Deck Cleaning & Repair in Novi, Plymouth, Canton, Northville, MI

Applying TWP wood preservative & Stain

admin — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 01:45:34 +0000

When hiring a quality deck sealing & cleaning company check to see how the products are applied. Most start ups apply the stain or sealer by spraying it. They think it is faster… Yes, it may be a little faster, however, once you consider taping and covering the environment it is not that much faster. The downfalls are important to consider. Unlike latex paint TWP deck stain is oil based and will kill anything it touches in a matter of days. The only option is to replace the vegetation. We fell hand applying the stain is the safest and best way for professional results. By hand applying the stain to the floor you also get nice even results, instead of pooling by the rails. You will pay most for professional deck sealing companies with experience. Any quality deck care company will also remove all of the previous coating instead of a quick powerwash and grinding off the old finish. Do your homework and check references. Supreme Deck Restoration, Inc. Since 1991

Deck sealing in Livonia, Westland, MI

admin — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 00:49:40 +0000

Supreme Deck will be servicing decks in the Livonia area. We will be a large condo complex servicing over 50 decks and can get free estimates out that day if the deck is in Livonia or Westland. We are currently working with the Rymar product. TWP is a popular option with deck owners in the Metro Detroit area. We offer deck repair services if needed. Call us today. 1-800-965-2405

Deck Cleaning in Clarkston

admin — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 14:44:42 +0000

We will be in clarkston, MI all week working on a few large decks. For a free estimate call us and we can get you an estimate in a day. 1-800-965-2405

TWP Deck STAIN

admin — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 03:52:10 +0000

We currently have the lowest prices on TWP deck stain on the internet. It is 129.95 per 5 gallon pail-with free shipping to East of the Mississippi. Simply visit the store site at http://www.SupremeDeck.com to order.

Or call 1-800-965-2405

Farmington deck sealing

admin — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 23:48:36 +0000

We will be cleaning and sealing decks in Farmington Hills all week. Call us for a free quote. We will be using TWP on all of the decks. All of our sealers are hand brushed. We now carry Rymar deck stain.

Defy Epoxy Deck Stain

admin — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:51:25 +0000

Would just like to know the demand for Defy Epoxy in the Metro Detroit Michigan area. Please comment if the product is worth stocking. The former product did not hold up well in Michigan and was extremely tough to remove. They made some changes to it and it is suppose to be easier to remove. Any feedback is appreciated. We are still up in the air on the product.

TWP vs. Olympic, Rymar

admin — Sun, 02 May 2010 18:31:29 +0000

Both TWP and Olympic deck stain are excellent products. However, their is a major difference between the two. TWP is a vibrant transparent coating that has very little pigment and is designed to highlight the wood grand and knots. TWP usually lasts one summer until is gets “bleached out” on the floor and is time to get resealed. The max life you can expect with TWP is two summers. Olympic semi-transparent deck stain on the other hand is a semi-transparent deck stain that will outperform TWP. The look however is different. Olympic is more of a mudded look and covers up more of the wood grain. We are seeing OLYMPIC deck stain last 3 summers on the deck floor with 2 coats. We recommed Olympic on decks that have been stripped with Behr and several other products. Many deck owners have used several deck products and have many areas that can’t be completly removed. Olympic will mask these former products where TWP will show them up more and possibly look uneven. After 10 years of owning the deck you will do the deck 6 times with TWP and 4 with Olympic semi-transparent deck stain. Olympic has several lines of deck stain. We only recommed their time tested Semi-transparent oil based deck stain. The Maximum oil toner turns black with time and Olympic brown water based can is very hard to strip. Olympic waterguard is comprobable to Thompsons water seal witch will only last for a few months before turning grey. Another product that is in testing is Rymar. Rymar has a citronella oil to repel mosquitos.

Deck Cleaning in The Villas in Northville, MI

admin — Sun, 02 May 2010 00:27:50 +0000

We will be offering service in The Villas in Northville Hills Golf for the first week in May. Prices will be discounted if joined prior to starting. We are the Condo approved deck cleaning company. We currently service all of the decks in The Villas. We will also relace any king post caps that have cracked and have the mitre design in stock at our warehouse. Call us today for your estimate. We have all the prices on file. Supreme Deck Restoration, Inc.

313-242-1000

Deck repair in South Lyon, MI

admin — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 21:40:07 +0000

Leveling a deck that is heaving is a full day or two job. When it comes to getting quotes on leveling a deck make sure you company or person has the liability insurance paid up. The deck is cut loose from its support and is basically on temporary support and could fall off the house. Hire a company that has experience doing this and not a guy with a jack. There is also a good chance that it will do the same thing in the future. A bad understructure is expensive to replace, it usually means a complete tear out.

Applying TWP and Olympic deck stains

admin — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 01:51:42 +0000

Olympic deck stain that is semi-transparent stain only requires 1 coat. Twp as well only requires 1 coat. If more coats are desired they need to be thinned down based on how the first coat took to the wood. Many companies either put on too much stain or not enough. Spraying the stain will puddle under the rails and looks very unprofessional. Most start up companies like to spray their stain and back brush it. This is where most puddling will occur. I am speaking from experience because that was how I was taught 19 years ago until I was shown the right way, which is brush out the entire deck including the rails. By spraying oil stain ot gets air borne it never dries and will kill everything it touches. By bushing you also get a feel on how much stain the wood will absorb. Usually one and a half coats is the right amout to have the floor look even and a closer match to the rails. The temperature will play a big role as to how well the floor will turn out. When temps are 50-60 degrees the product flashes slower and sets up better than much higher temps.