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We transformed a large, worn-out pressure-treated deck with comprehensive restoration. Using both soft wash and pressure wash techniques, we removed heavy mold and grime buildup, then sanded the entire surface to restore its appearance. We also restored the teak furniture to bring back the wood's natural beauty. The result? A stunning deck and furniture set that left the owners amazed. We're excited to tackle their exterior painting project this summer
This project is one of my favorites because it's a perfect example of smart solutions. When we arrived to soft wash the home, the owner mentioned he was planning to rebuild the deck soon. I saw an opportunity and made him an offer to save some money: "Let me extend the life of this deck another five years for just $800." He agreed to the offer.
We pressure washed for a consistent look, sanded the surface, and replaced two boards with pressure-treated wood matching the original. The NEW wood needs a full year to release the protective gases that keep it safe from water and insects. So, the two new PT deck boards sit raw during that time-not pretty, but it works.
The owner was thrilled to save money on a full rebuild. His Texas summer home only gets used a few days a year anyway, so the raw wood wasn't a concern. Sometimes the best solution isn't the fanciest one-it's the smart one that keeps money in the customer's pocket.
This mahogany deck needed a refresh. Our process was straightforward but thorough: we washed the deck first, followed by careful sanding to prepare the surface, then applied a clear oil stain to bring out the wood's natural beauty.
What made this job memorable wasn't just the transformation-it was the homeowner's dedication to protecting her newly restored deck. When we finished, we noticed she had placed felt pads (the kind you use under furniture legs to protect hardwood floors) under every single piece of her deck furniture. It was clear she truly valued the work we'd done and was committed to keeping her deck looking pristine. That kind of care from a homeowner tells you everything about how much they love their space.
This Cape Cod deck had been painted with latex-a common mistake, since decks should always be stained, not painted. She had been advised to either repaint with latex again (only lasting about a year) or replace the entire deck entirely. We offered a better solution: restore it properly.
We sanded and washed the deck thoroughly, then tackled the stubborn latex paint trapped in the countersunk nail holes. Using a specialized pressure washer tip, we meticulously cleaned every single nail hole until the paint was completely gone. The homeowner was amazed by the transformation and the attention to detail. The deck looked brand new, and her confidence in our work led to several additional projects in her neighborhood.
This charming shed restoration was a rewarding project that showcases the dramatic impact of thoughtful wood care. The structure had deteriorated significantly, with a roof that needed immediate attention. We started by installing a new asphalt roof to protect the shed from the elements, then soft washed the exterior to gently remove years of weathering and buildup. After cleaning, we sanded the entire shed to prepare the wood surface and restore its texture. The final touch was applying a clear protective stain-a choice that demonstrates our commitment to long-term durability. Unlike colored stains that can peel and fade over time, creating an uneven, worn appearance, clear stain enhances the wood's natural beauty while providing lasting protection. It deepens the wood's tone, giving it that rich, wet appearance that lasts, and eliminates the risk of unsightly peeling down the road. This project perfectly illustrates why we choose clear stain for wood restoration work-it's the smart choice for beauty that endures.
Expert restoration of teak wood furniture and fixtures. This project showcases the meticulous process of restoring beautiful teak wood pieces to their original luster, including cleaning, sanding, refinishing, and protective coating application.