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Wood fences cleaned, prepped and stained or painted to slow the graying, cracking and rot that Arkansas sun and rain cause. One side or both, privacy or picket.
Little Rock's spring rains and long, hot summers are hard on wood fences. Under the big oaks in Hillcrest and the Heights, shaded fence runs stay damp and grow mildew; on open lots in West Little Rock, south and west runs bleach gray fastest. We clean the boards, let them dry and coat the sides you choose. If your neighborhood has a POA, as many in West Little Rock do, check whether fence colors need approval before you choose a stain.
Little Rock lots range from small, shaded backyards under mature oaks in Midtown, Hillcrest and the Heights to large, sloped lots in West Little Rock with raised decks, long fence runs and big patios. Shade means mildew and slow drying; slopes mean stairs, tall posts and more surface to cover.
Most stains go on best between about 50 and 95°F on dry wood, so spring after the pollen and early fall are the sweet spots in Central Arkansas. Wood has to dry after rain or washing before it will take stain evenly, and new pressure-treated pine needs weeks to months to dry out before it's ready, so we check moisture before we start.
You'll know the scope before we start: what we're coating, how we'll prep it and what it will cost.
ZIP codes 72201–72207, 72209–72212, 72223 and 72227. Home base. We're in and around Little Rock every week.
All painting services in Little Rock →If your fence runs under the big oaks in Hillcrest or the Heights, plan on a stain with mildew resistance and a yearly rinse. Shaded fences stay damp longer, and a quick spring wash keeps the finish looking fresh.
We started Revive Paint with a simple idea: do careful work, tell people the truth and clean up after ourselves.
Stain can't soak into dirt, mildew or gray fibers, so every fence is washed and allowed to dry before we coat it.
We'll tell you whether stain or paint suits your fence and how often each will need a refresh.
Grass, plants, gates, hardware and nearby siding are protected so the color stays on the fence.
We measure the fence, check boards and posts, talk stain versus paint and colors, and put the scope in writing.
Boards are washed to remove dirt, mildew and gray fibers, then given time to dry so stain can soak in.
Grass and plants along the fence line are covered, gates and hardware are masked, and loose or damaged boards are flagged for repair.
Product is applied and worked into the boards, rails and posts for even coverage on the sides you choose.
We walk the fence line with you, handle any touch-ups and clean up.
Fence staining and painting are priced by length and height, whether we do one side or both, and the fence's condition.
National cost guides put the average fence staining project at about $2,000, with most between $1,000 and $4,000 (Fixr, 2026). Painting usually costs more than staining because it needs more prep. Those are national figures. Your Revive Paint estimate is free, in writing, and based on your actual Little Rock home.
In Little Rock, price for outdoor wood and concrete work depends most on how much cleaning and stripping the old finish needs, and on raised decks, stairs and long fence runs on sloped West Little Rock lots.
Photos from Revive Paint jobs in Central Arkansas.
Real Google reviews from Revive Paint customers in Central Arkansas.
Bryce and his team were phenomenal. Painted the house and stained my deck. Paint looks flawless. Extremely happy with the results.
Revive Paint did a wonderful job. They said it would be 3 to 4 days, and it was no more than 3. The crew was super, and Tony was exceptionally paying attention to details. We highly recommend these guys. Thank you for a job well done.
Revive Paint is owned by two Central Arkansas families, David Maynard and Bryce Martin. When you call about a project in Little Rock, you talk to the people who run the company, and they stay involved from the estimate to the final walkthrough.
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New pressure-treated pine needs to dry first, often 30 to 60 days for a semi-transparent stain and longer for solid stain or paint. If water still soaks in slowly or beads on the surface, it's not ready.
A semi-transparent stain usually needs a refresh every two to four years in Arkansas sun. Solid stains and paint last longer between coats but take more prep to redo.
Yes, when we can reach both sides. For a shared fence, we'll need your neighbor's OK to work on their side.
We'll point out loose, rotted or broken boards and posts before we start so they can be repaired first. Staining over damaged wood doesn't fix it.
In the MacArthur Park Historic District, colors on wood don't need approval, but painting masonry or stucco requires a certificate of appropriateness from the Little Rock Historic District Commission. Many West Little Rock neighborhoods, including Chenal Valley, have POA rules for exterior colors, so check your covenants before you choose.
Yes. Revive Paint holds an Arkansas Residential Home Improvement License (#0478560127), which covers painting, cabinets, concrete and special coatings, and we carry general liability insurance on every job.
Tell us about your project. We'll look at it with you, talk through colors, products and prep, and send you a clear, written price.
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