Painting a fence might seem like a simple weekend DIY project, but achieving a long-lasting finish in Florida’s climate requires professional preparation and industrial-grade materials. We follow a strict process to ensure superior results.

1. Assessment and Inspection

We start by inspecting your fence for structural issues. We look for loose boards, popping nails, termite damage, and wood rot. Painting over damaged wood is a waste of money, so we identify necessary repairs first.

2. Deep Cleaning

You cannot paint over dirt, algae, or old peeling paint. We use professional pressure washing services to strip away years of grime and mildew. For wood fences, this step also helps open the grain to accept the new coating.

3. Preparation and Masking

We protect your landscaping and surrounding property. We cover bushes, grass, and nearby structures to prevent overspray. We also scrape off any loose paint and sand rough areas to ensure a smooth surface for adhesion.

4. Priming (If Necessary)

For bare wood or specific types of metal fences, a high-quality primer is essential. It seals the surface, blocks tannin bleed-through (which causes brown stains), and creates a bonding layer for the topcoat.

5. Precision Application

We use airless sprayers to ensure even coverage, getting the paint or stain into every crevice and joint where moisture likes to hide. We back-roll or back-brush when necessary to work the product into the wood fibers.

6. Clean Up and Final Review

We leave your yard cleaner than we found it. Once the job is done, we walk the perimeter with you to ensure you are 100% satisfied with the transformation.