
Fence Staining and Sealing in Fulshear
Locally owned and operated.
Wood fence staining and sealing for homes and businesses. In business for over a decade.
Locally owned and operated · Insured · Free on-site estimates
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What staining and sealing do
In general, stain changes the color and look of the wood, and a sealer is a finish meant to slow how quickly wood takes on water. Many products do both.
Around Fulshear, a wood fence goes through long, hot summers, strong sun, humidity and heavy rain. Sun fades and grays bare wood, and repeated wet and dry cycles can make boards crack.
A finish is part of caring for a wood fence, not a shield against the weather.


Choose your stain
Clear
Shows the most natural grain and color.
Semi-transparent
Adds color while letting some grain show.
Solid
Covers the grain with even color, and can hide more color differences between old and new boards.
Not sure which one fits your fence? We'll help you choose.
Signs your fence is ready
- Boards look faded, gray or dried out
- The old finish is patchy or worn
- Water soaks in and darkens the wood instead of beading up
- Mildew or dark spots on shaded boards
- New boards from a repair don't match the rest
Before we stain
Cleaning before staining
We can clean your fence before staining when it needs it or when you ask. We'll talk it through at your estimate.
In general, stain goes on best over clean, dry wood. Dirt, mildew and old, peeling finish can keep it from soaking in evenly.
Fence need fixing first?
Loose boards or a leaning section? We'll tell you if a repair should come before the stain. See fence repair →
If it's past fixing, staining won't help. See fence replacement →
New fence or one you've had for years
We stain and seal wood fences we build. We also stain and seal existing wood fences built by others.
Planning a new wood fence? See
We stain in dry weather
Staining and sealing happen in suitable dry weather, not while it's raining.
Wet wood doesn't take stain well, and rain can wash off a fresh finish. Our own crew does the work, so we may wait for the fence to dry before we start.
Homes and businesses
We stain and seal wood fences for residential and commercial properties, including retail properties, offices, churches, schools and other businesses.
In an HOA neighborhood?
Some HOAs have rules about fence stain colors. Check yours before you choose, and we'll help you prepare your HOA paperwork.
Fence staining in Fulshear and surrounding areas
We stain and seal wood fences in Fulshear, Katy, Cross Creek Ranch, Fulbrook and Tamarron.
How it works
- Tell us about your fence. Use the estimate form.
- We come out. Free on-site estimate at your property. We look at the wood, the old finish, and whether it needs cleaning or repairs first.
- You get a straight answer on what fits your fence.
Fence staining questions
- Do you stain vinyl or chain link fences?
- No. Our staining and sealing service is for wood fences.
- How often should a fence be restained?
- It depends on the wood, the finish and how much sun and rain the fence gets, so we don't put a schedule on it. If yours looks faded or dry, we'll look at it in person.
- Which stain should I choose?
- It depends on the look you want. Clear and semi-transparent let more grain show, and solid gives the most even color. We'll help you choose at your estimate.
- Is the estimate free?
- Yes. Estimates are free and done on-site at your property.
Get a free on-site estimate
Tell us about your wood fence. We'll come look and help you choose a stain.