A Full Deck Restain
This West Seattle deck was old and had gone rotten in a few spots, so the job started with pulling out the boards that had failed and cutting new ones to match. From there we pressure washed the whole deck — old wood and new — and restained everything in a semi-solid Benjamin Moore stain, starting with the backyard deck and finishing with the deck out front.
Rotten Boards Had To Come Out First
This deck was old enough that several boards had rotted through. We pulled everything that had gone bad before starting on the rest.
Matching The Right Stain
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The Front Deck, Before
This is the front deck before any work started — old and worn, the same condition that started the whole job.
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Sand the Ugly Spots
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Freshly Pressure Washed
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Stained New Replacement Boards
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Staining in Progress
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Newly Stained Backyard Deck
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Newly Stained Front Deck
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Replace The Broken Boards
