Fence & Deck Staining in City of St. Louis, MO
The city is a different job from the suburbs. Lots are narrow, yards are fully enclosed, and in neighborhoods like Soulard, Lafayette Square and Tower Grove South the fence is often the only wood on the property — doing real work as a privacy screen between brick buildings. Access is usually through an alley rather than a driveway, and finishes have to cope with heat reflected off masonry on all sides. We plan and stage city work differently for exactly that reason.
Communities we serve in City of St. Louis
1 in total · county population approximately 272,876
- St. Louis
What we do in City of St. Louis
Fence Staining · Deck Staining
City of St. Louis — common questions
Access to my yard is through an alley. Is that a problem?
No, it is normal for city work. Most properties in Soulard, Lafayette Square, Tower Grove and similar neighborhoods are reached from the alley rather than the street, and we plan for it — a smaller staging footprint, equipment sized to fit, and care around neighboring walls that are often only a few feet away.
I only have a privacy fence, no deck. Is that worth refinishing?
In the city it is often the most worthwhile wood on the property. A privacy fence between brick buildings is doing real visual work, and it absorbs heat reflected off masonry from both sides, which ages a finish faster than open exposure. A fence-only job is a contained scope and usually a short one.
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