Wood privacy, picket, and board-on-board fences cleaned, repaired, and sealed. Stain to show the grain or paint for solid color, both protected against Knoxville rot, mildew, and sun.
Full wash to lift dirt, mildew, and gray oxidation. Stain and paint won't bond to a dirty fence - this is the step that makes it last.
Re-set popped nails and screws, flag loose pickets and rotted boards, and note anything failing before we coat.
Penetrating stain to keep the wood look, or a solid paint for full color and coverage. We'll help you pick what fits the fence and the goal.
Pickets, rails, posts, and caps - sprayed and back-brushed so it soaks in evenly instead of sitting on the surface.
Plants, patios, and neighboring surfaces masked and covered. No overspray on the grass, the house, or the neighbor's side.
Site cleaned and swept, gates working. We walk the finished fence with you before we collect a dime.
Tall wood privacy fences and board-on-board. Even coverage on both sides so it looks finished from the yard and the street.
Classic picket, split-rail, and ranch fencing. Crisp lines on the details, sealed to hold up to Knoxville weather.
Gates finished to match and still swinging clean, plus arbors and posts tied into the same color.
Direct line, no call center.
We check the wood, the old finish, and any repairs before quoting.
Itemized. In writing. No hourly billing.
Forecast-aware scheduling - the fence needs dry wood and a dry window to cure.
Tell us about your fence. We personally call every new lead within an hour during business hours.
Every fence is quoted on-site. We measure the run, check how much washing and repair the wood needs, and factor in whether you want stain or solid paint, then write you a fixed price in writing. The walkthrough is free and there's zero obligation to book.
Stain soaks in, keeps the wood look, and fades instead of peeling, so it's the low-maintenance choice for most Knoxville fences. Paint gives solid color and hides weathered wood but needs more upkeep over time. We'll walk you through both on-site.
Usually yes. Going from stain to paint or refreshing an old finish just changes the prep. We check what's on there now and prep it so the new finish bonds and lasts.
Most residential fences are a 1–2 day job depending on length, height, and how much repair and washing the wood needs. We give you a firm timeline in the quote.
Yes when it's your fence to finish. Even coverage on both sides and the posts is what makes it look right and hold up. If a fence is shared, we'll confirm the boundary with you first.
Minor picket and fastener fixes are usually included. Larger repairs or post replacement are quoted up front separately so there are no surprises.
