Staining in St. Johns, FL

Rich, Lasting Color for Your Wood

Florida sun, humidity, and heavy rain wear down unprotected wood fast. Our crews clean and prep every surface, then apply premium stain for even color and lasting protection. Your deck, fence, or siding gets a richer look, stronger defense against fading and rot, and curb appeal that lasts.

Our Staining Services

Beautiful, protected wood that keeps homes and businesses looking their best.


Deck Staining

Thorough cleaning and even stain application bring out the grain and protect against sun and rain.


Fence Staining

Privacy and picket fences refreshed with durable stain that resists fading, mildew, and weathering.


Pergola & Railing Staining

Pergolas, rails, and posts detailed by hand for a consistent, finished look.


Stain Stripping & Prep

Old stain, graying, and mildew removed so new stain absorbs evenly and lasts longer.


Siding & Exterior Wood

Wood siding, trim, and entry doors stained for warmth, depth, and weather protection.


Maintenance Re-Coats

Scheduled refresh coats that keep your stain looking new and extend the life of the wood.

Painter applying stain to a wooden deck

Our Staining Process

Free Estimate

We inspect your wood, discuss color options, and review the service you want.

Clear Proposal

You receive a clear written quote covering every surface, with no surprises.

Clean & Prep

We wash, strip, and sand as needed, then protect nearby plants, siding, and fixtures.

Stain & Walkthrough

We apply premium stain evenly, clean up, and walk through the finished work with you.

Frequently Asked Questions About Staining

  • How often should I stain my deck or fence?

    In Northeast Florida, most wood needs a fresh coat every two to three years, depending on sun exposure and the stain used.

  • How long does staining take?

    Most decks and fences take one to three days, including cleaning and drying time before stain is applied.

  • Do I need to be home?

    Not for exterior work. We just need access to the areas being stained.

  • Do you use subcontractors?

    No. Your staining is done by our own team of 15+ employees.

  • Can you stain over old stain or sealer?

    Often yes, after proper stripping and prep. We will tell you up front what your wood needs for the best result.