Fence Staining in Lubbock, TX

We recommend staining a new cedar fence within 3 months of when it's built. That protects the wood while it still has its fresh color, before sun and weather start to gray it.

Every 3 to 4 years. The West Texas sun, wind, and dry air are hard on wood, and regular restaining keeps the fence protected and looking good.

Yes. We stain wood fences all over Lubbock and the South Plains, no matter who installed them.

Yes. Weathered fences get cleaned and pressure washed first so the stain soaks into clean wood instead of sitting on top of dirt and gray fibers.

We spray. Before we start, we mask off anything that shouldn't get stain on it, like the house, concrete, and landscaping, to prevent overspray.

We use Wood Defender Transparent and Semi-Transparent Fence Stain & Seal, both penetrating, oil-based stains from Texas-based Wood Defender. Transparent shows off the most wood grain, while semi-transparent adds more color and UV protection. We'll help you choose the right one for your fence.

Cedar Tone, Leatherwood, and Oxford Brown. Cedar Tone is a warm orange-red, Leatherwood is a rustic medium brown, and Oxford Brown is a darker, richer brown.

Every fence is different, so we don't publish one-size-fits-all pricing. Cost depends mostly on the size of the fence and whether it needs cleaning first. We'll measure it and give you a detailed written proposal at no charge.