We love to rescue decks-as you might have guessed from our name-and we also offer professional washing, staining, and restoration services for wood and concrete surfaces of all kinds. Walk down any home improvement or hardware store paint aisle, and chances are you'll be astonished at how many choices there are for deck stains. Water-based or oil? Solid or Semi-transparent? Acrylic or no acrylic?
We take meticulous care to protect surrounding areas by doing extensive prepwork prior to staining. While we are fast and efficient, we also understand that cleanliness is key to achieving homeowner satisfaction. Members of Community Association Institute since 2009, Deck Rescue has the experience and know-how to give property managers confidence in our restoration techniques. These firms award us contracts for multi-unit homeowners associations, sometimes involving over 100 units at a time. We are also members of Community Associations Institute (CAI), which is a national organization of property managers and Homeowners Association (HOA) members.
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A potential emerging trend in our industry: Solid black stain. Very modern and high-end looking. I've been restoring exterior structures for 25 years and have never had a single request until this season. Absolutely stunning!
It's rare to be able to restore 15-year-old wood with no prior coating. When you get the golden opportunity to do so, you remember why you went into business in the first place! Pure joy!!
Walk down any home improvement or hardware store paint aisle, and chances are you'll be astonished at how many choices there are for deck stains. Water-based or oil? Solid or Semi-transparen t? Acrylic or no acrylic? Here is how to make sense of it all: https:// www.deckrescue.n et/our-blog/ ...
Staining a log home on an 80-degree day in late September. What could be better?!
