Protection That Pays for Itself
An unsealed wood fence in Florida grays out fast and starts absorbing water with every afternoon storm — and wet wood is where rot, warping, and mildew begin. Quality stain and sealer block UV fading and shed water, which is why a maintained fence can outlast a neglected one by years. Compared to the cost of replacing a fence early, staining is cheap insurance.
Every staining job starts with a proper wash and full drying time, so the stain actually penetrates instead of sitting on top of dirt and mildew. Then we apply a quality exterior stain suited to Florida sun.
Options
Transparent & Semi-Transparent
Show off the wood grain while adding UV and water protection.
Solid Color Stains
Rich, uniform color that hides weathering on older fences — like paint, but made to flex with wood.
Clear Sealers
Maximum natural look with water protection for newer fences.
Decks & Pergolas
The same protection for your other outdoor wood structures.
How It Works
Free on-site estimate
Andrew visits your property, measures, and walks through material and style options with you.
Written quote
You get a clear, itemized written estimate — no hidden fees, no pressure.
Permits & HOA
We help identify what your property needs and assist with the paperwork.
Install & walkthrough
Most residential jobs wrap in 1–3 days, finished with a final walkthrough together.
Staining FAQs
When can I stain a brand-new fence?
New pressure-treated lumber needs to dry out before stain will absorb — often a few weeks to a few months depending on the wood and weather. We'll check yours and tell you when it's ready.
How long does stain last in Florida?
Expect roughly 2–4 years from a quality stain here depending on sun exposure and the product type — solid stains generally last longer than transparent ones.
Can you bring a gray fence back?
Usually, yes. A proper wash removes the gray weathered layer and mildew, and a semi-transparent or solid stain restores rich color.