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Thursday, June 5, 2008

Quality Deck Finish Before & After





Finished Deck Before & After


Hi There- Discussed here is the before and after of a quality deck refinishing job. This deck you see was neglected. It was let to weather without any coating. The before
Picture you see is after a pressure wash, cleaner and conditioner. The deck should look somewhat like this before you stain it. The after shot speaks for it’s self; we used a semi transparent oil stain by Cabot. You need to ensure the stain you use on your deck floor is walk able.

Peace
John


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Thursday, May 8, 2008

Deck Surface Preparation


Deck Surface Preparation The beauty and durability of any stain job depends on both the quality of the stain and the proper surface prep. Customers often spend hours trying to pick the right color and brand, yet give little attention to prep. Proper preparation ensures a beautiful finish that will last. The few dollars saved wears off as the agony of a poor job lingers on. Want a professional deck stain job, call a pro better yet contact us. Peace John Tags:

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Thursday, February 21, 2008

Deck Spring Checklist and Stain & Seal


Deck Spring Checklist and Stain & Seal

Early spring is at he ideal time to spot early problems with your deck. Here are a few things to look for.
Water stains where the deck ties to the house. Ongoing water leakage will lead to wood decay, weakening the deck.
Splintering of the deck flooring is a sign that deck treatment is required.
Green mildew stains or black mold stains, signals a pressure wash with the proper chemicals is required, please I mean please do not use “Bleach”. Bleach actually makes mold spread and dries out the wood fibers. Bleach is also caustic to the environment.
Look for some holes, these could signal carpenter bees. Not taken care of these bees will eat your deck and may cause it to become structurally unsafe.
Lastly untreated or improperly treat pressure treated lumber can pose health problems, especially if you get a splinter in your foot.

A healthy deck needs to be maintained. When done so by a professional contractor you can be sure of great results and a lasting protective coating. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

Peace

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