Deck & fence staining in Columbus.

Bartholomew County · about 17 miles north of Seymour

Deck and fence staining in Columbus. Weathered boards cleaned, dried and stained, along with railings, steps and fences.

What to expect in Columbus

Decks in Columbus’s newer subdivisions mostly sit in open yards and full sun, while older neighborhoods have more shade and more mildew. Either way the boards get washed and left to dry, and we’ll help you choose between a stain that shows the grain and a solid one.

Columbus is about 17 miles north of Seymour, straight up I-65. Call and we’ll set a time to come look. You get a price before anything starts. Outside jobs wait on the weather: a few dry days, and warm enough for the paint or stain to cure.

What’s included

  • Decks and docks
  • Fences
  • Railings and spindles
  • Benches, tables and built-ins
  • Washing and prep before stain

How we do deck & fence staining, step by step

Stained wooden deck with built-in benches and a picnic table over a pond
From one of our jobsDeck, benches and table on the pond, cleaned and stained.

Questions about deck & fence staining in Columbus

Something we didn’t cover? Call (317) 220-5912 and ask.

When can you do deck & fence staining in Columbus?

Late spring through fall, once the weather gives us a few dry days. Columbus is about 17 miles north of Seymour. We pick the dates with you and watch the forecast.

Can you stain a brand-new deck?

Usually not right away. New pressure-treated lumber is still wet from the treatment and needs time to dry out. Sprinkle a little water on it: if it soaks in, it’s ready.

Solid or semi-transparent stain?

Semi-transparent lets the grain show and wears away gradually. Solid covers more like paint and hides more. We’ll talk through both for your wood.

The easiest way to start is a phone call.

(317) 220-5912

Rather write it down? Fill out the estimate form and we’ll call you back at the time you pick.

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Call Ikerd · (317) 220-5912