Category Archives: Cool Stuff
Burnt Hickory – A Stunning New Stain for Cedar
We’re excited to highlight Burnt Hickory, a relatively new stain tone in one of our cedar sealers. Though it’s only been featured on a few projects so far, customer feedback has been overwhelmingly positive—this warm, earthy tone brings out the … Continue reading
More Ipe Decks
We specialize in crafting exquisite projects with exotic hardwoods. While ipe is renowned for its beauty, its maintenance can pose challenges. Rest assured, our team has the expertise to ensure your ipe and other exotic hardwood projects are maintained to … Continue reading
Three levels deck
Behold this expansive, multi-level cedar deck in Seattle, meticulously cleaned, treated, and primed to continue enriching the owner’s life with joy.
Delighted deck owners, happy results!
Furniture refinishing
While outdoor furniture restoration can be a labor-intensive and costly endeavor, some pieces are truly worth the investment. Take, for instance, a magnificent set of teak furniture. Renowned for its durability and timeless elegance, teak furniture epitomizes quality craftsmanship and … Continue reading
Before and After
Witness the transformation! Behold our gallery showcasing stunning before-and-after images of our deck restoration projects. We take pride in our craft, expertly restoring weathered wood to its former glory. Let us breathe new life into your deck, making every surface … Continue reading
Here is an example of what NOT to do:
To effectively seal exterior wood, such as the fence depicted here, dry weather is essential for the products to penetrate the wood surface properly. That’s why we’re committed to working only when conditions are optimal, ensuring lasting results and value … Continue reading
10 years in business
Exterior Wood Care, Inc, F/K/A Deck Plus Plus, LLC is celebrating it’s 10th anniversary this month! Hundreds of projects, hundreds of happy customers, great reviews on the Internet.
2014 Showcases
Dock and barge at Pine lake project
Driftwood Sealer on Cedar
We had an interesting project this May. The homeowner used a stain from one of premium names in color Driftwood. Although he applied it correctly, and had done a lot of wood preparation, the stain start pilling after less then one year. He decided to … Continue reading