Unlike opaque paint, stain can enhance the appearance and character of wood while providing a finished, protected surface.
Depending on ModernPro's actual service scope, this page can feature:
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Fences
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Decks
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Wood doors
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Railings
Our Wood Staining Process
Enhance the Natural Character of Wood
We assess the condition, existing finish, and type of wood surface.
Dirt, debris, deteriorated finish, and other contaminants are addressed as necessary.
Previously coated or weathered wood may require additional preparation.
The selected stain is evenly applied according to the needs of the wood and product.
Wood should be clean and dry before staining. Existing finishes, dirt, grease, mildew, and loose wood fibers can interfere with penetration and adhesion, making preparation an essential part of the staining process.
I. Evaluate the Wood
II. Clean & Prepare
III. Sand or Strip Where Needed
IV. Apply the Stain
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Pergolas
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Beams
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Exterior wood features
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Other stainable wood surfaces
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Why Stain Wood?
Staining can add color while allowing the texture and grain of the wood to remain part of the finished appearance. Exterior stains can also help protect properly prepared wood from weather exposure.