Fence staining and painting in Kyle and Buda

Texas sun turns bare wood gray and dries it out. We stain new and old wood fences, paint iron and metal fences, and pressure wash fences before the finish goes on. It works on fences we built and on fences built by someone else.

Stained cedar privacy fence with black steel posts around an oak tree

Staining wood fences

Stain soaks into the wood, brings back the color and slows down the graying. On a new cedar or pine fence it is best done once the wood has dried enough to take it. On an older fence, the wood gets cleaned first so the stain bonds.

You pick the color: a clear or natural tone that shows the grain, a cedar tone, or a darker brown.

Stained cedar fence beside a lawn

Painting iron and metal fences

Iron and steel fences rust where the paint chips. We clean the loose paint and rust spots, then repaint the fence so it is protected and looks even again.

Pressure washing

Pressure washing takes off dirt, mildew and old gray wood so the fence takes stain evenly. It is the first step on most old-fence stain jobs, and you can also ask for it on its own.

When a fence needs it

  • The wood looks gray or dry
  • Water soaks in instead of beading up
  • Boards show mildew or dark spots
  • Iron shows rust or peeling paint

Stain or paint for a wood fence?

Stain soaks into the wood and lets the grain show; when it wears, a new coat goes right over it. Paint sits on top as a film; it covers completely, but when it fails it peels and has to be scraped. That is why most wood fences in this area are stained and most iron fences are painted.

How long a stain lasts depends on sun and water. Sides that face south and west, or that sprinklers hit, wear first.

Videos from our jobs

Stained fence with black steel posts around a backyard patio
Long stained wood fence beside a lawn

From your call to the finished job

  1. Call us

    Tell us what you need and in which city.

  2. Free estimate

    Call for a free estimate. You know the price before any work starts.

  3. Wash, prep and finish

    We wash the fence, prepare the surface and apply the stain or paint.

Fence staining and painting across Central Texas

South and west sun is what wears stain fastest in Kyle, Buda and Austin, so fences that face that way are the first to ask for a new coat. We also stain in San Marcos, Round Rock and the towns around them.

Serving Kyle, Buda, Austin, San Marcos, San Antonio, Luling, Lockhart, Dripping Springs, Wimberley, New Braunfels, Round Rock, Pflugerville.

Questions about fence staining and painting

Do you stain fences you did not build?

Yes. We stain and paint new and old fences, whoever built them.

Can I choose the stain color?

Yes. Tell us the color you want, or ask us for options at the estimate.

Do you pressure wash before staining?

On older fences, yes: a clean surface takes the stain evenly.

Do you paint iron fences?

Yes. We clean the rust spots and repaint.

How often should a fence be stained?

Every few years, depending on the sun and water it gets. When the wood starts to gray or water stops beading up, it is time.

Is the fence staining work under warranty? Are you insured?

Yes. We give a 1-year warranty on the work we do; ask us for details. Buda Fence is insured.

Are estimates free?

Yes. Call 512-359-2438.

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