Deck Staining – A Natural Look That Fits the Texas Landscape
Staining is a popular choice in neighborhoods like Benbrook, Aledo, and Walsh Ranch, where homeowners want to preserve the natural wood grain for a more rustic, organic feel.
Great for cedar, pine, and redwood—commonly found on North Texas decks
Soaks into the wood, allowing it to breathe and flex with humidity changes
Helps prevent cracking or peeling in high sun areas like south-facing backyards
Needs reapplication every 2–3 years, especially after stormy seasons or long droughts
Available in clear, semi-transparent, and solid colors to match your style
Deck Painting – Long-Term Protection for Aging or Weathered Decks
If your deck is older, sun-faded, or has surface wear from years of Texas weather, paint offers full coverage and added protection. We often recommend this in established Fort Worth neighborhoods like Ridgmar, Arlington Heights, or Westcliff, where decks have been through many seasons.
Provides a durable, uniform finish that hides imperfections
Ideal for decks that have already been painted or are showing signs of wear
Withstands UV exposure better on open decks with little shade
Easier to clean and maintain, especially near pools or high-traffic entertaining areas
Lasts up to 8–10 years when applied properly with premium products
At Bearcat Painting, we don’t just slap on a coat and call it done. We take time to assess your deck’s condition, the type of wood, sun exposure, and even your irrigation setup. Our Fort Worth-based crew knows exactly how to prepare and finish decks to stand up to the local climate—and we only use Sherwin-Williams paints and stains, formulated for Texas heat and humidity.
