Super professional! Showed up when they were supposed to, communicated with us throughout the process. The finished job was top quality (power washed, and stained deck and fence).
Deck staining. Five Forks, SC
Deck staining in Five Forks, SC.
Five Forks decks take a lot of sun. Skipped prep shows up fast. We wash greyed boards, check moisture, and stain the floor, stairs, and rails as one.
5.0 on Google from 40 reviews. Licensed RBS 66117. Insured.

Our work
Decks and porches we have stained.
Real jobs from around Greenville County and Spartanburg County. Ask for photos near Five Forks when we quote. Every review below is from Google.
Reviews
What neighbors say on Google.
Based on 40 Google reviews
Adrian visited our property several times before staining our new privacy fence, making sure the moisture content was appropriate for staining. He provided us with a professional assessment and quote.
We got our fence and deck stained. They were able to do it in one day. Adrian was able to give us a great affordable quote. The stain looks great! Highly recommend them.
How we stain a deck in Five Forks
Look. Wash if needed. Stain.
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Check the deck
Moisture, the old finish, loose boards.
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Wash and clear the gaps
Soft wash and brightener, not a blast.
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Sand the traffic lanes
And anywhere the old finish is failing.
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Stain and seal
Floor, rails, and stairs as one color.
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Walk it with you
Cleanup, walkthrough, 12-month warranty.
What sets the price in Five Forks
One flat number. In writing, before we start.
Five Forks decks run from a small platform off the kitchen to multi-level builds with benches and wide stairs. Benches, extra levels, and stairs are where the time goes, so we scope every piece and price it as one number. We look at your job and write one price. No hourly billing, no add-ons at the end.
The details
Deck staining in Five Forks, in detail

Adrian and his crew from Superior Stain Solutions did an excellent job staining our fence. It looks great! They were on time, polite and professional and got the job done efficiently. They were also careful to protect the house from overspray and they left the area clean when they finished. We plan to have them back to do our deck this fall. Highly recommended!
01 Deck staining in Five Forks: what to expect
Open yards in Five Forks mean decks that fade and grey on a short cycle if they were left raw or coated with a film that peeled. We wash what needs it, sand traffic lanes when they have gone rough, and wait for the wood to read under 13% moisture before oil stain goes on.
Boards, stairs, and rails are one color in the quote. A floor-only number is not a real quote. You get a flat rate in writing before we start, plus a 12-month workmanship warranty.
Licensed RBS 66117 and insured. Free estimate, usually back within a business day. Call, text, or send the form with a couple of photos.
See our deck staining process, or price it yourself with our deck staining cost calculator. Greyed or peeling wood may need fence and deck restoration first. Closer to the city? See deck staining in Greenville.
Fence too? See fence staining in Five Forks.
02 Step by step, in detail
- We check the condition. Moisture, worn traffic lanes, and any old coating. That tells us how much prep the deck needs and whether the new stain will bond.
- We clean and sand. Wash the deck, sand where the wood is rough or the old finish is failing. Skipping this is why decks peel.
- We stain for traffic. Deck boards get sun, rain, and feet. We use a penetrating stain that wears down slowly instead of peeling in sheets.
03 Deck staining around Five Forks
A deck in Five Forks might be a simple platform off the kitchen or a multi-level build with benches and wide stairs down to a pool or patio. The bigger the deck, the more places a coat can end up uneven. We scope the floor, rails, balusters, stair treads, and bench seats together so nothing is left raw or half done.
Much of the land along Woodruff Road and Batesville Road was rural as recently as the 1990s, and some backyards still have little shade. On an open deck in summer, we avoid the hottest part of the afternoon so the oil soaks in instead of drying on the surface. Start times get planned around the sun, and we let you know the schedule ahead of time.
Deck staining nearby: Simpsonville, Mauldin, Greer and Greenville.
Colors
Light, warm, dark, or grey. You pick on your own wood.
Every photo is a real job. We bring samples to the estimate in Five Forks and put them on your boards.





You pick the color on your own boards.
We do not hand you a chart and walk away. At the estimate we put real stain samples on your fence or deck so you see the color on your wood, in your light. Transparent, semi-transparent, semi-solid, or solid. Light, warm, dark, or grey. Pick what you like and we match it.
Do you stain decks in Five Forks?
Yes. We are based in Duncan and Five Forks is in our regular service area. Free flat-rate estimates, typically within one business day.
Do you work in Five Forks HOA neighborhoods like Kilgore Plantation and Five Forks Plantation?
Yes. We serve neighborhoods throughout Five Forks. If your HOA has fence or deck color rules, send us the guideline and we will match the approved sample. Estimates are free.
Our deck has built-in benches and two levels. Do you stain all of it?
Yes. Benches, both levels, every stair, the rails, and the balusters go in the same quote. Leaving a piece raw is how a deck ends up uneven, so we scope it all at the estimate.
Our deck gets full sun all afternoon. When do you stain it?
Earlier in the day. On a hot, open deck the oil can dry on the surface before it soaks in. We plan start times around the sun so the stain goes into the wood.
Our deck steps down to a pool. Anything different?
Same wash, same moisture check, same oil. We protect the pool edge and patio while we work and keep wash water and stain off them.
How much does professional deck staining cost in Five Forks, SC?
Square footage, rails, stairs, and how much prep the wood needs set the price. A wash and a fresh coat is the easy end. Stripping an old film finish is the hard end. We look at the deck, then give you one flat number in writing. No hourly billing, no add-ons once we start. Estimates in Five Forks are free.
How often should I stain my deck in Five Forks?
Usually every 3 to 4 years. Opacity, sun, and maintenance can push that to 2 to 6 years. Decks often need attention a little sooner than fences.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. SC licensed RBS 66117, liability insurance, COI on request. 12-month workmanship warranty.
Do you paint decks?
Yes. A lot of people in Five Forks call a solid-stain deck job painting. Paint peels under foot traffic, so we use solid stain when you want a painted look on deck floors. We stain boards, stairs, and rails as one.
Free estimate
Get a flat-rate number in Five Forks.
Send the job address, rough size, and the look you are after. Usually back within one business day. Or price it online first.
- 01Send the form. Free, no obligation.
- 02Quote or a visit, usually within one business day.
- 03We look: moisture meter and samples on your wood.
- 04One to three days on site. Flat rate in writing first.
- 05Walkthrough. 7-day touch-up. 12-month warranty.
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Prefer to talk? Call or text 864-800-8275 Mon–Sat 9am–8pm.
Free estimate in Five Forks
Send the basics and a couple of photos if you have them. We usually get back within one business day, often the same day.
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We will call or text you about the job, usually within one business day. If it is urgent, call 864-800-8275.





