Fence, shed and garden timber painting in Tipton and Tividale. Cleaned down, treated and coated so the wood lasts longer and the garden looks cared for.
Moss, algae and loose fibres brushed off so the coat soaks into the wood, not onto the dirt.
Timber needs a few dry days before treatment. We plan around the forecast rather than painting damp panels.
Borders sheeted, paving covered and the neighbour's side agreed before any spraying or brushing.
Sheds, summerhouses, gates and pergolas done with the fence so the garden matches.
Rotten posts and broken panels pointed out before coating, so nothing weak gets painted over.
Sprayed for speed on long runs of panel, brushed near plants, cars and neighbours' walls.
A photo from the back door down the garden, and one close to the worst panel. Tell us the length of fence and the size of the shed. Say whether you want a new colour or the same one again.
Fences and sheds in Tipton take a beating from the weather, and untreated timber goes grey, then green, then soft. A good coat of the right product every couple of years adds years to its life. The job is mostly preparation. That means brushing off moss and algae, letting the wood dry, and choosing a treatment that suits the timber. It is not slapping a thin colour over dirt. A spring or late-summer dry spell is the best window for it.
Tipton gardens are mostly long and narrow, with a fence on both sides and a shed at the bottom. The length of fencing sets most of the cost. The condition of the wood comes next. A photo from the back door down the garden, and one close to the worst panel, is usually enough to quote it on WhatsApp.
Send a photo or a quick video of the room on WhatsApp. Or ask for a free fixed quote with no obligation. We will tell you straight what it needs.
Most need a coat every two to three years to keep the wood protected, sooner if it faces the weather.
Only with their agreement. We are happy to talk to them first so there are no surprises.
Yes. Going darker is easy; going much lighter over a dark stain may take extra coats.
A typical Tipton back garden is usually a day, weather permitting, with the shed added on.
Ideally a few dry hours after coating. We keep an eye on the forecast and move the day if needed.
Yes, with a hard-wearing floor paint, once the boards are clean and dry.
The length of fencing, the condition of the wood, whether it is sprayed or brushed and whether sheds and gates are included. A fence that is already clean and dry is quicker to coat.