Strip, sand, clean, and re-stain. We bring gray, weathered wood back to life and seal it against Knoxville's UV, humidity, and freeze-thaw so it holds for years, not one season.
Failing stain and sealer stripped off. New stain can't soak into wood that's still coated - that's why re-stains peel.
Sand rough, gray boards back to fresh wood, then wash and brighten. This is what makes a tired deck look new again.
Pop and re-set proud nails, flag rotted or split boards, and note anything unsafe before we coat.
Penetrating oil or hybrid stain rated for foot traffic and sun. Transparent, semi-transparent, or solid - your call.
Boards, railings, spindles, steps, and fascia. Back-brushed so it soaks in evenly instead of sitting on top.
Furniture moved and replaced, plants protected, deck swept. We walk it with you before we collect a dime.
Pressure-treated pine, cedar, and hardwood decks. Traffic-rated finishes so it doesn't wear through in the walking paths.
The detailed part most crews rush. We brush railings, balusters, and post caps by hand for clean, even color.
Covered porches, pergolas, gazebos, and screened decks. Matched to your deck or your trim, whichever you want.
Direct line, no call center.
We check the wood, the old finish, and any rot before quoting.
Itemized. In writing. No hourly billing.
Forecast-aware scheduling - stain needs dry wood and a dry window to cure.
Tell us about your deck. We personally call every new lead within an hour during business hours.
Every deck is quoted on-site. We measure the deck, railings, and steps, check how much stripping and sanding the old finish needs, and factor in the stain you choose, then write you a fixed price in writing. The walkthrough is free and there's zero obligation to book.
For most Knoxville decks we recommend stain. It soaks in, shows the wood grain, and wears without peeling. Paint sits on top and tends to peel underfoot. If your deck was already painted, we can talk through options on the walkthrough.
Horizontal deck boards take the most sun and foot traffic, so they typically need a refresh every 2–3 years. Railings and covered areas last longer. Prep is what makes each coat last.
More pigment means more UV protection and longer life, but less visible grain. Semi-transparent is the common sweet spot in Knoxville. We'll show you samples on your actual wood before you decide.
Spring through fall, on dry wood with a dry window to cure. We don't stain in active rain, right after rain, or when rain is forecast before the finish sets. We watch the forecast and schedule around it.
Minor board and fastener fixes are usually included. Larger rot or structural replacement is quoted up front separately so there are no surprises.
