Why Cleaning And Sealing? 

Having your deck cleaned and sealed is a good decision and will most certainly add to its life, appearance, and the value of your home. 

Continuing the upkeep is recommended by the wood preserver industry that manufactures the wood, the manufacturers of sealers and stains, and also the EPA for coating of pressure treated wood. It's best for the wood's protection, long life, and restores the wood to a like new appearance.

Periodically cleaning and sealing your deck is far more economical than replacement cost for a failed deck - this happens all too often.

                            How Long Will The Sealer Last?

Typically 2-3 years, depending on exposure to the elements (sun, rain, snow, mold, mildew, the direction the deck is facing).  Northern exposure is going to invite mold and mildew, as it is damp with reduced sun exposure, and that's where mold and mildew thrive.  Southern exposure means more direct UV sun damage.  Those structures will show greying, and are more vulnerable to the wood drying out.

                                    Why Choose Pro Seal?

When you choose Pro Seal, you are choosing ME!  I'm the owner-operator, and I've been in this business for ten years.  I don't send helpers or unsupervised crew.  It's just ME!  I've been wood restoration trained and certified by the industry leaders.  I use the industry leading and contractor preferred cleaners, brighteners, and Ready Seal Sealer, a deep penetrating, paraffinic oil sealer specifically designed to protect and beautify your outdoor wood.

More than half of my business each year is repeat business.  I have earned the trust and confidence of my customers, and the result is that they call me back to keep their decks in shape, and refer me to their family and friends to keep their decks in shape too!

Speaking of me... that's me power washing a deck after applying stripper.  You can see the clean and dirty areas on the last bit of those two steps, and the step-down area that I hadn't yet cleaned.  After I cleaned it, I applied a brightener to neutralize the cleaner, brighten the wood, and balance its PH level.  The next visit was to seal the deck after it had dried.