We’re based in Greer and serve Greenville, Spartanburg and Anderson counties, within 30 miles of the shop. If you’re inside that circle, we come to you.
Most of our work is concentrated in these areas: established neighborhoods with mature wood fences and decks that need the right care.
Greer
Greenville & Spartanburg Counties
Our home base, and where most of our schedule lives. Neighborhoods like Sugar Creek, Silverleaf, Ascot Ridge, Sugar Mill, and Asher Farms have a high concentration of wood privacy fences hitting the 3–5 year mark and ready for their first proper stain.
Home base
Greenville
Greenville County
Hampton-Pinckney, downtown and the North Main area: established neighborhoods with mature fences, decks and pergolas, where the right prep matters as much as the stain.
Established neighborhoods
Spartanburg
Spartanburg County
Growing fast, with a mix of established homes in the city and newer subdivisions on the edges. New construction fence staining is common here: wood that’s had its 30–60 days to dry and needs its first stain before the SC humidity gets into it.
New & existing fences
Simpsonville
Greenville County
Our third-busiest area, after Greenville and Greer. Many subdivisions here have large wood privacy fences installed 5–10 years ago that need restoration: gray, weathered boards that look like they need replacing and almost never do.
Restoration & staining
Taylors
Greenville County
Just north of Greenville, Taylors has a dense mix of mid-century and newer homes — a lot of backyard privacy fences that have gone gray since they were installed. Most look rougher than they are and have years of life left in them.
Fence restoration
Mauldin & Fountain Inn
Greenville County
Southern Greenville County is booming: new subdivisions going in every year with wood privacy fences that need their first stain once the wood has dried, usually 30–60 days after install. We do a lot of new-fence staining down here before the wood has a chance to gray.
New fence staining
Anderson
Anderson County
Inside our 30-mile circle. Powdersville, Piedmont and the neighborhoods along I-85 toward Anderson, with the same mix of newer subdivisions and established fences and decks we see in Greenville County.
Regular coverage
Travelers Rest
Greenville County
At the foot of the Blue Ridge, TR has grown significantly as Greenville’s northern bedroom community. Lots of newer homes on larger lots, wood decks and fences that need proper care before the mountain humidity and seasonal moisture cycles take their toll.
Deck & fence care
Duncan, Lyman & Boiling Springs
Spartanburg County
The I-85 corridor in Spartanburg County has seen steady residential growth — a mix of established homes and new construction that mirrors what we see in Greenville County. We’re out here regularly and the drive time is easy from Greer.
Regular coverage
Also serving
More of Upstate SC.
Don’t see your town listed above? We likely still come to you. Here are a few more towns we serve, and if you’re not sure, just ask.
Wellford
Moore
Roebuck
Woodruff
Berea
Piedmont
Powdersville
Outside this list but still in Upstate SC? Send us your address and we’ll let you know if we can make it work.
Common questions
On travel and coverage.
No separate travel fee for the towns listed on this page. Mileage is factored into the quote the same way materials and labor are; you won’t see a line item for it. For jobs farther out, we’ll let you know upfront if there’s any adjustment.
All of Greenville, city and county. That includes downtown neighborhoods like Augusta Road, North Main, and Overbrook, as well as further-out areas like Tigerville, Welcome, and Berea. If you’re in Greenville County, we cover it.
Most estimates happen within 2–4 business days of your request. For simple fence staining jobs, we can often quote from photos and a measurement you provide, no on-site visit needed. For restoration and repair work, we always come out first.
Yes. In Anderson County, that’s Powdersville, Piedmont and the neighborhoods along I-85. If you’re farther out, send us your address and we’ll let you know.
We don’t have a strict minimum, but very small jobs (under ~100 linear feet of fence or a tiny deck) may not be cost-effective for either of us once drive time is factored in. Get an estimate and we’ll be straight with you.
Not sure if we come to you?
Drop your address in the estimate form and we’ll confirm coverage when we follow up.
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