If your interior wood surfaces are faded, uneven, or simply unfinished, Linsy Painting & Decorating can help. We’ve been staining wood surfaces since 1986, delivering consistent results to homeowners and property managers alike. Whether it’s trim, doors, beams, staircases, or cabinetry, we take care of every detail to give your wood a deeper tone and smoother appearance. Our team works on all types of residential properties and ensures that each space is treated with care.
We stain baseboards, crown molding, doors, and other wood trim
Staining available for stair railings, treads, and risers
Work includes sanding and surface preparation before application
We apply quality stains that hold up over time
We handle both small jobs and larger projects like multi-room homes or older buildings with unique wood finishes. Our staining process focuses on bringing out the wood’s color without leaving blotches or uneven coverage. Whether you’re renovating a personal house or getting ready for new renters, we tackle everything methodically and precisely. The end effect is a uniform polish that looks neat and extends its lifespan. Throughout your employment, you will have clear communication skills and produce output that satisfies your expectations.
Linsy Painting & Decorating provides interior staining for both new and existing wood surfaces. If your doors, trims, or wood panels have lost their original color or never had one to begin with, we’ll take care of it. We stain wood in a variety of shades, from light finishes to darker tones that suit modern or classic interiors. Everything starts with prepping the surface, so we sand, clean, and test colors before applying anything permanent. This way, you avoid surprises once the stain dries.
We don’t just work with new wood—our team has experience dealing with older, worn-down pieces that need new color. Staining is also ideal if you’ve recently renovated and want all wood surfaces to match. We maintain your area neat and orderly throughout the process by working fast yet completely. Linsy has served homes of all sizes across the area, including older multi-level properties that require scaffolding or ladders. We are well-equipped to take care of any size task, whether it’s a single room or a whole house. We value your time, your space, and the expectations you have of us.
Both methods can work, but for interior wood, hand application offers better control and a more detailed finish. It allows better absorption and helps avoid overspray, especially in homes where cleanliness and precision are important.
Yes, interior staining can be done year-round, including winter. Since the work is indoors, the weather doesn’t affect the job. We just ensure proper ventilation and room temperature for stain drying and curing during colder months.
We recommend clearing furniture from the work area and removing any loose rugs or décor near the surfaces to be stained. Our team takes care of surface prep, but having a clear space helps us start faster.