Deck & fence staining

Protect the wood you paid for.

Decks, fences, and pergolas. Cleaned, prepped, and sealed to stand up to Missouri sun, rain, and snow.

What's included

Staining that actually lasts.

Bare and weathered wood soaks up moisture and grays out fast. We clean it, sand where it needs it, and apply a quality stain and sealer so your deck or fence holds its color and sheds water for years, not months.

Decks, railings, and stairs
Privacy and picket fences
Pergolas and gazebos
Cleaning and surface prep
Semi-transparent or solid stain
Sealer that repels water and UV

Backyard deck stained gray with white railings

Recent work

Decks we've brought back to life.

Before: Backyard deck stained gray with white railings — Deck staining

After: Backyard deck stained gray with white railings — Deck staining

Finished backyard deck with a staircase and black metal railings at sunset — Deck and railings

Backyard deck finished in gray with dark brown railings — Deck finish

Timber-frame patio pavilion on a stone home with freshly stained beams and trusses — Timber pavilion staining

Crew member on a boom lift staining the high gable of a timber pavilion — Reaching the high gables

Painter in a hard hat brush-staining a timber beam under a pavilion roof — Detail work by hand

Stamped concrete patio recoated in terracotta red beside dark wood railings — Stamped concrete recoat

Covered balcony floor with fresh terracotta coating, stone columns, and a grill — Balcony floor coating

Wide outdoor staircase recoated in red leading up to a two-story timber and stone home — Back staircase recoat

Covered deck floor restained in rich russet brown overlooking a green backyard — Covered deck restain

Two-story deck and stairs restained in redwood tones on a gray-sided home — Two-story deck restain

Freshly restained deck staircase with black balusters leading to an upper deck — Deck stairs detail

Every photo here is a real job we completed, never stock photography.

From our neighbors

What homeowners say.

"If you are in need of a painting company that is reasonable, honest and has great communication, technical, and management skills. TigerStripe is the company to choose. The job they did for me was complicated because they were correcting other people mistakes. Jason has a great staff, Eric, Matt and Tim are pros and easy to be around."

Weldon Webb

"Would highly recommend working with this company. Jason Cross is very organized, professional, and communicative."

Tanner Halling

"Jason and his crew do great work!"

Brady Pfizenmaier

Common questions

Good to know.

How often should a deck be re-stained?

Most decks in mid-Missouri need a fresh coat every 2 to 3 years, sooner for decks in full sun or heavy use. We'll tell you honestly whether yours needs it yet.

Should I choose stain or sealer, and what color?

We'll walk you through it. Semi-transparent stain shows the wood grain, solid stain hides it and lasts longer, and a clear sealer protects with little color change. Your call, our guidance.

Can you stain a brand-new deck right away?

New pressure-treated wood usually needs to dry out for a few weeks to a few months first. We check the moisture and tell you when it's ready.

Do you stain fences and pergolas too?

Yes, privacy and picket fences, pergolas, and gazebos, with the same prep-first approach we use on decks.

What does deck staining cost in Columbia?

It depends on the size and condition of the deck and the product you choose. We give a free written quote after a quick look at the project.

Request a staining quote

Tell us about your deck or fence and we'll reply within one business day.