Stain Your Fence

Well, I was the last hold out among my immediate neighbors in staining my fence. I admired one job in particular and called to see who did it for them and how much it cost. They referred Stain Your Fence and I had to leave a message on my first try. Because it was Spring Break and this is a small business, I didnt hear back from them for a few days. They were able to very closely estimate how many feet of fence I had without coming out to check. Not sure how they did that but the estimate was right on. The initial price was higher than what my neighbor payed last year but we arrived at something in the middle. The first time they were suppose to come, apparently the work van broke down and we had to reschedule. The second appt was made on time and I left a check underneath my mat since I couldnt be there for job. I simply told them to match the color to my neighbors and that is what they did. I came home and was satisfied with job, even more so the second day when the wood begin to absorb the stain.
A few tips: Be specific about color. Most HOA only allow one or two options. Make sure your price includes two coats. Manage your expectation with absorption. Cedar planks absorbs well, treated pine, not so much.
Bottom line is I felt like I received a good job for the price and I would recommend them to other friends and neighbors.