Shelter Care (512) 555-0192
01 🪵 Washing · Staining · Sealing

Park shelter staining
for city and HOA
grounds.

Municipal contracts and association work. We wash, prep and apply two-coat systems that hold up through sun, rain and foot traffic. One crew, one schedule, one price.

Request a Walk-Through See finished shelters
Shelter Care at work

Shelters protected, season after season

02 What we apply

Six steps that keep wood shelters standing longer

Prep and finish determine how many seasons the shelter lasts before the next crew shows up.

01

Pressure Washing & Prep

Mildew, old finish and gray weathering removed with controlled pressure so new stain bonds to clean wood fibers.

From $650
02

Two-Coat Oil Stain

Penetrating oil stain applied in two coats, back-brushed for even color and full penetration on all exposed faces and ends.

From $1,150
03

Solid Color Stain

Solid acrylic or latex stain for shelters that need a uniform painted look while still allowing the wood to breathe.

From $1,350
04

Clear Sealer Top Coat

UV-protective clear sealer over stained surfaces to lock in color and slow water uptake at joints and end grain.

From $480
05

Railing & Trim Refresh

Hand-brushed stain or sealer on railings, posts, benches and fascia where spray coverage is not possible.

From $320
06

Annual Maintenance Coat

Light wash and one maintenance coat on previously finished shelters to extend the cycle between full refinishes.

From $780
04 Projects

Clean wood, consistent color

Shelters in parks and common areas after washing, staining and sealing.

Pavilion after two-coat oil stain
01Pavilion after two-coat oil stain
Gable ends with even coverage
02Gable ends with even coverage
Rafter tails and fascia sealed
03Rafter tails and fascia sealed
Benches and railings refreshed
04Benches and railings refreshed
Posts and base detail
05Posts and base detail
Shade structure finished edge
06Shade structure finished edge
End of day, equipment staged
07End of day, equipment staged
05 Why Shelter Care

The finish has to last between visits

Four details that separate a shelter that needs work again in two years from one that holds for five.

01

Wash before stain

Every surface is pressure-washed and allowed to dry fully so stain penetrates rather than sitting on old finish.

02

Two coats, back-brushed

Spray application followed by brush work on every board so coverage is uniform and end grain is sealed.

03

Cycle tracking

We log the date, product and color of every shelter so future coats line up with the original system.

04

Hardware masked, not painted

All bolts, plates and electrical boxes are protected so the next crew can work without fighting overspray.

06 Who's on the crew

The same crew that bids it finishes it.

Shelter Care started staining park structures for a single city parks department in 2016. We still run the same two-person crews and the same process: wash to bare wood, mask hardware, apply two full coats, and leave a dated maintenance card on site.

Most of our contracts are repeat municipal and HOA work. We keep records of every shelter we finish so the next maintenance cycle is predictable and the wood stays protected.

— Shelter Care
The same crew that bids it finishes it.
07 Get a number

Tell us how many shelters

Send the park name or address list and we will walk the sites, count structures and give one price for the full cycle.

08 Contact

Send the list. We will price it.

Text or email the addresses and number of shelters. We return a single price and schedule within two business days.

(512) 555-0192 hello@sheltercare.com