Deck staining significantly enhances the appearance and durability of your outdoor space. At That 1 Painter, we offer comprehensive deck staining services, including power washing, re-staining, and repairs. Our expert team ensures your deck is prepped and secured against weather elements, guaranteeing long-lasting results.
We use water- and sun-resistant products to protect your deck from the elements. Choose from transparent, semi-transparent, and solid paint-like options to achieve your desired look. Our quick-dry solutions ensure minimal disruption to your outdoor activities.
With our proven expertise and meticulous work ethic, we transform your deck into a stunning, resilient outdoor space you’ll love. Trust That 1 Painter for all your deck staining needs and enjoy a beautifully enhanced backyard.
Quality craftsmanship is all about perfecting the detail work, and we train our painters to pay extra attention to the areas other painters miss. We take pride in finishing every job to perfection.
We start by pressure washing your deck using a wood-brightener treatment and cleaner. This step removes dirt, grime, and mildew, ensuring a clean surface for optimal stain absorption.
Next, we strip and remove any old stain as needed. This process ensures the new stain adheres properly, providing a uniform and long-lasting finish.
We replace any broken or damaged deck boards to restore the structural integrity of your deck. This step ensures a safe and durable surface for staining.
Our team sands the wood as needed to smooth out rough spots and prepare the surface for staining. This step guarantees a smooth and even application of the stain.
We apply the stain using a spray-and-back-roll technique to ensure even coverage and proper saturation. Our premium stains are water- and sun-resistant, available in transparent, semi-transparent, and solid options.
We finish by cleaning all trash and debris from the workspace, leaving your outdoor area spotless. Trust That 1 Painter for a professional, thorough deck refinish that leaves your outdoor space much better than we found it.
Deck staining is essential to protect your deck from weather damage, UV rays, and moisture. It enhances the appearance of your deck, prolongs its lifespan, and helps prevent issues like wood rot, splintering, and cracking.
We recommend you stain your deck every 2-3 years, depending on the type of wood, the stain used, and exposure to elements. Regular maintenance helps keep your deck looking great and protected from damage.
The best type of stain depends on your desired look and the level of protection needed. We offer transparent, semi-transparent, and solid stains, all of which are water- and sun-resistant. Our experts can help you choose the best option for your deck.
Yes, we offer comprehensive deck repair services as part of our deck staining process. We can replace broken deck boards, sand rough spots, and ensure your deck is in excellent condition before applying the stain.
The deck staining process typically takes a few days, depending on the size and condition of your deck. This includes preparation, repairs, staining, and drying time. We use quick-dry options to minimize disruption and ensure your deck is ready for use as soon as possible.
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