Cross-Buck Fence Staining in Loveland, OH

For most wood fences, stain is the better choice. It soaks into the wood to protect it while still showing the natural grain, and it wears more gracefully than paint, which can peel and flake on a fence. We used a quality Woodscapes stain here for exactly those reasons.

Fences collect algae, dirt, and mildew, and stain won’t properly bond to a dirty or slick surface. Pressure washing strips all that away and opens up the wood so the stain penetrates and lasts. On a 350-foot run like this, that cleaning step is essential to an even, durable result.

A quality stain properly applied typically protects a fence for several years before it needs a refresh, depending on sun exposure and weather. Flat-finish stains like the Tricorn Black used here wear evenly, so the fence ages gracefully rather than peeling.

Yes — this project was over 350 feet of cross-buck fence, and long runs are routine for us. We have the equipment to clean and coat large amounts of fencing efficiently while keeping the finish consistent from end to end.

We do — Loveland is our home base, and fences, decks, and other wood structures are a regular part of our work. Reach out for a free quote on your project.