In our climate, where moisture is abundant and sunlight scarce, dry rot poses a serious threat to wooden structures. Safeguarding your wood is paramount, and among the most effective treatments are penetrating oil sealers. Renowned for their ability to deeply penetrate and protect wood from the elements, these sealers stand as guardians against decay and deterioration. Trust in our expertise to preserve and fortify your wood, ensuring lasting beauty and resilience against nature’s challenges.
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 enduring beauty. Despite the effort involved, restoring such a prized ensemble is not just a task – it’s a testament to preserving the artistry and value of exceptional outdoor furnishings.
As nature takes its course, even the most stunning decks can succumb to wear and tear, leaving the wood weathered and unhealthy. Unsure if it’s time to revitalize your deck? Conduct a simple water splash test: pour some water onto the surface, and if it’s immediately absorbed by the wood, it’s a clear sign that deck restoration is overdue. Don’t wait until the damage worsens – take action now to bring back the beauty and health of your outdoor space.
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 for your investment.
Unfortunately, this year’s inclement weather has already cost us nearly two months of the already brief sealing season. Nevertheless, our dedication remains unwavering in delivering high-quality work that yields the best outcomes for you.
Don’t end up like this guy—trust us for professional, weather-ready services!
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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.
Jun.7,2014
It’s very important to do the job right by the book. If it’s deck restoration, it’s even more important. We stopped any restoration projects on September 15 last year. This spring we had a couple of requests for estimates from home owners, who got in a little trouble after work was done by other companies too close to the rain season.
Here are few pics of ruined deck. Removing failed product is an expensive process.
deck cleaned and prepaired
dark walnut on cedar deck
natural cedar on cedar
mahogany sealer on cedar
pecan on cedar deck
superdeck parker on cedar gates
mahogany sealer on newer cedar deck
pecan closeup simply beautiful
pecan on multilevel cedar deck
deck preparation
mahogany on cedar deck
prep of newer cedar deck for sealing
author
pecan on covered cedar deck
Cleaned Ipe Deck Close-up
Ipe Deck After Washing
Large Custom Made Cedar Deck Project
Cedar Bench and Cedar Deck After Cleaning
Natural Cedar Sealer on Cedar Deck
Cleaned Ipe is Very Bright and Light is Ready for Sealer
Ipe Deck Washed with Chemicals
Teak Furniture Sealed Natural Cedar Tone
View Deck at Issaquah
Natural Cedar on Cedar Deck Close-up
Driftwood Sealer on Cedar Deck
Dark Red on Cedar Deck Maintenance Coat
Dark Red Oil Sealer on Custom Built Clear Cedar Deck
Summer of 2012 was the last year we used Cabot products on our decks. Cabot known as a great stain manufacturer for a long period of time. We used to use Cabot’s Australian Timber Oil on our ipe deck projects, because this sealer last longer on exotic hardwood, then other sealers.
Restored Ipe Deck Ready for Sealer
Cabot’s ATO on Ipe
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 call professional woody. The Driftwood is not very popular among homeowners, and it was a big pleasure to work with this product. We were able to completely strip all surfaces and apply great product almost the same color.
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