Deck renewal are the two words that strike hope in a homeowner’s pride of house. Nothing speaks louder than the smooth feeling of wood on the bottom of your feet, unless it is a big splinter from a poorly maintained deck. Your deck, properly refinished, is smooth and has a beautiful color. Each board will take on its own color and like snowflakes, no two boards will be exactly alike.  The boards under the grill, protected from the sun, will absorb the stain differently than a board full of knots and sap or one fully exposed to the elements. But they will all have the same patina and be a pleasure to see and touch.

The answer for the estimate is free and a properly maintained deck can last well over thirty years. The ignored deck will need boards replaced every few years and often a complete rebuild after fifteen.

Each deck should be seen for an accurate estimate of the cost for renewal. The basic question for the estimate is what condition is the wood? Is there a coat of paint or 3-4 layers of sealant? Is the wood splintering and needs sanding or is the deck on the second floor? Are the nails popping and rusting? Does any wood need to be replaced?

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