Cleaned, sanded, stained, and sealed against Florida moisture, mildew, and UV — from backyard decks to full log homes and barns.
Wood in Florida takes a beating. We clean and sand down to a sound surface, match the stain to your wood and style, then seal it against moisture, mildew, and UV damage — so it stays beautiful for years.
We’re one of the area’s few log home staining specialists, and every project is handled by our own employed crew with the punctuality and communication that built our 5.0-star reputation over 10+ years.
We’re not the cheapest — we’re the best value. Fair, competitive pricing and quality that matches it, never less.
No subcontractors — ever. Every project is completed by employees who work directly for Color Pros.
Backed by nearly 15 years of experience — and a reputation for communication, punctuality, and consistent quality.
General Liability and Workers’ Comp coverage, with certificates of insurance available on request.
We inspect the wood, flag any repairs, and recommend the right stain and sealer for your surface.
Old finish and grime come off, and the surface is sanded so the stain absorbs evenly and deeply.
Stain matched to your style, then sealed to lock out moisture, mildew, and UV for the long haul.
Real Google reviews from real Gainesville-area customers — rated 5.0 across 107 reviews.
“Our 35 yr. old cracker style house has a wraparound porch that needed some TLC and updated weatherproofing. Asa and the Color Pros crew made sure the job was done to our satisfaction. We highly recommend this fine outfit.”
“Color Pro was awesome. They did such a great job with painting my metal roof, house, shed and my porch. His crew was easy to work with and they did a great job with everything. I would recommend them strongly.”
“They kept weather in mind when choosing what to paint and when. They took care to protect items near the house — all of the painters were professional and courteous.”
Free quotes on decks, fences, log homes, and barns — honest advice on what your wood actually needs.
