Fence Staining in Farragut, TN
Privacy fences around Farragut backyards and split-rail fencing on the larger lots near the lake both take a beating from the same thing: ground moisture wicking up into the bottom rail and posts. That’s usually where a fence fails first, long before the visible face boards look bad. We check the bottom foot of every post and rail before staining, not just the parts you can see from the yard.
Our Process
- Inspect posts and bottom rails for rot before staining over them
- Pressure wash to remove dirt, algae, and old failing stain
- Replace any boards that are soft or splitting — staining over damage just hides it temporarily
- Full dry time before applying a penetrating stain rated for ground-level exposure
Stain vs. Paint on a Fence
We stain, not paint, the great majority of fences we work on. Paint sits on top of the wood and traps moisture underneath, which speeds up rot on ground-level structures like fences. A penetrating stain lets the wood breathe while still repelling water and blocking UV. Paint has its place on fences built to be a decorative feature matching the house trim, but for a working privacy or split-rail fence, stain almost always outlasts it.
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Company Mission
At Castle Painters, our mission is to provide exceptional painting services built on integrity, reliability, and genuine care for our customers. We believe that every project deserves our full attention and a commitment to excellence.
We hold ourselves to the highest standards by being punctual and respectful of your space, always treating your home with care and professionalism. Our team is dedicated to delivering quality work in every detail, backed by reliability you can count on and a friendly, approachable attitude that makes the process enjoyable. This commitment to honesty, craftsmanship, and service ensures not only results that exceed expectations, but also long-lasting trust and relationships within our community.
