Why should I stain my fence?

Staining your fence protects it from heavy organic growth, rot, deterioration, U.V. damage, and minimizes the chances of warping. By using a good quality stain and seal, you will save big in the long run.

Yes! We will use our premium three step restoration process to revive your wood. With proper restoration and preparation of the wood, we can help protect the wood and get the desired look for your fence.

All Stain and Seal Experts Fence and Deck stains have a two year warranty. The warranty which comes with all of our stains has been tested and is based on extreme climates like Florida, where some of the highest humidity and U.V. ray measurements have been recorded. We offer a maintenance plan that will will increase the life of your fence for over a decade.

Cedar and Cypress boards in most cases are not treated, however the pressure treated pine is, which is most common here in East Tennessee. The treated lumber of today is simply not as good as it used to be. We are seeing a huge increase of lumber that does not hold up to the elements. Your new treated pine fence or deck will crack, warp, turn gray, and twist. It is more important now than ever to protect your wood. A good oil-based stain and seal will stop problems now and save you money in the long run!

We have found for fences two to three months is the best time for protection. With decks you get a more optimal look if you wait 6-8 months after installation.

Absolutely! If left unstained, the wood will turn antique grey. The grey indicates your fence is developing heavy organic growth and is in the beggining stages rot. The optimal time to stain and seal a new fence is about 2-3 months after installation.