Home Fence & Deck Refinishing

Calgary · Alberta

Fence & Deck Refinishing in Calgary

Washed, prepped and stained properly - which mostly means the boring parts nobody photographs. Quoted on site, because the state of the wood decides how much work goes in before any stain comes out of the tin.

  • Fully insured & bonded
  • 5.0★ across 31 Google reviews
  • Owner-run in Calgary since 2023

What it costs.

This one is quoted on site. We'd rather look at the surface and give you a number that holds than publish a "from" price that changes when we arrive.

Prices are for jobs inside Calgary. Outside the city there's a $24.99 fuel surcharge.

Book two services on the same visit and the cheaper one comes off 15%. Applies to work our own crew does.

What's included.

One to three days depending on size, and the wood needs to be dry before stain goes on.

Included

  • Low-pressure wash with a sodium percarbonate pre-soak, then a neutralising rinse
  • Board repairs and re-fastening where needed
  • Sanding where the grain has raised
  • Stain or sealer applied at the right spread rate, not stretched thin
  • Everything not being stained masked and protected

Not included

  • New builds - that's a separate quote, and we do those too
  • Composite decking, which needs a different treatment

Real jobs.

Our own photos, from our own work. Nothing bought from a stock library.

Questions we actually get.

When should I stain a fence or deck in Calgary?

Late May through early September. The wood has to be genuinely dry and the overnight temperature has to stay above about 10°C for the stain to cure. Staining too early in spring is the most common reason a finish fails in one winter.

How often does a Calgary deck need re-staining?

Every two to three years for a horizontal surface. Our UV load and freeze-thaw cycles are hard on a finish, and the flat boards go long before the railings do.

Where we do it.

All four Calgary quadrants, plus the surrounding towns. See the full list.

Calgary NW

Tuscany, Evanston, Ranchlands, Varsity, Bowness - mature spruce and poplar, so eaves fill fast in October.

Calgary NE

Skyview, Redstone, Cornerstone, Saddle Ridge - newer builds, mostly two-storey with taller rooflines.

Calgary SW

Elbow Park, Mount Royal, Altadore, Signal Hill - heavy canopy, the one part of town that can justify gutters twice a year.

Calgary SE

Mahogany, Auburn Bay, McKenzie Towne, Cranston - big decks and long fence runs, lots of built-in grills.

Often booked together.

Book two services on the same visit and the cheaper one comes off 15%. Applies to work our own crew does.

Want a straight number?

Tell us what you need and we'll come back with a real price - not a range that doubles when we turn up.