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Baseboard, Mantles & Wood Floor Staining
When remodeling or designing your home, you may be considering different interior wood elements. Staining these different elements allows you to add the color you want to your wood to match furniture, rugs, or just your personal style. Wooden doors, baseboards and mantles are just some of the things you may want to consider staining. Roe Painting offers a few different staining types for these materials that fit your color and sheen needs. Staining is a great way to preserve your wood and keep your house looking good and functioning well.
Refinishing Interior Wood Working
If you are remodeling a home you may be curious about refinishing your interior wood working. Sanding and staining wood in your home can freshen it up, change the color and transform the space. Stained and finished trim starts to look dated, tired and scratched over time. Adding a fresh coat of stain and finish can revitalize wood and bring your home up to current styles.
Exterior Wood Staining
Beyond the interior of the home there are a lot of exterior elements that can be livened up with a fresh coat of stain and finish. Wooden railing, decks, and even fences are great candidates for a new coat of stain. Exterior wood needs to be refinished regularly to ensure it is protected from moisture, sunlight and other elements. Roe Painting can help with your exterior wood staining project no matter how big or small.
Types of Stains
Roe Painting offers a variety of different stains and finishes for wood projects. Water based stains, hard wax oils, oil based stains and a variety of clear coats in different sheens. The industry has seen a lot of improvements in stain options in the past few years and they have become less toxic and more durable. Water based stains come in so many different colors there is bound to be an option for any style. Hard wax oils are a great option for small projects and are uniquely appealing because of the ability to repair small areas instead of sanding the entire area back down for a small repair. Oil based stains may be old school but still have their benefits especially for specific looks.
The Roe Paint Difference
Roe Painting knows that wood staining requires a special set of skills and tools to yield high quality results. Trusting your wood projects to the coating experts ensures you will have beautiful results with consistent sheen and color that is suitable for the environment.
