If you have a deck, then you’ll know that the decking material you choose plays a large role in how long it lasts. On top of the material itself, there is the maintenance that you have to do to keep your deck in good shape. For many people, composite decking seems to be the preferred […]
Category: Deck Maintenance
Preventing and Eliminating Mold on Your Wooden Deck
If your deck is like many people’s decks, then yours is made out of wood. Wood is a material that offers a natural aesthetic, and it can make any home look better when given the proper care. One of the concerns with wooden decks is mold. Mold is a constant issue for wood, and if […]
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How To Minimize Cupping Deck Boards
Have you found that your deck boards have started to twist and cup? If so, you’re not alone. Deck cupping is a common issue to have, and it’s an issue that can easily be prevented and solved. That’s why we’ll be going over possible solutions to your cupping concerns. Here are ways for you to […]
Steps to Follow When Sealing Your Deck
Decks go through plenty of ordeals throughout their lives, enduring tough weather conditions and handling large volumes of foot traffic. Even the toughest decks out there will eventually get worn down, and you want to take a moment to provide a little extra protection for your deck at one point or another. One way to […]
How Moisture Can Harm a Wooden Deck
If you own a wooden deck, then you know about the dangers of water damage. Unfortunately, water is a variable you can’t really avoid, and eventually, it could start to cause problems for your decking. This damage isn’t going to happen all at the same time; instead, it happens more gradually as water slowly builds […]
Keeping Your Deck Protected During Winter
It’s the month of December, and the weather is now much colder. It’s during these brutally cold months of winter when the exterior of our properties is most susceptible to damage if you don’t protect them. One area prone to weather damage is your deck, which is why proper protection is needed for it when […]
Improving Deck Safety During Rainy Weather
It makes sense for you to express concern about how safe your deck is when it gets wet. With slippery decking, it’s easier to fall over and get injured. On top of that, moisture allows fungus and mold to thrive, and you’ll want to keep these things away from your decking. So what can be […]
How a Deck Can Cause Slips and Falls
Decks can serve many purposes for people’s homes. They can become hangout spots for hosting guests, peaceful oases that help you unwind after a stressful day, or play areas for children to enjoy time outside. No matter how you use your deck, though, safety is always going to be a concern, and one safety concern […]
Ways to Keep Your Deck From Rotting
Rotting can be a common issue for a deck. After being in the elements for enough time, usually, a few months, dust and moisture start to break down decking, with moisture serving as the biggest cause for rotting. You want to keep the wood on your deck protected, and the good news is that you […]
Ways a Deck Can Be Impacted By Humid Weather
We still have a little bit of summer left, and that means more heat and humidity could be coming our way. If you have a deck on your property, the humidity is of particular concern because wood isn’t exactly known to mix well with humid weather. You might notice your deck beginning to show signs […]
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More Possible Deck Defects and Solutions
As we continue our way through the summer, many people are making the most of their time by enjoying the features they have outside. For some of you, this may include a deck that you have. Decks can be the perfect setting to do anything from hanging out with friends to hosting parties to simply […]
Possible Concerns for Deck Safety
A deck should be somewhere that’s enjoyable for every member of your family. Having to worry about potential accidents on your decking is not fun, but sadly, accidents are more likely to happen on some decks than others. In extreme cases, simple repairs won’t be enough, and you’ll have to get an entirely new deck […]
