Service · Decks & fences

Wood Restoration in Columbus + Reynoldsburg.

Decks, fences, pergolas. We clean, brighten, and prep the surface so stain actually penetrates — not just sits on top and peels off a season later.

Deck clean from $70 · quote in 24 hrs
What we do

Clean. Brighten. Stain-ready.

Wood restoration is two chemicals, not one. The first is a cleaner that lifts dirt, mildew, and grey UV damage. The second is a brightener — a pH-balancing wash that opens the wood pores back up so stain actually soaks in. Most contractors skip step two; that's why their stain jobs peel in 18 months. We don't skip it. By the time we leave, your deck is ready for the stain crew (yours or one we coordinate with).

Our process

Four steps from grey to gleaming.

1

Pre-clear

Furniture moved or covered. Plants protected. Loose dirt blown off. We check for damaged boards before we wet anything.

2

Wood cleaner

Low-pressure cleaner lifts grey, mildew, and ground-in grime. Dwells, then rinses with the grain.

3

Wood brightener

pH-balancing brightener opens the wood pores. This is the step everyone skips. We don't.

4

Dry + handoff

48 hours of dry time, then it's stain-ready. We can coordinate with your stain crew or recommend one we trust.

Why our wood work is different

We do the step nobody else does.

Two-step finish

Cleaner + brightener. The brightener is the difference between stain that lasts 5 years and stain that peels in 18 months.

Wood-safe pressure

No surface-cleaner machines on wood. Low-pressure rinse with the grain, every time. Grain stays sharp, splinters don't form.

Honest about damage

If a board is rotted or cupped, you'll hear that during the walk-around. We won't waste your money washing a deck that needs boards replaced first.

FAQ

Wood restoration questions, answered.

Do you stain decks after cleaning?

We clean, brighten, and prep — the deck is ready for stain. We don't apply finish coats ourselves, but we coordinate with a stain crew if you'd like a one-call solution.

What's the difference between cleaning and brightening wood?

Cleaning removes dirt, mildew, and old grey-out. Brightening is a second pH-balancing step that opens the wood's pores so stain actually penetrates instead of just sitting on top. Skip it and your stain peels in 18 months.

Will it hurt my deck?

Not when done right. We use low-pressure cleaning and wood-safe surfactants — never the high-PSI surface cleaner we use on concrete. Aggressive pressure tears wood grain; gentle chemistry doesn't.

Can you save a deck that's gone grey?

Usually, yes. Grey is sun-damaged surface fiber. Cleaning and brightening pulls it back to natural wood color. If the wood is rotted or cupped, we'll be honest about it during the walk-around.

Get the deck stain-ready before the season.

Spring books up fast. Quote from $70 for a standard 200 sq ft deck, same day.