
Faraz Hamayoun
Johns Creek, GA
“They did a great job. They painted two bedrooms and baths. I’m sure my daughters will be really pleased with the new look. Looking forward to working with them on my exterior painting project next.”
A maintenance coat at the right time costs far less than restoring a worn-out deck. We'll tell you when yours is due.
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A stained deck tells you when it needs attention: water stops beading on the boards, the color fades on the sunny side, and the stair treads start to look raw. Catch it there, and a cleaning plus a maintenance coat brings it back. Wait until the wood is bare and gray, and the job becomes a full restoration. In Johns Creek's planned communities, from St. Ives and Seven Oaks to Medlock Bridge, we keep the color inside your HOA's guidelines and time the work for the late-spring-through-fall window.
Our deck staining comes with a 5-year workmanship warranty.
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How we work
How we keep a Johns Creek deck in shape, one maintenance coat at a time.
We check how the current stain is holding up, test a few boards with water, and tell you whether the deck needs a maintenance coat or a full restoration.
We wash the deck, replace any damaged boards, and let the wood dry completely.
A coat of your current stain, or a new HOA-approved one, goes on evenly, and we walk the deck with you.
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We work with industry-leading paints and materials for a durable, high-quality finish.
“The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.”
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Johns Creek's planned communities almost always have HOA color guidelines, which we follow to the letter. The humid summers and heavy spring pollen make late spring through fall ideal for exterior work.
Residential work is permitted through the City of Johns Creek. Exterior changes often need HOA approval as well. Deck Staining projects rarely need a permit on their own, but we confirm before scheduling so nothing stalls mid-job.
Yes. We cover all of Johns Creek and the surrounding Fulton County, including Medlock Bridge, St. Ives, Seven Oaks, Rivermont, in ZIP codes 30022, 30097, 30005. Send us your address and we'll confirm the schedule for your area.
The size of the deck, how many railings and stairs it has, the condition of the wood, and whether old stain has to come off first set the price. The estimate is free and itemized, with cleaning, repairs, and stain on separate lines.
Transparent and semi-transparent stains soak into the wood and let the grain show. Solid stain covers more like paint and hides worn boards, patches, and old color. On an older deck with mismatched boards, solid usually looks best; on newer wood with good grain, semi-transparent shows it off.
It depends on sun, shade, and foot traffic. Floor boards and stair treads wear first, and railings hold up longer. When water stops beading on the boards or the color looks washed out, a maintenance coat brings the deck back for less than starting over.
Every time. Stain only bonds to clean, dry wood, so the deck is washed to remove dirt, mildew, and the gray layer of weathered fibers, then left to dry completely before any stain goes on.
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For more than ten years we've served Johns Creek homeowners, and our deck advice rarely changes: recoat while the stain still has some life in it. It costs less, and the deck never has to go through a full strip.
Letting a deck go until the boards are gray and splintered turns a light maintenance job into sanding, stripping, and replacing boards. We'd rather catch your Johns Creek deck a season earlier and keep it looking the way your HOA expects.

The people behind every project
For over a decade, Angel's Fingers has beautified and protected homes across Johns Creek with high-quality, detail-driven work. Our crew treats every house like their own, and it shows.



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