Fence Staining. Wichita, KS
Fence Staining in Wichita, KS: 26 Colors on New Cedar or Your Existing Fence
Oil-based Wood Defender stain. Named and priced on the quote, and every color linked to photos of real fences.
Short answer
We stain new cedar and fences you already own, across Wichita and the towns around it. On a new cedar build, stain adds roughly $6 to $7 per linear foot. An existing fence is quoted after we see the wood. Call us.
Two Ways We Stain
Part of a New Build, or a Fence You Already Own.
On a new cedar fence, stain is a line on the quote you saw before you signed. The crew comes back for it once the wood is ready. On a fence that has gone gray, we clean it, let it dry, and put the color on. Same 26 colors either way.
Broken pickets first? The Picket Replacement, 2 sections for $279, replaces them. New pickets go on raw, so stain is quoted after.
Financing available
Fence staining from$38/mo*
0% APR available up to 12 months* for eligible customers. *Estimate for qualified buyers, based on a $838 project financed over 24 months at 8.90% APR. All financing is subject to credit approval. See financing terms
Oil-based
Penetrating stain
Soaks into the wood. It wears, it never peels.
26
Colors
Seven transparent, nineteen semi-transparent.
Days
Not weeks
New cedar takes it within days of the build.
50°
And a dry day
One warm day is enough, any month of the year.
26 Colors
Pick a Color. Then See It on a Real Fence.
Click any swatch to see photos of finished fences in that exact color. Then we put a real sample in your hand before you commit.
Transparent Fence Series
Seven colorsGrain and knots stay visible. Click any color to see it on real fences.
Semi-Transparent Series
Nineteen colorsMore pigment. This is how you get gray, black, or deep brown.
Real swatches, and we bring samples too. These are Wood Defender’s own photos, used with permission. A screen is still a screen, so we put a real sample in your hand before you commit. Availability varies by color and size at the dealer.
Timing in Kansas
When the Stain Actually Goes On.
Dry wood and a day above 50 degrees. That is the whole rule. Why we stain in January.
New cedar
Within days of the last picket
Our Derby fence was stained five days after the last picket went on, as its own visit.
Weather
One day above 50 degrees
Kansas hands out warm days every winter month. We plan staining around them.
Existing fences
Clean, dry, then stain
A gray fence gets washed, a day or two to dry, then the color goes on.
The Derby stain job, in the owner’s words
“These guys are the best in town! I spoke with other local fence companies and Ovora was the first that actually took the time to sit down, listen to what we wanted, and helped us map out a plan we were happy with. I felt heard and was taken care of from day one. If you want nothing less than perfect. Call these guys now!”
Stain, in Four Questions
Do you stain fences you did not build?
Yes, if the posts and rails are sound. We look first, then quote the cleaning and the stain on one written price.
How much does it cost?
New cedar: a per-foot line on the quote, shown above. An existing fence is quoted after we see the wood. Call us and we will come look.
Transparent or semi-transparent?
Transparent nudges the color and keeps every knot visible. Semi-transparent carries the color and is how you get gray, black, or deep brown.
How long does it last?
Years, and the next coat goes straight over the old one. No stripping, no sanding. Stained twice over its life, a cedar fence should last 15 to 20 years here. More in how long a cedar fence lasts in Kansas.
More on weather, prep, and how long it lasts: the stain section of our FAQ. Choosing the fence itself: cedar privacy fences and cedar vs. vinyl in Kansas. Building new? Stain goes on as its own trip after our cedar fence installation in Wichita.
Get a Staining Quote
Fastest Answer: Call Us.
Tell us new build or existing and roughly how many feet. We come look, bring the samples, and leave a written price.
Rather we call you? Send this.
Ready to Put a Color on It?
Free quote, samples in hand, itemized in writing before we leave.