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Bring tired wood back to life.
When a deck, fence or pergola is gray, peeling and patchy, a fresh coat is not enough. Wood restoration strips the old finish, brightens the wood and gives it a clean start.
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Deck, Fence & Wood
Restoration is for wood that has been neglected or has a failing finish: peeling stain, blotchy color, black mildew spots and gray, fuzzy fibers. Painting or staining over that does not last.
We remove the old coating with a stripper, wash away loose fibers, neutralize and brighten the wood, and fix loose boards and popped nails. Then we apply the right finish for its condition. It is the most complete service we offer for exterior wood, and it is often what turns a deck people avoid into one they use every day.
How we do it
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We check the wood, the old finish and any rot.
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Old coatings and damaged fibers are removed.
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Brightener evens the color and loose boards are secured.
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Stain or sealer matched to the wood’s condition.
Good to know
Size, how much old coating is left, and repairs.
We fix loose boards and popped nails. Rotten structure is quoted separately.
Restoration takes longer than a stain refresh, so book early in the season.
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Deck, Fence & Wood
A deck wash removes the gray layer, mildew and dirt that make boards slick and old-looking.
Service area
We are based in Flint and serve 28 towns in both counties. Pick your town for local details on deck staining, or just ask.
Restoration removes the old finish and fixes the wood before staining. A standard stain job assumes the existing finish is in good shape.
Often yes, but heavy paint may need sanding. We assess it on site.
If the structure is sound, the surface can usually be restored. We will be honest if boards need to be replaced.
Yes. Ask when you request your quote.
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