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Grey is only surface deep
Sun turns the outer layer of wood fibers grey. A proper wash takes that layer off and the timber underneath is usually still sound.
What we do · Wash & seal
Wood fences washed on both sides, left to dry, then sealed so the grey doesn't come back.
From $510 · Smallest property size
Why call us
Both sides done, dried properly and sealed before winter rather than after it. Sealer is billed separately so you can see what the material costs.
Where the price starts
From $510
Smallest property size · Sealer billed separately.
When
September, so it goes into winter sealed rather than out of it.
What we know
Useful whether or not you ever call us.
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Sun turns the outer layer of wood fibers grey. A proper wash takes that layer off and the timber underneath is usually still sound.
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Splash water on a board. Beading means the sealer is still working; dark, fast soaking means it's due.
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A fence sealed on one side still soaks up water from the other. Talk to whoever lives on the other side before the work is scheduled.
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A sprinkler hitting the fence every morning and mulch piled against the bottom boards are what rot a fence from the ground up. Adjust the heads and pull the mulch back.
Questions
Every two to three years for most fences, sooner on a run that gets full sun. The water test tells you when it's due.
Usually, yes. The grey is weathered surface fiber, and a proper wash brings the wood back before it's sealed.
So it goes into a wet Tennessee winter protected, with warm dry weather to cure the sealer. Sealing in spring means it spent the winter soaking up water.
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