Deck & Fence Staining in Rockwall & Royse City
We clean, sand and re-stain gray, weathered decks and fences — protecting the wood and bringing back the color.
Why staining matters
Texas sun grays and dries out wood fast, and once it cracks, water gets in and rot follows. Staining isn't just cosmetic — it's how you protect the investment. We clean off the old gray and mildew, sand where needed, make minor repairs, then apply a quality stain or sealer that brings the color back and shields the wood from sun and moisture.
How We Restore It
Proper Prep
We clean off gray, mildew and old failing finish — the step that makes stain last.
Sand & Minor Repair
Smooth rough boards and swap badly damaged ones before staining.
Color That Pops
Choose your stain tone — natural, cedar, or a richer finish.
Sun & Water Protection
Quality stain/sealer shields against UV graying and moisture rot.
Every Staining Job Includes
- ✓ Deep clean / wash
- ✓ Mildew & old-finish removal
- ✓ Sanding where needed
- ✓ Minor board / fastener repair
- ✓ Quality stain or sealer
- ✓ Cleanup & plant protection
What It Typically Costs
| Typical job | Price range* |
|---|---|
| Deck staining (clean, prep & stain) | $3 – $6 / sq ft |
| Average deck restoration | $900 – $2,500 |
| Fence staining | $2 – $4 / sq ft |
*Typical ranges. Final price depends on size, condition and stain choice — send photos for an exact written estimate.
Ask about payment options — we'll walk you through it on your free estimate.
What to Expect
Send Photos
Show us the deck or fence and its current condition through the form.
Pick Your Color
Choose a stain tone. We send a written price and schedule.
We Restore It
Clean, prep and stain — and your wood looks new again.
Staining & Restoration FAQs
How often should I stain my deck or fence?
In our climate, decks generally benefit from re-staining every 2–3 years and fences every 3–5 years, depending on sun exposure and the product used.
Can you save a deck that looks too far gone?
Often, yes. A lot of "ruined" decks just need proper cleaning, sanding and a few replacement boards. We'll tell you honestly whether restoration or rebuild makes more sense after seeing photos.
Do you stain fences too?
Yes — staining a cedar fence dramatically extends its life and keeps it looking new. We stain both new and existing fences.
Not sure it's time yet? Read our guide: When (and How Often) to Stain a Deck in North Texas
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