERVICES
When it comes to improving your home's curb appeal, there is no better way than to stain your fence. It not only instantly refreshes the appearance of your home, but it can also help extend the life of your fence. Staining your fence is a great option if you want to update your outdoor space but don't want to paint the entire exterior of your home.
THE BENEFITS OF FENCE STAINING
Aside from aesthetics, there is one major reason to consider painting or staining your fence. When you apply a finish to the wood, such as paint or stain, it helps to protect it from the elements. When exposed to water and direct sunlight, untreated wood can deteriorate much faster than usual, and some types of wood can even turn gray. When moisture gets in, wood can warp, twist, and crack as it reacts to the water. Sunlight degrades wood over time, and when combined with moisture, it can cause it to rot. This is why it is critical to apply a finish—this is what helps to form a protective barrier.
When it comes to finishing your wood fence, you have two options: paint or stain. Paint provides the best level of wood protection. It is the most effective at helping to protect the wood from moisture and sunlight, and it can last up to 10 years in some cases.
Staining is popular because it emphasizes the natural grain of the wood. Stain works by soaking deep into the wood and filling gaps that would otherwise soak up moisture. It is moisture resistant, but it is not as effective as paint. You won't get much UV protection (sunlight protection), so you'll have to reapply it more frequently than paint. If you choose to stain, you should re-stain it every 2-4 years.
OUR FENCE STAINING CONTRACTORS
It's not as simple as slapping a new coat of stain on top of an old one when it comes to staining a fence. If you want a long-lasting, smooth finish, some preparation is required. To begin, the fence must be power washed to ensure that it is clean. Lay down drop sheets to protect the surrounding area before proceeding.
The stain application process varies depending on the type of fence and paint. All areas with loose or peeling paint on a wood fence must be scraped, sanded, and primed. Metal fencing should also be cleaned with a wire brush. Metal fencing should then be primed with an oxide or rust-inhibiting primer, whereas wood fences should be primed with a standard exterior primer.
GET IN TOUCH
Our staining contractors ensure that your fence is restored, refinished, and re-stained with the utmost care. Give our fence company a call if you need assistance painting your fence!