Fence cleaning, sealing and staining.

Clean it, then protect it so it lasts.

Clean white fence beside trees

Fences take a beating outside.

Sun, rain and shade turn a fence gray, green and blotchy. A cleaning gets the algae and dirt off. Sealing or staining after a cleaning helps protect the wood and brings the color back.

Tell us what kind of fence you have and roughly how long it is, and send photos. We will give you a free estimate for cleaning, or for cleaning plus sealing or staining.

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Clean white fence beside trees

Clean. Seal. Stain.

Three jobs that work on their own or together.

Clean

Removes algae, mildew and dirt so the fence looks like itself again.

Seal

A sealer helps protect wood from water and sun after it has been cleaned.

Stain

Stain adds color and protection and evens out a blotchy fence.

Wash first. Finish after.

Sealer and stain only work on clean, dry wood. So the fence is cleaned first, given time to dry, and then finished if you want that.

Cleaning on its own is fine too. Tell us what you are after and send a photo of the fence.

Common questions

Yes. Stain and sealer go on clean, dry wood, so the fence is cleaned first.

It depends on the weather and the wood. We will tell you how long to expect when we see the fence.

Yes. Cleaning on its own is fine. Sealing or staining is the step that protects it.

Yes. Vinyl and painted fences clean up well, and algae comes off easily.

Ready for a fence that looks good again?

Text or call, and send a few photos if you can. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Magnolia and the rest of Montgomery County and surrounding areas.