Fence size
The biggest factor by far. Pricing is based on the total square footage of wood — the fence's length, its height, and whether we're staining one side or both sides.
Cost guide
A straight answer for North Texas homeowners: what actually drives the price of staining a fence, what should be included for that money, and how to get an exact number for your fence — free.
Get My Exact PriceThe short answer
Any company that quotes fence staining without seeing your fence is guessing. The real cost comes down to how much wood there is, what shape it's in, and what it takes to get a finish that lasts. That's why we don't throw out ballpark numbers — we measure your fence for free and give you one clear, fixed price.
What we can tell you exactly: what's included in every Great Value Stain job, what makes the price go up or down, and how to keep your fence protected for less over the years. That's the rest of this guide.
What changes the price
The biggest factor by far. Pricing is based on the total square footage of wood — the fence's length, its height, and whether we're staining one side or both sides.
A newer, cleaner fence takes less prep and less stain. An older, weathered, or grayed-out fence needs more cleaning and often a second coat to reach an even, rich finish.
Cedar and pine soak up stain differently. Drier, thirsty wood drinks more product, which affects both material cost and how the final color reads.
Gates, tight side yards, landscaping, and slopes all affect how quickly the crew can move. Open, accessible fences are simply faster to stain.
We use premium stains like Wood Defender and Behr. Premium products cost a bit more than big-box stains, but they protect longer — which is why we won't use anything else.
Leaning posts, broken pickets, or a sagging gate should be fixed before staining so the finished fence looks right and the warranty holds. We can handle repairs in the same visit.
What you're paying for
The bigger staining companies charge a premium for the same premium stains and careful prep we use. We keep our pricing straightforward, so you get the same rich, long-lasting finish without the markup.
Every job starts with a thorough power wash so the stain soaks deep into clean wood instead of sitting on dirt and grime.
Wood Defender and Behr stains — the same professional-grade products the bigger companies use, at a lower price to you.
We'll screw in any loose pickets at no charge — included with any staining job.
Our staining work is backed by a 3-year warranty, guaranteed in writing. If it's not right, we make it right.
No pushy sales visits and no waiting around. Send a photo or schedule a free measurement and we'll get you exact pricing fast.
Real numbers we do publish
Full restorations are expensive. Preventative maintenance isn't. Example: a $1,400 full staining service may only cost around $650–$850 to maintain with a maintenance coat every 12, 18, or 24 months.
$89.99
Hinges, latches, hardware, and alignment — checked and adjusted so your gate swings like new. Fast, affordable, done in one visit.
Good to know
It depends on the size and condition of your fence — there's no honest one-size-fits-all number. Instead of guessing, we measure your fence for free and give you a straightforward, fixed quote with no obligation and no pushy sales visit. Most homeowners are surprised at how affordable it is compared to the big staining companies.
Because the honest answer depends on your fence, not an average. Height, condition, how weathered the wood is, and whether we're staining one side or two all change the work involved. A free measurement gets you exact pricing in about a day — no estimate games, no surprises later.
Bargain stain jobs usually cut corners where you can't see it: skipping the power wash, thinning the stain, or using big-box products that fade in a season or two. We use premium stains with proper prep and back it with a 3-year warranty, so you pay less than the big companies without getting less than them.
Maintain it before it weathers. Our Fence Protection Program adds a maintenance coat every 12, 18, or 24 months — as an example, a $1,400 full staining service may only cost around $650–$850 to maintain instead of paying for another full restoration later.
Yes. We repair leaning posts, broken pickets, and storm damage, and our $89.99 Gate Tune Up & Maintenance service gets hinges, latches, and alignment working like new — done right before the stain goes on.
Fill out the quote form or call (214) 892-6287. Send us a photo of your fence, or schedule a free measurement, and we'll come back with fair, fixed pricing fast. No obligation, no pressure.
Where we work
We're based in McKinney and stain fences, decks, pergolas, and gates for homeowners across the Dallas–Fort Worth area, including:
Free measurement. Fair, fixed pricing. Premium stains and a 3-year warranty — without the big-company markup.
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