If your fence looks faded, dry, or worn out, Roseville Home Services can stain or paint it with a clean, even finish that holds up. If you don’t want to experience problems like:
- Streaks, drips, or a blotchy finish
- Paint or stain peels way sooner than it should
- Missed spots and uneven coverage, you can see from the street
- A “cheap-looking” finish that makes the fence look worse, not better
- Wasting a whole weekend on prep… just to hate the final result
- Buying supplies and still not getting a clean, even look
…we’ve got you.
And if you want to see how we work (and why homeowners choose us for “done right the first time”), check out our homepage.
Fence Staining & Painting Services
- Fence staining (great for a natural wood look)
- Fence painting (great for a solid color refresh)
- Basic prep (light cleaning/scraping as needed)
- Small fence repairs before staining/painting (case-by-case)
Not sure if stain or paint is better? Tell us what you want it to look like, and we’ll help you choose.
Our simple process
Step 1: Request a Quote
Send a few photos and the rough length of your fence (even an estimate is fine).
Step 2: Get Clear Pricing & Timing
We’ll confirm what prep is needed and what it’ll cost.
Step 3: Clean, Even Finish
We stain or paint with care so it looks good and holds up.
How Much Does Fence Staining Cost In Roseville?
Every fence is different (height, condition, one side vs. both sides, how much prep). But here are realistic ranges:
- Staining: about $1.33–$2.71 per sq ft
- Painting: about $2.31–$4.27 per sq ft
Many homeowners also see pricing around $3–$14 per linear foot, depending on prep and fence style.
Want a real number for your fence? Send photos + length, and we’ll quote it clearly.
Areas we serve in Roseville
We serve Roseville neighborhoods including Blue Oaks, Westpark, Sun City, Quail Glen, Highlands Reserve, Diamond Oaks, Woodcreek Oaks, Kaseberg – Kingwood, Galleria, Lead Hill, Olympus Pointe, East Roseville Parkway, Johnson Ranch, Cirby Side, and Stanford Ranch.
Common questions
Do you stain/paint both sides of the fence?
We can do one side or both. Both sides cost more, but usually the neighbors want their own style.
My fence is old and weathered — can it still be stained?
Often yes, but it may need more prep. We’ll tell you what makes sense after seeing photos.
Stain or paint — which lasts longer?
It depends on the fence condition and the look you want. We’ll guide you based on your fence and your goals.
Want your fence to look clean and refreshed again?
Click Request a Quote, and we’ll help you get it handled.