Fence Painting & Staining in Fayetteville, NC — A Clean, Even Finish That Lasts

Should I paint or stain my fence?

Both protect the wood — it comes down to the look and upkeep you want. Paint gives solid, even color and hides an older, weathered fence, but it can peel over time and needs scraping before a recoat. Stain soaks into the grain for a more natural look, won’t peel, and is easier to refresh, though it offers less color choice. We’ll walk your fence, look at its age and condition, and give you an honest recommendation at your free estimate.

How often should a fence be refinished in North Carolina?

In our Carolina climate — strong sun, humidity, and heavy summer rain — a stained fence usually needs a refresh every 2–3 years and a painted fence every 4–6 years, depending on sun exposure and the product used. A good seal coat extends that. We’ll tell you what to expect for your specific fence so it keeps looking sharp.

What affects the price of fence painting?

The biggest factors are the linear footage and height of the fence, its condition (how much cleaning, scraping, and repair it needs), whether you choose paint, stain, or seal, and how many sides we coat. Because every fence is different, we give you a free estimate and a fixed written quote — so you know the exact price before any work starts, with no surprise change-orders.

Do you clean and prep the fence first?

Yes — prep is what makes the finish last. We wash off dirt, mildew, and chalking, scrape and sand any loose or failing finish, and spot-repair the wood before we apply anything. We also mask and protect your plants, patio, and siding so the only thing that gets coated is the fence.

How long does the fence need to dry?

Most finishes are dry to the touch within a few hours, but we let the wood and weather guide the schedule — we want it fully cured, not rushed. We plan the work around dry conditions and let you know when it’s safe for pets, sprinklers, and anything leaning against the fence.