Fence & Barn Painting

Whether you’ve had a fence installed by the S&S Fencing team or you’re looking to refresh an existing fence or barn, we’ve got you covered. We offer professional painting services to give your property a clean, updated look that lasts. We’re out and about serving all over Kentuckiana—Louisville, Lexington, Elizabethtown, Southern Indiana, and all the small towns in between. No matter where you are, we’re ready to help make your property look its best.

Before Barn Painting — Coxs Creek, KY — S&S Fencing and Property Maintenance LLC
After Barn Painting — Coxs Creek, KY — S&S Fencing and Property Maintenance LLC

Before and After Barn Painting

WHY IS PAINTING IMPORTANT?

A fresh coat of paint does more than just make your fence or barn look nice—it helps protect your investment. Your property's appearance plays a big role in curb appeal and can leave a lasting impression on visitors or potential customers.
Over time, wood fences and barns take a beating from sun, rain, wind and everyday wear. Keeping them painted helps prevent damage and can save you from costly repairs down the road.
We’re here to keep your property looking great and standing strong!

KEEPING A BARN WELL-MAINTAINED CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING:

Regular maintenance goes a long way in protecting your barn and keeping it looking its best. Here are a few key things to stay on top of:

  • Seal it up: Caulk any cracks or gaps where water could seep into wood surfaces.
  • Repaint regularly: A fresh coat of paint on the exterior every 5–10 years helps protect against weather damage.
  • Watch the doors: Barn doors may need occasional adjustments and should be repainted along with the rest of the structure.
    Staying ahead on maintenance means fewer repairs—and a better-looking barn for years to come.

WOOD FENCE MAINTENANCE INCLUDES:

To keep your wood fence looking great and lasting longer, we recommend the following:

  • Dry time: After installation, allow 6-12 months for posts and boards to dry completely. We always use a moisture meter to test before painting or staining.
  • Regular cleaning: Clean your fence every 3-5 years to remove dirt and buildup.
  • Fresh paint or stain: Apply a new coat after cleaning—typically every 3-5 years—to protect the wood.
    Annual inspection: Check once a year for any signs of damage or rot and address issues promptly.

Before and After Fence Painting