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Deck Cleaning & Staining in Durham Region

Strip the grey. Seal the wood.

Strip the grey, sand it smooth, and seal it up. Your deck deserves a second life.

What we offer

When a deck turns grey, the wood has lost its protection. Once the factory finish or the last coat of stain wears through, water soaks in, the boards swell and shrink with the seasons, and the wood breaks down faster than it should.

For the money, deck cleaning and staining is one of the best maintenance jobs you can do outside. We clean the surface, strip off any finish that's failing, sand where it needs it, and put down a fresh coat of stain or sealant that protects the wood for years.

Our process

  1. Power wash

    First we clean the deck with a pressure washer to get rid of dirt, mildew, old stain residue and surface grime.

  2. Sand

    Once the deck has dried, we sand it to knock down raised grain and give the stain a smooth, even base.

  3. Apply stain or sealant

    One or two coats of deck stain go on, applied carefully so you don't end up with lap marks or patchy spots.

  4. Dry and inspect

    The deck needs 24 to 48 hours to cure. If needed, we come back for a final look.

Cost & pricing guide

Deck cleaning on its own (power wash only) starts at $150.

Cleaning plus staining on a standard 10x12 deck usually runs $400 to $800, depending on the deck's condition and the type of stain.

Bigger decks, or decks with railings and stairs, cost more.

Why choose us

  • Commercial-grade equipment, set up for wood surfaces.
  • Full prep before any stain goes on, sanding included.
  • You pick the stain colour and opacity, and we'll tell you what holds up best in Ontario weather.
  • Competitive pricing and no hidden fees.

Deck Cleaning & Staining: FAQ

How often should I stain my deck?

Every 2 to 3 years for semi-transparent stain, and every 4 to 5 years for solid stain. An easy test: once water stops beading on the boards, it's time.

What's the difference between stain and sealant?

A clear sealant keeps moisture out but does very little against UV. Stain adds colour and protects against both. For Ontario weather, we usually recommend a semi-transparent stain.

Can you remove old stain?

Yes. If the old finish is peeling or failing, we strip it before staining. New stain put over a failing finish won't hold up.

Do I need to stay off the deck after staining?

Yes, usually for 24 to 48 hours. It depends on the weather and the stain we used.

Grey, Tired Deck? Get a Free Cleaning and Staining Estimate

Call or text (289) 928-5689, or ask for a free estimate online.

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