Staining is a great way to protect your investment. We offer initial staining options for our Fences, Decks, Pergolas, and Gazebos, we also offer staining plans where we will come and reapply your stain for the next two years on interval to create a strong weatherproof barrier. Ask to add on a staining option during your estimate to receive an additional quote. 

The difficult part about making a wooden structure last is keeping the base from going bad. In the case of Fencing and Decks, that would be the posts that go into the concrete footing. At the level where the post comes out of the concrete there is often a build up of debris which can build up moisture, and over time this eats away at and makes your post much weaker overall. Ask about Post Protection during your estimate to get an additional quote.

Moss and dirt over time accumulate on everything that is outside for a long period of time. Just makes sense that it would build up on your wood structures to. To help combat that build up we offer a cleaning service that utilizes a cleaning solutions specifically formulated to make wood materials look bright and appear good as new. Want to make your old structure look new again? Set up an "Estimate" to see if we can make that happen.

Your concrete slabs, walkways, and driveways could look so much better! We use High pressure wands to get your concrete looking like new again. Set up an "Estimate" today.

A very old technique developed by the Japanese to preserve wood, this treatment not only helps make your structures last longer but also creates a beautiful finish that when properly maintained will last for years. Ask about our Sho Sugi Ban options during your "Estimate" to receive an additional quote.

We often have access to thicker cuts of wood that are referred to as "Rough Cuts". These materials are cut to true dimensions like our wood used to be. Now a commodity it offers a look that you just don't find anymore, and in most cases strength that the new cuts just cant match. Ask about Upgraded materials during your "Estimate" to get an additional quote.