Is $2,275 to stain a wooden privacy fence a fair price?
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We had a wooden privacy fence installed about two months ago. We are looking at treating the fence to improve the life span as much as possible. I am looking for product and process recommendations. From what I have read so far, cleaning and pretreating the fence before staining and sealing is important for the best results. Is there an advantage to staining? Or will just using a sealer work? I have a pressure washer and paint sprayer available to use for this project. The size of the fence is roughly 650'. If I do it, I plan on doing this in sections over several weekends. Does it more sense just to let them do it?
Quote Details
Quote is for staining both sides of the wooden privacy fence. - Work: Staining both sides of the fence - Length: Approximately 650 linear feet - Materials: Homeowner is responsible for purchasing materials - Cleaning: Unclear if pre-cleaning is included
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Category
Fencing
Price
$2,275
Quote Date
May 17, 2025
Fence Material
Wood
Total Length (ft)
650.0
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