"I had such a wonderful experience with this company and their performance at my home. They did such a fantastic job and…"
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From shaded estate decks in Waxhaw and Weddington to backyard wood around Mount Holly and the University area, a stained deck in the Piedmont has to weather humid summers and frequent rain.

We inspect your Charlotte Metro deck for structural issues, loose boards, UV damage, and surface condition to determine the best staining approach for your wood type — cedar, pine, or composite.
Deck Inspection. We inspect your Charlotte Metro deck for structural issues, loose boards, UV damage, and surface condition to determine the best staining approach for your wood type — cedar, pine, or composite.

We power-wash the deck surface, sand rough or splintered areas, and apply premium penetrating deck stain with brushes and rollers for deep wood protection against Charlotte Metro's intense UV and moisture.
Clean, Sand & Stain. We power-wash the deck surface, sand rough or splintered areas, and apply premium penetrating deck stain with brushes and rollers for deep wood protection against Charlotte Metro's intense UV and moisture.

We walk the completed deck staining with you, check for even coverage and penetration, and provide maintenance tips to extend the life of your stain in Central North Carolina weather.
Final Inspection. We walk the completed deck staining with you, check for even coverage and penetration, and provide maintenance tips to extend the life of your stain in Central North Carolina weather.
We inspect your Charlotte Metro deck for structural issues, loose boards, UV damage, and surface condition to determine the best staining approach for your wood type — cedar, pine, or composite.
We power-wash the deck surface, sand rough or splintered areas, and apply premium penetrating deck stain with brushes and rollers for deep wood protection against Charlotte Metro's intense UV and moisture.
We walk the completed deck staining with you, check for even coverage and penetration, and provide maintenance tips to extend the life of your stain in Central North Carolina weather.
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Spencer Flynn
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Your peace of mind, at the top of mind with our three-year transferable warranty. Covers the painting job, even if you sell the house.
Download WarrantyWhy does my Waxhaw deck gray and mildew so fast?
Piedmont humidity and rain feed mildew and weather deck boards quickly. We clean, treat, and prep the wood, then apply a stain that sheds water and resists mildew so your Waxhaw, Weddington, or Mount Holly deck stays sound.
How often should I re-stain a deck in Waxhaw or Mount Holly?
Our humid summers and seasonal swings wear deck finishes faster than dry climates. We'll assess your Waxhaw, Weddington, or Mount Holly deck's exposure and recommend a stain and re-coat schedule that keeps water and rot out.
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Charlotte Metro's intense UV and rain mean most decks need re-staining every 2–3 years for optimal protection.
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Stain preserves wood grain and is easier to maintain. Paint offers more color options but can peel.
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