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4.9
Google rating across 54 homeowner reviews.
Clear written quotes, thorough preparation, and daily updates from the first walkthrough to the final handoff.

Deck And Fence Staining in Vancouver with a walkthrough first, a written quote, and a schedule that holds from setup to the final check.
Vancouver • Deck & Fence Staining
Staining works when the wood is clean and dry. We check moisture before any stain goes on and choose a product that soaks in rather than sits on top.
Vancouver decks face 166 rain days a year. Cedar decking in Kitsilano and Point Grey takes in moisture that never fully dries between storms on covered surfaces. A back-lane fence gets rain from both sides and weathers about twice as fast as a sheltered wall. Penetrating stains outperform film-forming products here because they let trapped water escape.
Most deck and fence staining projects in Vancouver run $5,200 to $10,400. Grey-wood restoration, washing and the dry time cedar needs are considered when defining the preparation and finish your project needs. Your consultation defines the scope, products and finish level, with the pricing approach explained in your proposal.
Local proof
4.9
Google rating across 54 homeowner reviews.
Clear written quotes, thorough preparation, and daily updates from the first walkthrough to the final handoff.
Where we work
Kitsilano • Mount Pleasant • Dunbar • Kerrisdale
Every area has its own light, moisture, and wear. We plan deck and fence staining around those conditions from the start.
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FAQs
These are the questions we usually answer before a project is booked, priced, and placed on the calendar.
Book a walkthrough and get a written quote, start dates, and prep standards in writing before anything is scheduled.
Book for July or August, when the wood has the most chance to dry fully before staining. Early June can work after a dry spring.
Guides
Guides that walk through the decisions behind finish quality, timeline, and cost.