Do new fence rails, posts or pickets stain the same?
No, fresh wood components such as fence rails, posts, or pickets tend to absorb stain a bit differently, resulting in a slight variation in appearance.
Why are fence rails replaced in a different location?
You will do more damage upon removal of the old rails and may break some of the pickets.
Are rails replaced in the same location when the new rails are replaced?
No, they will be above and below the existing rail.
What is the life expectancy of the stain?
We guarantee for 24 months but the stain has a life expectancy of 3 to 4 years.
What type of stain do you use?
We use Wood Defenders. It is a commercial grade oil base stain. The oil is paraffin oil with the ability to deeply saturate the wood.
Why is cleaning with a bleach solution preferred over power washing?
Why is cleaning with a bleach solution preferred over power washing the fence? This question often comes up about why we like using a scrubbing solution to clean fences instead of power washing them. This choice was made because we want to keep your fence in good shape and make it last as long as [...]
Can the water stains on the fence be removed?
No. Water stains are scars on the fence and penetrate deep into the grains of the wood. Cleaning and staining the fence will improve the appearance but will not remove them. They will be visible after your fence is stained.
Will the existing and new stain look flush on the fence?
Yes. Once the new stain is applied it will be flush. However, the overall cohesiveness of the stain has more to do with the wood grain and other unique marks on your fence.
Is the existing stain on the fence removed when you clean the fence?
No. Generally stain is oil based. The bleaching solution does not possess the properties to remove the oil.
What type of pressure is used to clean the fence?
Pressure of 40 to 60 PSI, (Pressure per Square Inch), which is equivalent to a garden pump sprayer.