Professional Deck Staining by Front Range Paint Pros in Lakewood

Your Go-To Team for deck staining in Lakewood, CO

Good deck staining isn’t complicated – it just takes the right team. Front Range Paint Pros shows up on time, works clean, and gets it done.
Quality deck staining protects your wood by blocking UV rays, resisting moisture, and restoring the natural grain. At Lakewood’s elevation of 5,584 feet, intense sun exposure speeds damage to exterior wood surfaces. Proper preparation and use of climate-appropriate stain products are what keep decks looking good and prevent peeling or fading within a single season.
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Every deck staining project ends with a final walkthrough – the job isn’t closed until the finish meets your expectations, backed by a written warranty.

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Benefits of deck staining

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Deck boards have turned gray and faded from Colorado’s intense high-altitude sun exposure, making the wood look older than it is.
Restored wood color and grain definition, bringing back the wood’s color before Lakewood’s high-altitude sun stripped it.
Bare feet catch splinters and rough spots across the deck surface, indicating the protective coating has worn away and the wood fibers are exposed.
Smooth, sealed surface that resists UV fading and moisture penetration through Colorado’s temperature swings from 20°F January lows to 84°F July highs.
Existing stain is peeling, flaking, or bubbling: signs that the previous coating was either improperly applied or not formulated for Colorado’s freeze-thaw temperature swings.
Deck boards that resist the accelerated UV breakdown Lakewood’s 5,584-foot elevation causes, reducing how often the surface needs to be restained.
Water soaks into the deck boards instead of beading on the surface, meaning the wood has lost its moisture barrier and is vulnerable to rot, warping, and cracking.
A finish that adheres evenly and holds through Colorado’s freeze-thaw cycles, because old stain and weathered wood fibers are fully removed before a new coat is applied.

Materials, Products & Pricing for Lakewood Deck Staining

Deck refinishing and staining projects use Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore products selected for Colorado’s climate, with formulations that resist UV damage and weather impact on exterior wood surfaces. Project cost varies based on deck size, wood condition, and extent of preparation required. Contact 720-831-8998 or visit the contact page for a detailed written estimate.

Why Choose Front Range Paint Pros for Your Next deck staining Project

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Local Painters. Real Results.

Lakewood homeowners have trusted us with their homes for over 9 years. We’d love to earn yours too.
Local family ownership since 2017 means Front Range Paint Pros brings direct familiarity with Colorado residential homes and their exterior wood surfaces. The team focuses on residential refinishing, adapting finishes to the wood types and architectural styles found in Lakewood neighborhoods from the 6th Avenue corridor to Belmar.

FAQs About Our deck staining Services

Deck staining costs vary based on deck size, wood condition, and the extent of preparation needed before applying new stain. Factors like whether old stain must be stripped, board replacement, and product selection all affect the final price. Front Range Paint Pros provides a written estimate after an on-site assessment - call 720-831-8998 or request a quote through the contact page.
Front Range Paint Pros uses Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore deck stain products selected specifically for Colorado's climate, focusing on formulations that resist UV damage and weather impact. At Lakewood's 5,584-foot elevation, UV intensity is significantly higher than at sea level, making UV-resistant formulations critical. The team evaluates each deck's wood type, sun exposure, and condition to recommend the appropriate product and finish - whether a transparent stain that highlights natural grain or a semi-solid option for greater protection on weathered wood.
Deck stain longevity in Lakewood depends on sun exposure, wood type, foot traffic, and the product used. Colorado's high-altitude UV accelerates fading compared to lower-elevation regions, and freeze-thaw temperature cycles from 20°F winters to 84°F summers cause the coating to crack and separate from the wood. A written workmanship warranty is provided at estimate, with terms varying by project scope and products used. Regular maintenance and recoating can extend the life of the finish significantly.
Yes. Front Range Paint Pros provides a written workmanship warranty with terms detailed during the estimate process. Warranty coverage varies based on project scope and the specific products used.
Front Range Paint Pros serves Lakewood and the broader Front Range region, including Denver, Littleton, Arvada, Englewood, Aurora, Centennial, Wheat Ridge, Golden, Highlands Ranch, Dakota Ridge, and Castle Rock. Within Lakewood, the team works on homes ranging from postwar brick and wood ranches to early-2000s Craftsman bungalows with columned porches and mid-century modern homes along the 6th Avenue corridor.
Watch for gray or faded boards, splinters underfoot, peeling or bubbling stain, and water soaking into the wood instead of beading - any of these mean the protective coating is gone and it's time to restain.
The safest window is June through September; October's falling temperatures and rising humidity make proper curing less reliable.
In most cases, no - old stain should be stripped or sanded before applying a new coat, unless the existing coating is fully intact, adhering, and compatible with the new product. Surface prep - stripping old stain and contaminants - is standard.
The best window for deck staining in Lakewood is June through September, when snow-free conditions provide the driest working environment. June has the lowest average relative humidity at 41%, and July temperatures reach 84.4°F, conditions ideal for stain adhesion and curing. Late winter is the most challenging period, with February humidity reaching 66% due to snowmelt and frozen precipitation. Scheduling your project during the dry summer months ensures optimal drying conditions and reduces the risk of weather delays.
Clear all furniture, planters, grills, and personal items off the deck surface. Trim back any plants or branches that contact the deck railing or boards. If you know of specific board damage or loose railing sections, note them for the estimator. Front Range Paint Pros handles all professional preparation as part of the refinishing process, including cleaning, stripping old stain, and addressing weathered wood fibers.
At 5,584 feet elevation, Lakewood experiences higher UV radiation than lower-elevation areas, which accelerates the breakdown of wood fibers and stain coatings. The altitude also contributes to rapid temperature fluctuations, ranging from 20°F in January to 84.4°F in July, which cause wood to expand and contract and stress stain adhesion. Front Range Paint Pros selects products formulated for Colorado's high-elevation conditions.
Once staining is complete, your deck should have restored color and a sealed surface that blocks UV rays and moisture. A final walkthrough confirms the finish meets expectations and you receive a written warranty at estimate covering workmanship.

We Take Care Of Every Step in the deck staining Process

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Share Your Project
Call 720-831-8998 or submit a project request through the contact page. A team member will schedule an on-site estimate to assess your deck’s condition and exposure level, then provide a written quote with product recommendations and project timeline.
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Plan & Work
The team prepares the deck surface by removing old stain, cleaning away contaminants and weathered wood fibers, and addressing any damaged boards. Climate-appropriate stain is then applied in even coats matched to your deck’s wood type.
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Enjoy Your New Space
A final walkthrough with the homeowner confirms the finish meets expectations before the project is considered complete. A written workmanship warranty is provided at estimate, with terms varying by project scope and products used.

Your Dream Space is Just a Brushstroke Away!

Ready to give your home or office in Lakewood a fresh new look? Our expert deck staining experts deliver high-quality results you can trust.