Deck & Fence Painting and Staining
Protect and beautify your outdoor structures. Professional deck and fence painting extends the life of your wood while enhancing your outdoor living spaces.
Extend the Life of Your Outdoor Structures
Decks and fences face constant exposure to sun, rain, humidity, and temperature swings. Without proper protection, wood quickly grays, cracks, and deteriorates. Regular painting or staining prevents damage and keeps structures looking great.
LTR Painting offers comprehensive deck and fence services tailored to Lowcountry conditions. We use products formulated to resist humidity, UV rays, and mildew—the specific challenges your outdoor wood faces.
Recent Deck & Fence Painting and Projects
See how we've transformed outdoor structures across our service area.
Bluffton Privacy Fence
Cedar fence cleaned and stained with semi-transparent natural tone.
Savannah Back Deck
Weathered deck restored with cleaning, repairs, and solid color stain.
Lowcountry Fence Revival
Aging fence brought back to life with thorough power washing, wood repairs, and a fresh protective stain.
Our Deck & Fence Process
Inspect for loose boards, popped nails, and rot
Make necessary repairs before coating
Power wash to remove dirt, mildew, and old finish
Allow proper drying time
Apply brightener or wood conditioner as needed
Apply stain or paint using appropriate method
Back-brush for penetration on decking
Apply additional coats as product requires
Final inspection and touch-ups
Deck & Fence Painting Investment
Deck staining typically runs $2-$5 per square foot depending on deck size, condition, and product choice. Fences range from $3-$8 per linear foot based on height and style.
We assess your specific structures and provide clear pricing for cleaning, prep, and coating—no surprises.
Testimonials
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Deck & Fence FAQs
How often should I restain my deck?
In our climate, most decks need attention every 2-3 years. The specific timing depends on sun exposure, traffic, and product used.
Should I stain or paint my deck?
Both have pros and cons. Stain penetrates wood and shows grain; paint provides full coverage. We help you choose based on your deck's condition and your preferences.
Can you paint or stain pressure-treated wood?
Yes, but new pressure-treated wood needs to dry for 3-6 months before coating. We can assess if your wood is ready.
What about composite decking?
Some composite decking can be painted with specialized products. We assess your specific material and advise accordingly.
Complete Your Exterior
Coordinate outdoor painting for a cohesive look.
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Ready to Protect Your Deck or Fence?
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