Log home & siding staining in Columbus.

Bartholomew County · about 17 miles north of Seymour

Wood siding and house staining in Columbus, where mid-century homes are known for their exposed wood.

Working in Columbus

Columbus’s modern houses have a lot of exposed wood: vertical siding, beams, soffits and decks. Wood like that needs a penetrating stain worked in, not just a coat of color on top, and it lasts longer if it’s redone before it goes gray.

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

  • Log homes and cabins
  • Wood siding
  • Porches and posts
  • Garages and outbuildings
  • Cleaning before stain

How we do house & log home staining, step by step

Log home with a fresh brown stain and green garage doors among tall trees
From one of our jobsA cabin we recently stained in Heltonville.

Questions about log home & siding staining in Columbus

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

When can you do log home & siding 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 match my current color?

Usually, yes. Tell us what’s on it now, or we’ll test a spot.

Do you travel for cabins?

Yes. The cabin in the photo is in Heltonville, out in Lawrence County.

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