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Bare or weathered decks are working overtime against Georgia sun and rain. We apply professional-grade Wood Defender stain that penetrates and seals the wood — restoring color, protecting against rot, splinters, and UV gray-out. The deck you forgot you loved comes right back.
Spraying stain on a dirty deck peels within a year. We clean the boards thoroughly (bleach wash or pressure wash depending on condition), sand if needed, and let the wood fully dry before applying Wood Defender stain — that's why our finish bonds and lasts in the CSRA climate.
Every 2–4 years for most decks in our climate. A deck in full sun fades faster than one with shade. The biggest signal it's time: water no longer beads on the surface.
Can you stain a deck that has never been stained?
Yes — new untreated decks accept stain best. We typically wait about 30 days for pressure-treated lumber to fully dry before staining; cedar can usually be stained within days of install.
What stain do you use?
We use Wood Defender — a contractor-grade stain and seal made by Standard Paints. It's waterproof, mildew-resistant, and built for Southern heat. You choose the finish (transparent, semi-transparent, or solid) and color on the free quote.
Transparent or semi-transparent — which is right for my deck?
Transparent shows the most natural wood grain and carries a 2-year guarantee. Semi-transparent has richer color, still shows grain, and carries a 3-year guarantee. We'll walk you through samples on-site.
Do you sand decks before staining?
Only when needed — splintered, rough, or peeling-paint decks get sanded to a clean surface first. Most deck staining is just a thorough clean and dry. We'll tell you which yours needs.
