Gray, splintered, and flaking doesn't mean finished. With the right repairs, a real sanding, and a properly applied stain, most weathered decks come back looking close to new — for a fraction of replacement cost.
Get My Free Deck QuoteStain over rotted boards and you've painted a problem. We fix the structure first, then do the prep work that makes a finish actually last.
Soft, cracked, or cupped boards replaced and shaky framing re-secured before any finish goes down.
The unglamorous step everyone skips — and the reason our finishes last. Old coatings off, wood opened up to accept stain.
Quality stain in the transparency and tone you choose, applied in the right conditions so it cures right.
Wobbly railings and bouncy stairs fixed solid — the safety items that also happen to be inspection items if you ever sell.
Same prep, same finishes, same crew — knock out the fence while we're set up and save on the combined job.
Where the wood is sound, a professional wash plus dry time is the right prep — we'll tell you honestly which your deck needs.
Every 2–4 years for most horizontal surfaces in our freeze-thaw climate, depending on sun exposure and the product used. Verticals like railings and fences go longer.
Late spring through early fall, in a dry stretch with moderate temps. We track the weather window so the stain cures properly — it matters more than people think.
New boards start lighter, but with the right stain choice they blend well — and after a season of weathering, most people can't pick out the replacements.
Depends on your wood's age and how much grain you want to see. Older, patched decks usually look best in semi-solid or solid; newer wood can carry a transparent look. We'll show you options at the quote.
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