Fence Staining Services Provided by CertaPro Painters® of Shrewsbury

If you have a fence around your home, you know that the varying weather elements can take a toll on your wooden surfaces. If you don’t take proper care of them by re-sealing and re-staining at the right times, they can become a costly home maintenance expenditure that can significantly decrease the value of your home. The longer you wait to hire a painting contractor the more expensive this undertaking will become.

The CertaPro Painters® of Shrewsbury residential painting crews have years of experience painting fences so that they will last.

Scraping

To prepare your surface, we will first remove any dirt, gravel, and chipped paint.

Sanding

If necessary, we will sand any areas that are raised or lose to create a smooth surface.

Paint or Stain

The final step is to apply premium paint or stain to your surface.

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Fence Paint and Stain Color Ideas

White

Fences are by and large white. It’s a classic fence color for a reason. For traditional style homes and fences, a pristine white is great. It works with any color palette. With that, it can take a good amount of upkeep. White is often stained or dirty and needs more maintenance than some other colors. Still, it’s a great look against gardens and trees.

Wood Stain

Another unfussy look is to go with a natural color on wood. Using a stain, rather than paint, allows wood grain to show through while protecting the fencing so it will last longer. Stains come in many colors from barely there to nearly black. This works really well for rustic fences that still need protection from the elements.

Black

While black fences sound intense, the color reads neutral to eyes. If your home is more modern metal or your property leans more trendy, black is a great option. Black fences are a way to set your property apart while letting the colors on your home and yard to stand apart.

Blue

For very forward thinking homeowners, blue fences are cropping up on properties all over. The color is great for a home that is neutral with a more plain landscape. Soft blues, like gray, white or beige, need contrast to avoid blending in. Using a blue fence will do just the trick. Professional painters have seen an uptick in fences in every blue, ranging from pale to royal and everything in between.

Gray

Gray is showing up in every sort of home painting. When used on a fence, this color is versatile enough to work with any style home or fence. The color combines the edge of black with the classic feeling of white. Painting gray on metal fences works well, and gray stains are perfect for wooden fences.