Log home & siding staining in Medora.

Jackson County · about 18 miles southwest of Seymour

Barn, garage and wood siding staining around Medora, so the outbuildings match the house.

Working in Medora

Medora is known for its covered bridge, and the country around it is full of barns, sheds and wood-sided buildings. Wood like that needs a penetrating stain to keep water out. If the house, garage and barn all need it, we do them together while we’re set up.

Medora is about 18 miles southwest of Seymour, out past Brownstown. We’ll come out, look at the job with you and give you a price before any work starts. Stain and exterior paint want dry weather, usually late spring to fall, so the schedule moves with the forecast.

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 Medora

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

When can you do log home & siding staining in Medora?

Late spring through fall, once the weather gives us a few dry days. Medora is about 18 miles southwest of Seymour. We pick the dates with you and watch the forecast.

Can you stain the garage and barn too?

Yes. Outbuildings are easiest to do while we’re already set up.

How do I know my log home needs stain?

The color fades, the wood starts to gray, or water soaks in instead of beading up. Catching it early costs less than repairing logs that have taken on water.

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