Deck cleaning and staining for boards, railings and stairs. We wash and dry the wood, fix loose or damaged boards, then apply the stain you choose.
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5.0-star reviews from clients across Metro Atlanta
Darryn Kaplan
Sandy Springs, GA
“An amazing interior paint job. They were professional, extremely competitive in their pricing and flexible to accommodate my schedule. They do more than just paint and I will definitely have them back to complete other projects around my home. A+++”
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.”
Anna Khotlina
Alpharetta, GA
“They came highly recommended by friends. They did an outstanding quality of a painting job for us! Super-neat, accurate and professional. It was a lot of rooms to work on and they finished it all in one day! I read in another review that he has got very competitive prices and they gave us the best quote out of all other companies, too. We are so glad we met Sergio and his team because they do all kinds of other jobs [...]”
Marisol Vazquez
Lawrenceville, GA
“They did an excellent, thorough and proficient job. Our Living and Kitchen area when we bought our first home, the living and kitchen had interior walls that gave the area a depressing mood. Now our living and kitchen is my favorite place in the house. To top it off our chimney is the cherry on top of the living room. They managed to make our chimney look more lively. I highly recommend their service, they are efficient and we look forward for many more projects [...]”
John Clinton
Marietta, GA
“They repaired the dry wall in my basement. He always called ahead and kept me informed of the progress. The wall looked like new when he finished. I highly recommend him.””
Juan Camargo
Atlanta, GA
“They did a great job in my house patching some cracks that appeared during the latest cold spell. I can barely tell they were damaged in the first place, so I vouch for their work. They was also thorough, clean, professional and creative in executing the various fixes they worked on. I would recommend them for other painting and fixing jobs.”
Kandl Moten
Smyrna, GA
“Talented & Detailed Oriented Painter! If you are looking to have any pairing done in your home please contact them. They're the BEST! I hired them to paint”
Natalia Lawrence
Marietta, GA
“We had a small job for them which they completed promptly and with great care. Would definitely use again.”
Chelsea Perry
Mableton, GA
“Great job !!! Very detailed work. Will certainly hire again.”
Anandamurugan Nagarajan
Alpharetta, GA
“He did the very good work on my whole , nice and clean very professional”
Lindsey S.
Atlanta, GA
“Great job Painting and even helped hang a curtain rod!”
Amy Molley
Woodstock, GA
“Excellent work! Highly recommended!”
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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.
Late spring through fall, once the heavy spring pollen settles. Stain needs dry wood and a few dry days to cure, so we watch the forecast and move the date rather than stain ahead of rain.
Yes, but usually not the week it is built. New pressure-treated lumber is still wet from the treatment and needs time to dry before it takes stain evenly. We check the wood and tell you when it is ready.
Yes. Popped nails are set or replaced with screws, and cracked or rotted boards are replaced before staining, each as its own line in the estimate. The work carries a 5-year workmanship warranty.
