Fence Painting Professional

Fence painting is essential to a house owner to enhance its appearance and protect it from the environmental factors. This task requires preparation, such as cleaning the fence and removing any existing paint or stain, before starting the application process. All our fence painting jobs are with:

• A high-quality and long-lasting finish
• Smooth and even finish on all surfaces
• 5 years warranty – NO fade & NO peel*** Always come with at least 2 coats *** Absolutely CLEAN Job

Our fence painting process entails following steps:

1. 1. Preparation: Properly prepare the fence by cleaning it thoroughly to remove dirt, debris, and loose paint. Use a pressure washer or scrub with a brush and mild detergent. Allow the fence to dry completely before painting.

   2. Repair: Inspect the fence for any damage, such as cracks, holes, or loose boards. Repair any issues before painting to ensure a smooth and even finish.

   3. Surface quality: Ensure the fence surface is smooth and free from imperfections. Sand rough areas or splinters and fill any cracks or gaps with wood putty or caulk, as applicable.

   4. Primer: Apply a suitable primer to the fence to enhance adhesion and provide a uniform base for the topcoat. Priming is especially important for bare or previously unpainted surfaces.

   5. Paint selection: Choose a high-quality exterior paint specifically designed for fences or outdoor applications. Consider factors like durability, weather resistance, and the desired appearance. Opt for paints that provide UV protection to prevent fading over time.

   6. Application technique: Use a brush, roller, or sprayer to apply the paint evenly and thoroughly. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the recommended application method. Ensure consistent coverage and avoid excessive drips or runs.

   7. Multiple coats: Apply multiple thin coats of paint rather than a single thick coat. This helps achieve an even finish and improves longevity.

   8. Drying time: Allow sufficient drying time between coats and before exposing the fence to weather or touching it. Follow the paint manufacturer’s recommendations for drying time.

   9. Clean edges: Use masking tape or a steady hand to achieve clean and straight edges along the fence boundaries or adjacent surfaces, such as sidewalks or buildings.

We recommend the house owner to maintenance the fence once a year, perform touch-ups or repainting as needed to maintain its appearance and protect it from environmental factors.