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EXTERIOR WOOD SERVICES
Deck Restoration with Earth Friendly Water Repellent Deck Sealants
Proper surface preparation is the critical first step in the restoration process. Our trained, professional staff will professionally prepare your exterior wood surfaces before applying Sealwize™ sealants.
Deck Restoration Process
Our trained professionals begin by properly preparing the surface – which in many areas includes sanding to bare wood so that your wood looks almost new.
Water Repellent Wood Deck Sealants
Next, we carefully pressure wash the wood to clean the surface and remove sawdust particles so the new sealants will adhere to the wood and not the sawdust. Then we carefully apply one of our state-of-the-art wood sealants to provide true water repellency and thus protect the investment you have in your deck!
Finished Wood Deck Sealing
Finally, our job is done when your old deck looks like new!
Why should you seal & protect your wood?
Wood Rots
Contamination
Contamination
As an organic material wood decomposes. Decomposition of organic material is inevitable. It is nature’s way of recycling organic matter. The U.S. Forestry Service states that if wood surfaces are kept below 20% moisture content, in other words, if they are properly sealed to keep water out, they will not rot and will be functionally and structurally sound, as well as aesthetically pleasing, for decades.
Contamination
Contamination
Contamination
Contamination comes in the form of food, dirt, pollen, animal waste and atmospheric pollution. The organic particulates provide food for mold, mildew, algae and fungus. They build upon the surface and also deep into the wood fiber, causing it to appear gray and grungy.
Weather Effects
Protect Your Wood Today!
Protect Your Wood Today!
Whatever the season, your wood is being exposed to harsh weather effects.
Damp wood is a natural food source for mold, mildew, algae and fungus. This generally causes a black, green or gray discoloration on the surface. Many molds and mildews cause severe respiratory problems in humans.
UV rays bleach the wood fibers and break down the cell structure, helping to turn the wood gray.
Freeze/thaw cycles, especially where water has penetrated the inner cellular layers, cause splintering and small cracks to widen, allowing even more moisture to enter.
Protect Your Wood Today!
Protect Your Wood Today!
Protect Your Wood Today!
We stand behind our work and are committed to ensuring that our clients are completely satisfied with the finished product. If you're not happy, we're not happy.
Call today for a free estimate on your next project.
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