Fence Staining · Lewisville, TX
Fence Staining & Sealing in Lewisville
Add years to your wood fence and keep it looking new. Get a free quote on fence cleaning, staining, and sealing from a local pro.
- Free, no-obligation quotes
- Insured local pros
- Serving Lewisville & North DFW
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Protect Your Fence From the Texas Sun
Unprotected cedar turns gray, dries out, and starts to crack under North Texas sun. A quality stain blocks UV rays and moisture so the wood lasts longer.
Staining also makes an older fence look new again, and it’s much less expensive than replacing it.
What’s included
- Inspection and minor repairs
- Cleaning or pressure washing
- Protecting plants, slabs, and siding
- Oil-based or water-based stain
- Both sides of the fence on request
- Cleanup when the job is done
Options
Stain Options
Natural cedar tone
Brings back the warm cedar color and lets the grain show.
Semi-transparent
Adds color while still showing the wood grain. The most popular choice.
Dark tones
Darker browns and grays for a modern look. Check HOA color rules.
Oil-based stain
Soaks deep into the wood. A common choice for Texas fences.
New fence staining
Stain a new fence once the wood has dried for a few weeks.
Restaining
Most fences need restaining every 2 to 3 years.
Built for North Texas
When Should You Stain?
A new cedar fence should dry for a few weeks before staining. After that, most Lewisville fences do best with a fresh coat every two to three years.
A simple test: sprinkle water on the fence. If it soaks in instead of beading up, it’s time to stain.
How it works
Your Free Quote in 3 Simple Steps
1
Tell us about your project
Call, text, or fill out the quick form above.
2
A local pro reviews it
A pro who works in your area looks over your project and reaches out.
3
Get your free estimate
Schedule a free on-site estimate. You decide, with no obligation.
FAQ
Common Questions
How often should I stain my fence?
Every 2 to 3 years for most fences in North Texas.
Can you stain an old, gray fence?
Yes. Cleaning first removes most of the gray, and stain brings back the color.
Do both sides need stain?
Both sides last longer when stained, but many homeowners do just their side.
Does my HOA control stain color?
Many do. Check your HOA rules before choosing a color.
Ready for Your Free Staining Quote?
Call or text (940) 331-6223, or fill out the quick form. We’ll get back to you fast.