Deck staining
& repair.

Cleaned, prepped,
and protected.

A deck takes the worst of the weather, and after a few Ohio winters it goes grey, green and splintery. This is a restoration job, not a quick coat of color: we strip and wash off the old finish, algae and grime, sand and prep the wood properly, then stain it to an even, rich finish that actually protects the wood underneath. Where boards, railings or stairs have rotted or come loose, we repair or rebuild them first, because staining over a soft board just hides the problem. Done right, that stain holds up for roughly 3–5 years, depending on the wood, the stain and how much sun and weather that deck actually sees.

• Stripped, washed and cleaned back
• Sanded and prepped before any stain goes on
• Board, railing and stair repairs, done first
• Rotted or loose boards rebuilt solid, not stained over
• Roughly 3–5 years of protection, depending on wood, stain and exposure
• Safe, solid and looking new