Barns, board fences, teak furniture and entry doors restored on site, with horse-safe products and as little disruption to the property's routine as possible.
Wellington wood works hard. Long runs of board fencing and barn siding sit in full sun all day, then get soaked by afternoon storms and by irrigation that never quite misses the bottom rails. Stall fronts and paddock gates take daily contact from horses and equipment. And in gated communities, the HOA notices a grey fence or a faded front door long before the owner does.
We restore that wood rather than replace it. Weathered fibers are cleaned out and sanded back, then sealed with UV-stable, horse-safe finishes chosen for the exposure. On working farms we plan around turnout, feeding and riding. If you only spend the winter in Wellington, we can plan the work around your schedule so the property looks right when you arrive.
Most projects can be priced from photographs, so you know the number before anyone sets foot on the property.
Send a few clear photos of the wood through the form below. For a large farm or a lot of fencing, ask for a free on-site assessment instead.
We look at wood type, size, exposure and weathering, then send a clear figure by text or email, usually within one business day. No obligation.
Once you approve, we agree a date, restore the wood on site and seal it to stand up to Wellington sun and summer storms.
Yes. On equestrian properties we use horse-safe, UV-stable products, and we schedule the work so turnout, feeding and riding carry on around us. Tell us about the horses when you send photos and we will plan the order of the work around them.
Yes. Let us know the community when you request an estimate so gate access can be arranged ahead of time. If your HOA has rules on fence or door colors, share them with us and we will match the finish to what the association expects.
It depends on the wood, the product and how much direct sun and irrigation the fence gets. Runs in full sun all day fade first. Once we have seen your fence, we will tell you honestly what to expect and how light maintenance between full restorations can stretch the time before the next one.
In most cases, yes. Send photos and your arrival date, and we will tell you up front whether the timing works and plan the restoration so the barn, fencing or patio furniture is done by the time you are back.
Usually not. A few clear photos of the wood are enough for most projects. For large properties with long fence runs or several structures, we can book a free on-site assessment instead.
No site visit, no sales call, no obligation. A few clear photographs of the wood are enough for us to give you a firm figure — usually within one business day.