A Bolingbrook fence that stops looking weathered, with pickets cleaned, broken boards replaced and stain worked into both faces wherever we can reach them.
Fence staining is a lot of surface and a lot of edges. We clean the pickets and rails, brighten the wood, and replace boards that are cracked, loose or rotted at the bottom. Then we spray and back-brush so the stain works into the grain and the gaps instead of sitting on top. Decks, gates and pergolas get the same prep, and we explain the difference between transparent, semi-transparent and solid stain before you pick one.
We cover Bolingbrook, reaching it off I-55, Route 53, Boughton Road and Weber Road. If your fence runs along a road, a path or open space, the outer face takes road spray, sun and wind while the inner face stays shaded, and the two sides weather differently. We look at both before we price the job. If your street has an association that sets fence colors, share the guideline and we will work from it.

Every picket, rail and post is washed and brightened so the stain soaks in evenly from top to bottom.
Split, warped or rotted pickets are replaced with new boards before staining so the fence reads as one surface.
A sagging gate gets its hinges and latch tightened while we are there, so it closes right once it is stained.
We check posts at the ground line, where rot starts, and tell you which ones are soft before we stain.
Stain is sprayed, then brushed into the wood so the edges and the gaps between boards get covered too.
We cover the lawn edge, plantings and nearby siding so the stain lands only on the fence.
We walk the fence line with you, count the sections and write a free estimate on site that lists the prep, the stain and any boards that need replacing. You approve that written scope, then the job goes on the calendar. If more soft posts or pickets turn up once we start, we price them in writing and wait for your yes. Rain days move the schedule because wet wood will not take stain, and when we finish, we walk the fence line again with you.
Call or text (815) 585-1750 for a free written estimate. We walk the whole fence line with you before we price it.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com