A good stain is the difference between a wood fence that grays and splits in a few years and one that keeps its color and strength. Freedom Fencing stains fences and decks across North Metro Atlanta, on fences we built and fences we did not.
Oil-based stains penetrate the wood rather than sitting on the surface, which helps them resist peeling and protect against moisture and UV. Our blog covers the trade-offs between water-based and oil-based products in detail.
New pressure-treated wood needs time to dry before it will take stain well, and older fences need cleaning first. We will tell you when your fence is ready and what prep it needs.
Our Freedom Shield maintenance plans keep wood fences cleaned and resealed on a schedule, so the stain keeps doing its job year after year.
Once the wood has dried enough to absorb stain. It depends on the lumber and the weather, so we check the wood before scheduling.
Read: When should I stain my fence? →We generally recommend a quality oil-based stain for fences in our climate.
Read the comparison →Yes. We stain and seal both fences and decks.
Tell us about your fence and property. We’ll help you move toward the right next step.
