Knowing when to refinish and stain your deck is essential for maintaining its life. Here are some signs that it's time to call in our professionals to give your deck the attention it deserves:

Peeling or Faded Stain: Sunlight and weather can fade, peel, or break deck stain. If you notice these signs, it's time to refresh the finish.

Water Absorption: The protective sealant is failing if water no longer beads up on your deck. Deck refinishing and staining prevent water damage and rot.

Discoloration or Graying: Decks with gray or discolored wood fibers have been weathered. Refinishing and staining your deck can restore color and prevent future damage.

Splintering or Rough Surface: Splinters and uneven surfaces are unpleasant and harmful. Refinishing and staining will help smooth out the wood and prevent splintering.

Mold, Mildew, or Algae: Green or black development on your deck indicates mold, mildew, or algae. These issues can lead to rot and damage if left untreated. Refinishing and staining can help combat these problems and protect your deck.