by Jamen Krynicki | Jan 28, 2026 | Blog
Staining a deck looks simple until you’re halfway through the project with sore shoulders, uneven color, and weather that won’t cooperate. The truth is that deck staining can go two very different ways. Done right, it refreshes your outdoor space, protects the wood,...
by Jamen Krynicki | Jan 28, 2026 | Blog
Deck staining trends in 2025–2026 are all about a more intentional, “designed” look—without losing the warmth that makes outdoor spaces feel inviting. Homeowners are moving away from overly orange tones and high-gloss finishes, and leaning into natural, earthy color...
by Jamen Krynicki | Jan 22, 2026 | Blog, Deck Repair
A new deck is one of the best upgrades you can make to your home, but it’s also one of the easiest projects to accidentally damage with good intentions. Sealing is essential for long-term durability, yet sealing too soon can create problems that look like “bad...
by Jamen Krynicki | Jan 22, 2026 | Blog, Deck Builder, Deck Cleaning, Deck Repair, Fence Repair, Painting Services
Pressure-treated wood is everywhere in outdoor projects decks, fences, railings, stair stringers, posts, and more. It’s strong, rot-resistant, and built for harsh conditions. So it’s natural to ask: Should you paint pressure-treated wood? The honest answer is yes, you...
by Jamen Krynicki | Jan 16, 2026 | Blog
A great deck stain job isn’t just about making wood look richer or “new” again. It’s about protecting your outdoor space from moisture, UV damage, mildew, and the freeze/thaw cycles that quietly shorten a deck’s lifespan. When you choose the right deck staining...
by Jamen Krynicki | Jan 16, 2026 | Blog
A freshly painted deck can look amazing for a minute. It covers knots, hides discoloration, and gives you that “brand-new” finish in a weekend. But decks aren’t like interior trim or siding. A deck lives in the worst possible environment: full sun, standing water,...
