Wood fence staining to protect and refresh fencing across Clovis neighborhoods, old and new, near Old Town and every neighborhood beyond it.
Licensed C-13 and General B fence contractor, insured, serving Clovis and the surrounding area.
Staining over a dirty or damaged fence just hides problems for a season. Lukus preps every fence properly first, so the stain actually protects instead of just covering things up for a few months before the same issues show through again, undoing the work and the expense.
559Fences serves Fresno, Clovis, Madera, Sanger, Kingsburg, Kerman, Reedley, Friant, Coarsegold, and Oakhurst.
Clovis shares Fresno's climate extremes. A lot of the staining requests here come from older fencing that's gone years without any protective coating, rather than routine upkeep on a well-maintained fence line. That gap between when a fence should be stained and when it actually gets attention is where most of the visible wear comes from.
Many established Clovis properties have wood fencing that's never been stained. Years of sun exposure can leave wood gray, dry, and prone to cracking. This shows up most on sections that face west, since they take the brunt of the afternoon sun all summer long.
New fencing needs time to dry out before it will accept stain evenly. Staining too early can trap moisture instead of sealing it out, which can do more harm than leaving the wood bare a little longer and waiting for the right window to open up. For fences installed within the last year, timing is confirmed on-site before scheduling anything.
Wood that's gone unstained for years behaves differently than fresh lumber. It often absorbs product unevenly and may need a more thorough cleaning and prep step before staining will hold properly on every board. Lukus adjusts the prep process based on the fence's age and condition, rather than using the same approach on every job. Neglected wood needs more attention before the stain will hold the way it should.
A lot of wood fencing in established Clovis neighborhoods has gone years without protective staining, which shows in fading, cracking, and early wear across the whole fence line. Getting a fence stained, even one that's been neglected for a while, can slow further damage and buy time before picket replacement becomes necessary. Bundling minor repairs into the same visit also saves a second trip out to the property. That matters most for property owners juggling more than one thing on the to-do list.
Call or submit a request. Most get a same-day response.
Lukus inspects the fence and confirms it's ready for staining.
A written estimate is provided based on fence size and condition.
Staining is scheduled around dry, mild weather.
A final walkthrough confirms even coverage.
Yes. Older, unstained wood just needs more thorough prep first to absorb the product evenly across every board.
New wood typically needs time to dry out before it accepts stain properly, confirmed on-site before scheduling anything.
Yes. A loose picket or a wobbly gate latch gets handled the same day, so nobody makes a second trip.
Yes. Staining and any small fixes done in the same visit can both go on financing.
During mild, dry stretches. Spring and fall let the stain soak in evenly, while peak summer heat and damp fog mornings both work against it.
Get a free fence staining estimate in Clovis, whether the fence is new or hasn't been touched in years at all.
