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Staining & Restoration
Decks & Fences · Charlotte, NC
Complete restoration of older decks and fences: the repairs, cleaning, sanding and refinishing done as one project, with one written quote.
Framing, boards, stairs and railings repaired, then the deck cleaned, sanded and refinished.
Broken posts and gates repaired, then the fence cleaned and refinished.
The repairs and the refinishing planned together, with one written, line-item quote.
A clear, semi-transparent or solid finish, chosen with you on site.
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Staining & Restoration
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Staining & Restoration
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Staining & Restoration
Call us or send a request online with a few details about your deck or fence project.
We visit your property and take accurate measurements of the space.
You receive a detailed written quote with clear, upfront pricing and no hidden fees.
We build to code, protect your lawn and clean up the jobsite every day.
Gray, dry wood, boards that have started to split, a fence that leans in places, and a deck that feels rough or soft underfoot. The sooner the wood is protected again, the less of it needs replacing.
Many older decks and fences look worn out but still have a sound structure. Restoring them keeps what still works. During the free estimate we check the structure and explain what can be restored and what would need to be replaced.
Cleaning, sanding and a new finish bring back color and protect the wood from moisture and sun. They don’t fix rot, deep cracks or a weak frame: those parts are repaired or replaced first, which is why every restoration starts with a close look at the structure.
On a deck, that means sagging joists, rotted ledger boards, beams, posts and unstable steps, then damaged boards, stairs and railings. On a fence, broken or rotted posts are replaced with new concrete-set posts, and sagging gates are fixed.
Once the structure is solid, the wood is cleaned and sanded, then stained and sealed to protect it from moisture and sun and to bring back its color.
If both the deck and the fence need work, they can be restored in the same project, with one written quote.
A restored deck or fence can get a clear, semi-transparent or solid finish. The more pigment a finish has, the better it protects the wood from sun and the more of the grain it hides; on older wood with uneven color, a solid stain often gives the most even result.
Sweep the deck, keep sprinklers and plants away from the fence, and rinse off dirt with a garden hose. Renewing the finish before the wood grays again keeps the next restoration small.
We look at the deck, the fence or both on site and write down what needs to be done. You get a line-item quote with clear, upfront pricing, no hidden fees and no high-pressure sales.

Repairs to the structure first, then cleaning, sanding and refinishing. On a deck that can mean joists, ledger boards, posts, boards, stairs and railings; on a fence, posts and gates.
Often, yes, when the structure is sound. During the free on-site estimate we check it and explain what can be restored and what would need replacing.
Yes. Both can go into one project, with one written quote.
Often it can come close. Cleaning and sanding take off the gray layer, and a new stain brings back color. Deep cracks and rot don’t go away, so badly damaged boards are replaced first.
It depends on the size and condition of the deck or fence, the repairs it needs and the refinishing. After a free on-site look you get a written, line-item quote with no hidden fees.
Get a straightforward, no-pressure estimate: we measure on site and give you a clear, upfront quote.