Refresh Your Deck

Enhance the appearance and quality of your deck with new stain or paint.

Our Services

Whether you want stain or paint, we start by prepping your deck usually by sanding. After you decide the color stain or paint you want, we methodically lay the new application. After 12-24 hours we apply a second coat for maximum coverage and protection.

Stain or Paint?

Stain Pros

Natural Look: Highlights the natural grain and texture of the wood, providing a more authentic appearance.
Less Peeling: Wears away gradually, reducing the likelihood of peeling or chipping.
Breathability: Allows the wood to breathe, reducing the risk of moisture buildup and rot.

Paint Pros

Broad Color Range: Available in a wide variety of colors and finishes, allowing for greater customization.
Durability: Can last longer, typically 5-10 years with proper maintenance.
Protection: Provides excellent protection against weather elements by sealing the wood completely.

Stain Cons

Frequent Reapplication: Generally needs to be reapplied every 2-3 years, requiring regular maintenance.
Limited Color Options: Offers fewer color choices compared to paint.
Less Coverage: Does not hide imperfections as well as paint.
Protection: Provides less protection against extreme weather conditions compared to paint.

Paint Cons

Peeling and Cracking: More prone to peeling, cracking, and chipping over time.
Intensive Preparation: Requires thorough surface preparation, including sanding and priming, before application.
Visible Wear: Chips and peels are more noticeable, requiring more effort to maintain.
Moisture Trapping: Can trap moisture under the paint layer, potentially leading to wood damage.

Refresh your deck's visual appeal.

Staining or repainting a deck is crucial for maintaining its structural integrity and aesthetic appeal. Regular staining or painting provides a protective barrier against harsh weather elements such as UV rays, rain, and snow, which can cause the wood to deteriorate over time. This protective layer helps prevent issues like cracking, splintering, and rot, ensuring the deck remains safe and durable.