Fence and deck painting
Fence painting
Over time, fences can become dull and faded, making your property look less attractive. Our expert team of painters can give your fence a new lease on life by using the latest techniques and high-quality paints that will leave your fence looking stunning for years to come.
Deck painting
Transform your worn-out deck into a stunning outdoor living space with our professional deck painting service. A freshly painted deck not only enhances the overall look of your property but also protects it from the damaging effects of weather and wear.
Why choose our service?
Frequently Asked Questions
We have provided answers to the top-8 questions we get asked by our customers. If you didn’t find the answer you were looking for, please feel free to pick up the phone and give us call.
- Scraping: We will start by removing any dirt and chipped paint.
- Power wash: After scraping the wood, we will power wash it to remove any debris.
- Sanding: With the help of a sander, we create a smooth surface to continue with the next step.
- Paint / Stain: Our experts will finish the process by applying paint or stain to the wood surface.
Unfortunately, we only offer our painting services for wood fences and decks.
If the surface is properly prepared, it can take more time to be completed. The staining process for itself can be completed in a couple of hours in the right circumstances.
Typically, quality deck staining can last up to three years. Therefore, if your deck is in good condition, it should be refinished every two to three years.
- Removing any debris such as leaves and other vegetation is necessary because they are intended to rot when the weather turns cold resulting in deck deterioration.
- Scrub your wooden deck to get all the dust off your deck.
- Apply a waterproof top coat for protection and that’s it!
The cleaning product used on the deck must be gentle with the wood surface to effectively remove dirt and grime. You can use liquid dish soap, oxygen bleach, or a pressure washing machine.
Of course not! They both are completely different. While deck paint is formulated to adapt itself to moisture changes, house paint is formulated to receive a large amount of UV exposure.
There are many things to consider to set a price which includes: cost per square foot, type of paint used, conditions of the surface, the number of coats, and more. If you need an urgent quotation, don’t hesitate to contact us.