Lemont, Cook County

Deck, Fence & Wood Staining in Lemont

Tall decks and long stair runs get stained top to bottom, with rails, spindles and stringers included. We cover Lemont, including houses that sit on a slope.

Deck staining and wood staining in Lemont

We cover Lemont for deck, fence and wood staining: decks, fences, pergolas, wood siding and trim, front doors and stained wood inside. The wood gets cleaned and brightened first, then failed coatings are stripped or sanded, and loose or rotted boards are replaced. Stain goes on last, into clean, dry wood. We explain transparent, semi-transparent and solid stain in plain terms so the choice is yours.

We reach Lemont on I-355 and Route 171, then down Lemont Road and State Street in this Cook County town that rises on hills and bluffs above the Des Plaines River and the I&M Canal. If your yard slopes away from the house, the deck may stand well off the ground on one side, with a long stair down to the lawn. That changes the job. We set ladders and staging to reach the outside rim, the rail caps and the stair stringers, and the parts you only see from below get a coat if you want them stained too.

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What we stain on a Lemont deck

Rails, caps and spindles

Every rail cap, baluster and post gets stain worked in from all sides, not only the faces you see from the kitchen window.

Stairs and stringers

Treads, risers and the stringers that carry them get cleaned and stained, since stairs take the most foot traffic and water.

Rim boards on tall decks

The outside band of a raised deck gets reached from ladders or staging so the color matches all the way around.

Cleaning and brightening

Dirt, mildew and gray surface wood come off first so the stain soaks in evenly.

Board replacement

Loose, cracked or soft deck boards and treads are replaced and fastened before staining starts.

Stripping where it has failed

Peeling or blotchy old stain gets stripped or sanded back to bare wood where it needs it.

How a Lemont staining job runs

We walk the deck, the stairs and the yard below it with you for a free estimate. The written scope lists the surfaces, the repairs, the stain and the coats, including whether the underside is part of it. If rot shows up in a tread or a post after cleaning, we price it in writing and hold off until you approve. The days we said are the days we book, and we finish with a walk around the deck together.

  • Rails, spindles and caps all covered
  • Stairs and stringers stained
  • Ladders and staging for tall decks
  • Rotted treads replaced first
  • Written scope before we start
  • Final walk around the deck
FAQ

Deck, Fence & Wood Staining in Lemont: questions

Do you stain decks in towns next to Lemont?
Yes. Homer Glen, Lockport and Palos Park are part of our regular staining work, with the same written estimate.
Can you stain the underside of a raised deck?
Yes, where we can reach it and the wood is clean and dry. We list it as its own line in the estimate so you can decide.
Do I need a permit in Lemont for this?
Staining does not normally need one. If we have to rebuild stairs, posts or railings, we check with the village and pull the permit where it is required.
How do the days work on a tall deck?
We clean first, let the wood dry, then stain on dry days. A raised deck with a long stair takes longer than one at ground level, and we tell you the expected days up front. Call or text (815) 585-1750 to set the estimate.
Are you insured to work on ladders and staging?
Yes. We carry liability insurance and will send the certificate before we start.

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Get a Lemont deck staining estimate

Send a photo of the deck and stairs to (815) 585-1750. We will walk it with you and put every surface in writing.

Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com

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