Wood decks and fences cleaned and sealed to last through Illinois weather. We pressure wash, brighten the wood, sand rough spots and apply two coats of premium stain. Licensed and insured, with a written price before we start.
Deck and fence staining in New Lenox starts at $249 for a standard deck, with most jobs running between $400 and $800 depending on size. That price comes from Vanguard Painting, a licensed and insured company serving Will County from our base in Melrose Park. Every job includes pressure washing, wood brightening to restore the natural color, sanding rough spots, and applying two coats of premium stain. We stain decks, fences, pergolas and outdoor furniture across New Lenox and throughout Will County.
Book deck or fence work in New Lenox and this is the package. All of it is included, no surprise add-ons.
Dirt, mildew and old stain removed so the new coat can penetrate.
Wood brightener restores the natural color after pressure washing.
Splinters and rough areas sanded smooth so the stain goes on even.
Premium penetrating stain applied, with proper dry time between coats.
Deck floor, railings, stairs and posts. Fence panels, posts and rails.
Grounds cleared, then we walk the job with you.
We leave leftover stain labeled so you can touch up later.
We bring samples so you see the color on your actual wood.
Here's where our pricing starts on the outdoor wood jobs New Lenox homeowners ask about most. Size, condition and type of stain move the final number. You get that number in writing first.
Not sure which of these you need? Call (708) 815-7720. Most New Lenox deck jobs get priced over the phone in about five minutes.
New Lenox decks and fences face freezing winters, spring rain, summer sun and fall leaves. Wood that's not protected rots, fades and splinters. Here's what we do about it.
New pressure treated wood has to dry before it can take stain. We'll test the moisture content first so the stain actually penetrates.
Cedar fences and decks need oil-based penetrating stain that moves with the wood. Water-based sits on top and peels.
Most New Lenox decks are made of southern yellow pine. It takes stain well but needs two coats for full protection.
New Lenox wood that isn't sealed within 3-4 years starts to gray and split. Regular staining adds years of life to your outdoor wood.
Eight steps, same order every time, from first call to final walk around.
We check the size and condition of the wood, then write the price down before we leave.
We bring samples so you see the color on your actual wood in your sunlight.
Dirt, mildew and old stain washed off. Wood brightener applied.
Wood needs time to dry after washing. We schedule the stain coat for the right weather.
Splinters and raised grain sanded smooth. No rough spots under the stain.
Premium penetrating stain applied to all surfaces.
Second coat applied once the first has dried. Full coverage and protection.
Grounds cleared, then we walk the job with you.
Most calls fall into one of three categories. Same crew and same prep standard on all of them, different surface.

Deck floors, railings, stairs and posts. Two coats of premium stain for protection that lasts.

Wood fence panels, posts and rails. We stain both sides if possible.

Pergolas, gazebos and outdoor furniture cleaned and stained to match.
Our shop is at 541 Winston Dr in Melrose Park. New Lenox is about 25 minutes south, which is why we can usually get out for an estimate the same week you call. The person who prices your job is the person you'll see on your deck.
We work all of Will County every week and we know these houses. Same crew, same prep, same price sheet whether you're on Cedar Road or out by the village center. If a spot needs a touch-up two weeks later, we're close enough to swing back.
Deck work often pairs with other jobs too. Plenty of New Lenox customers add exterior painting or interior painting while we're already there.
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Almost every deck call opens with one of these. Here's the cause on the left, and here's what the deck looks like when we pack up.
Water-based stain applied on a wet deck. It sat on top instead of penetrating.
No stain applied at all. The wood weathered and lost its natural color.
Wood was never sanded before staining. The rough spots got worse over time.
Wood brightener preps the surface. Penetrating stain soaks in, doesn't sit on top.
Wood brightener removes the gray and brings back the natural wood tone.
Sanded before staining. No rough spots, no splinters on your feet.
Even color, protected wood, no drips, no spots missed. Grounds clean and your outdoor space ready to use.



Most of our deck work comes from word of mouth. Read what neighbors said about the prep, the stain and how their outdoor space looked when we cleared out.
Deck staining is a big part of our schedule, but the same crew covers most of what a home needs.
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Painting more than one thing on your property? We cover the whole Will County service area, and everything we do in town sits on the New Lenox painting page.
Free estimate, a real written price, licensed and insured, and a crew that knows Will County. Book online and take $50 off.