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Restore-A-Deck

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Ken from Pa. I'll keep it simple this time. Carpentry enthusiast, pressure washing company owner (specializing in deck restoration)
 
maybe it's because your name is just advertising the signature and the product you are offering in your avatar?

Anyways; welcome to the site!
 
Hey Ken:
Its just that there is a place to advertize; the cassifieds. No one is mad at you; as a matter of fact we are glad to have someone who can answer questions in your specialty.
Personally, I am finished with treated lumber decks; they require constant maintenance, look awful anyway, and the lumber does'nt hold up over the years. I'm sure you could tell me what we are doing wrong and it would help.
Glenn
 
Glenn

What do you consider to be "constant" maintainence? When its done right a wooden deck shouldn't need maintainenced again for 2 years in most parts of the country. At that time the deck shouldn't be in bad condition or be unsightly but would just need a light washing and a re-coat probably only on the horizontal surfaces.
 
Well Barry:
At my age the years seem to roll around so quickly that even 2 years seems to be 'constant'. You young guys go ahead with your decks and enjoy them, I'll give you 20 to 40 years to become as negative about them as I am.
Glenn
 
Welcome :D

Mabey you could give all those folks out there a lesson on how not to use a rented power washer...hehe.:eek:

Even some good stories are always fun to read, like when you first went to a job and found that very large bees nest next to you....on the ladder ....in your shorts.....you know,those stories.;)
 
Glenn

What do you consider to be "constant" maintainence? When its done right a wooden deck shouldn't need maintainenced again for 2 years in most parts of the country. At that time the deck shouldn't be in bad condition or be unsightly but would just need a light washing and a re-coat probably only on the horizontal surfaces.
Regular cleaning is not going to stop the ineffable. Lose boards, cracking, spliting ( and not just at the ends), rotton top side of joists and so on. Having to repair this all the time makes wood decks a real pain.
 
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