Taking care of the outdoor wood surfaces that you have on your property should not be overlooked. Many homeowners think about their deck primarily and may not consider other outdoor wood refinishing that needs to be done. Whether it's a fence, door, door frames, window frames or something else, you want to be sure that the wood surface is treated well and consistently refinished to prevent deterioration and maximize its life. Of course, it will look a lot better that way too.
Whatever the wood surface, you can trust the experienced experts at Sowers Paint Company to have it looking great.
Painting, staining and sealing can all be options for wood refinishing depending on a number of factors. Weather conditions can cause wood to deteriorate quickly, especially sunlight and precipitation. If the wood surface is not protected it will wear down faster, and need to be replaced.
To achieve great results, one of the most important steps is to prepare the wood. You can rest assured that we will not overlook this critical step.
Of course, when you are talking about something like a fence, you also need to consider safety and effectiveness. Both of those things are critical if you have kids or dogs. Before putting a finishing on your fence, we will make sure that it is structurally safe and effective.
At Sowers Paint Company, we've stained, sealed and refinished wood surfaces throughout the Area, and we know how to prepare and finish the wood to make it look excellent. We'll also work with you on scheduling and provide you the level of service you'd expect from one of the best painting contractors in Greensboro.
If you live in Greensboro, Burlington, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, Raleigh or other areas of the area and you've got a wood refinishing project, give Sowers Paint Company a call today. We'll be happy to give you a free quote for the services you are requesting.
Call us today at 336-280-9885 or request a free estimate.
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