FENCE STAINING
BAY AREA, CA

We stain and restore wood fences across 63 Bay Area cities in five regions: the South Bay (San Jose, Sunnyvale, Palo Alto, Los Gatos and more), the Peninsula (Redwood City, San Mateo, Burlingame and more), the East Bay (Berkeley, Fremont, Walnut Creek and more), Santa Cruz County (Santa Cruz, Aptos, Watsonville and more), and the Monterey & San Benito area (Monterey, Salinas, Hollister and more). Scroll to the full city list below to find yours.

A properly prepped and stained fence typically lasts 3–5 years before it needs a refresh coat. We use professional-grade penetrating oil-based stains — not surface film stains that peel and crack. Inland sun across the South and East Bay and coastal damp near Santa Cruz and Monterey both make proper prep essential to that lifespan.

Yes — where access allows. Staining both faces protects the wood evenly and looks far better than a one-sided job. For shared or property-line fences we'll coordinate access with you, and with your neighbor when needed, so both sides get done.

Bay Area fences face intense inland UV and damp, salty coastal air — both break down unprotected redwood and cedar. Left untreated, boards grey, dry out, and crack within two to three seasons. Professional cleaning, prep, and a penetrating oil-based stain restore the color and seal the wood for 3–5 years.

Pricing depends on fence length, height, number of sides, wood condition, and prep needed. Text (408) 476-3891 with your address — we respond within 30 minutes and can typically schedule a free on-site estimate within 48–72 hours.

Yes. Shared property-line fences and HOA-governed fences are common across Bay Area neighborhoods. We're happy to coordinate scheduling and access with your neighbor or HOA, and we send before-and-after photos you can share with a property manager or board.

Always. We pressure wash and prep the surface first — removing dirt, mildew, algae, and oxidized wood fibers. Staining over a dirty fence is the most common DIY mistake; proper prep is what makes the stain bond correctly and last.

Yes. Long perimeter runs, ranch and acreage fencing, and multi-section fences are all within scope — we'll walk the full run during the estimate and price it by the linear foot so you get an accurate number for the whole job.