Stain and seal
Protect Your Home
Wood is a building material that doesn’t go out of style. Fences, decks, and houses, all of them look just beautiful; wood gives a cozy vibe that makes us feel more comfortable, but the time passes, and it leaves its print on these pieces of our home, damaging them, staining is the best way to protect and take care of these unique spaces.
The stain can protect them from oxidization, U.V. rays, mold, and mildew growth, virtually eliminating all warping chances as your fence ages.
Deck Stain & Seal
A significant part of building a deck is staining and sealing to finish. Bring out that beautiful wood texture by enhancing the color with a wood stain. A good seal will protect your decking from the elements and rotting.
Whether your deck is brand new or needs a refreshing coat, our company can serve you.
If your deck is older, it may have a weathered gray appearance. In this case, you may consider deck bleaching. Bleaching the wood will bring back the look of the original wood. Once your deck is back to its actual color, you will want to stain it to prevent the grayed-out color from returning.
Staining can be achieved with a brush or a sprayer to lengthen the life of your wood. You have free reign to choose the color of stain you would like applied. We have countless rich and beautiful colors to choose from.
Exterior Wood Stain
Who does not want to live in a clean, beautiful, and pleasant place? Well, this means that you have to take care of the house, in the same way, that you take a shower, brush your teeth and organize your hair, you should do it with your house, clean the floor, the windows, make your bed, are the basic steps, you will need to take care of the big surfaces, repaint the exterior, pressure wash the driveway and fences and also stain them.
- Your Home’s Wooden Features, The Way You Want Them.
- Stain and Seal Services to Help Your Fences, Decks, Pergolas, And House Accents Look Their Best for Even Longer.
- Exterior wood sealers add a translucent coating to wood and other surfaces to repel water and help prevent rotting, cracking, or shrinking.