PAINTING
Staining
Protect and enhance wood surfaces inside and out.
What's Included
Staining
Wood staining protects decks, fences, siding, and interior woodwork from moisture, UV damage, and wear — while enhancing the natural beauty of the grain. We handle prep, application, and finish for all wood staining projects.
Deck and fence staining and sealing
Exterior wood siding staining
Interior wood staining (floors, cabinets, trim)
Log home and timber staining
Semi-transparent, semi-solid, and solid stain options
Power washing and prep included
OUR PROCESS
How It Works
Color Consultation
We help you select colors that work with your light, floors, and furnishings — not just what looks good on a chip.
Prep Work
Surfaces patched, sanded, caulked, and primed. Furniture moved and protected. Tape applied cleanly.
Paint
Two minimum finish coats with consistent technique, clean lines, and full coverage.
Cleanup & Walk
Furniture returned, tape removed, and a final walkthrough with you before we leave.
FAQ
Painting Questions
48-27 hours
Wait between 24-72 hours before replacing furniture on a stained deck to allow stain to properly cure. Heavier Furniture should be replaced no earlier than 72 hours.
It is best to wait 2-4 weeks after painting before washing your walls, remember to use soft cloth or a sponge applying it gently to avoid damaging walls.
Yes! New plaster should always be primed before you paint. Plaster will fully cure in approximately 30 days (depending on humidity) and can be primed with a latex, water based or alkyd primer. The earliest you can prime newly plastered walls is 7 days (depending on humidity) and it will require an Acrylic Primer most notably know as a “Masonry Primer/Sealer”