Fence staining, fence building, decks and painting for Wellington's fast-growing neighborhoods just north of Fort Collins.
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Super Service Award 2025Wellington has become one of the fastest-growing towns in Larimer County, and most of its homes sit in newer subdivisions along the I-25 corridor north of Fort Collins. Drive through almost any neighborhood here and you will notice the wood fencing. It lines backyards, separates lots and runs along the edges of open space, and much of it was installed at the same time the houses went up. After a few years in the northern Front Range wind, that fencing tends to gray, warp and lose boards.
Wind is the defining weather factor in Wellington. Strong gusts sweep across the open land north of Fort Collins, drying out unprotected wood and pushing dust into siding. Paint on the windward side of a house wears faster than on the sheltered side, and decks that face the prevailing wind can crack and splinter if they are not sealed regularly. Builder-grade exterior paint usually starts fading within the first several years, especially on darker colors.
Because so many Wellington homes are relatively new, the most common projects we see are first-time repaints, fence staining or replacement, and adding or refinishing decks. We help homeowners pick a durable stain color that suits their neighborhood and apply it evenly so every fence section matches.
Wellington is just a short drive north on I-25 from our Fort Collins office, which makes estimates and follow-up visits easy to schedule. Being that close also means we can swing by after a windstorm to check a fence or gate we installed, and quickly handle any adjustments that might be needed.
Fence projects in Wellington often involve several neighbors at once, since boards are shared along property lines. We can coordinate with everyone involved, agree on a stain color and schedule work so each yard is finished efficiently. When fences are beyond saving, we tear them out, set new posts in concrete and build replacements that resist leaning in the wind. For decks, we check the condition of joists and fasteners as well as the boards, because constant wind and sun can loosen hardware over time. Interior painting is popular in Wellington too. Many homes were finished with flat builder paint that marks easily, and families often want more durable finishes in high-traffic rooms or a fresh color palette after moving in. Basement finishing is another common request, and we can handle framing and painting so the space comes together with a single team. Exterior repaints usually focus on the windward side first, where sun and wind wear down the coating fastest, but we always recommend a full repaint when the original paint has started to chalk evenly across the house so the color stays uniform.
Most Wellington calls are about fences: staining them, repairing them or replacing them with new ones built to stand up to the wind. We also repaint exteriors, freshen up interiors, stain and build decks, frame basement finishes and pour concrete. Penetrating stain on fences and decks here helps wood resist drying and cracking. See each service below.


Newer homes do not stay new for long in Wellington's wind, and the right maintenance at the right time saves money down the road. We give you an honest recommendation about whether your fence needs stain, repair or replacement, along with a written estimate that spells out every step.
Our team protects your lawn and landscaping, keeps you updated each day, and cleans up before leaving. At the end of the job we walk the property together and handle any touch-ups. We are fully insured and family-owned, with decades in the trade. If your fence is graying or your builder paint is fading, call for a free estimate.
No-obligation quotes, honest pricing, and a written guarantee on every job.