Deck Resurfacing
For a flawless finish, long-lasting results, and maximized enjoyment of your outdoor space, partner with Rainland Projects Ltd.
Our skilled team specializes in deck restoration. We'll assess your deck's condition, recommend the optimal approach, and handle the job efficiently. We use top-quality materials and proven techniques to ensure your deck is not only beautiful but also safe, comfortable, and energy-efficient for years to come.
Ready to transform your deck into an extension of your living space? Contact Rainland Projects Ltd. today at info@rainlandprojects.com for a free consultation. Let's create the perfect outdoor oasis for you!
When to resurface your outdoor deck:
You should consider resurfacing your outdoor deck when it starts to show signs of wear and tear, such as:
Fading or Peeling Finish: If the membrane, stain, or paint on your deck is fading, peeling, or cracking, it's time for a resurface.
Exposed Plywood or Concrete Surface: If the wood or concrete surface of your deck is exposed, it is vulnerable to water damage, mold, and rot. Resurfacing will protect the underlying material and prevent further deterioration.
General Wear and Tear: If your deck looks dull, faded, or worn, a resurfacing can restore its appearance and functionality.
Mildew or Mold Growth: These can compromise the structural integrity of your deck and pose health risks. Check for soft spots on the deck, which may indicate underlying rot or structural damage.
Outdated Look and Feel: If your deck no longer reflects your desired style or doesn't fit with your home's overall aesthetic, a resurfacing can help you achieve a fresh, updated look without having to rebuild from scratch!
By addressing these issues promptly, you can save on long term costs while ensuring that your deck remains a safe and enjoyable outdoor space for years to come.
Benefits of Resurfacing a Deck:
Resurfacing a deck can significantly enhance its appearance, functionality, and longevity. Here are some of the key benefits:
Improved Aesthetics: A resurfaced deck looks fresh, new, and revitalized. You can choose from a variety of stains, membranes, and finishes to match your home's style.
Increased Durability: Resurfacing protects your deck from the elements, such as rain, snow, and UV rays, extending its lifespan.
Enhanced Safety: A resurfaced deck is smoother and safer to walk on, reducing the risk of slips and falls.
Boosted Property Value: A well-maintained deck can significantly increase your home's value.
Eco-Friendly: Resurfacing is a more environmentally friendly option than replacing the entire deck.
Cost-Effective: Resurfacing is generally less expensive than a complete deck replacement.
By investing in deck resurfacing, you can enjoy a beautiful, safe, and long-lasting outdoor space.
Types of New Surfaces:
Pressure treated lumber: Affordable, widely available, and can be stained or painted.
Cedar decking: Naturally resistant to rot and insects, attractive appearance.
Composite decking: Low-maintenance, durable, and resistant to rot, insects, and fading
Pavers or patio slabs: Versatile, durable, and can be easily replaced if damaged.
Liquid membrane or ALSAN: Seamless, waterproof, and easy to clean and repair.
When choosing a deck material, it's crucial to consider the following factors:
Budget: Different materials have varying costs, so it's important to set a budget and choose a material that fits within it.
Aesthetics: Consider the desired look and feel of your deck. Do you prefer the natural look of wood or the modern appearance of composite materials?
Maintenance Requirements: How much time and effort are you willing to put into maintaining your deck? Some materials, like wood, require more maintenance than others.
Foot Traffic: If your deck will experience heavy foot traffic, a durable material like composite decking or concrete pavers might be a better choice.
Local Climate: Consider the climate in your area. For example, in areas with harsh winters, a material that can withstand freezing temperatures and snow is essential.
Building Code Requirements: Local building codes may dictate specific requirements for roofing materials.
By carefully considering these factors, you can select the best material for your deck and create a beautiful, functional outdoor space.
No discrepancies on the final product!
Fixing holes prior to final coats.
Protection of all surrounding surfaces.
Peeling paint
Damaged boards
Damage is all the way through board
Rotten boards removed
New PT boards down and painted
SBS Membrane
Composition: Modified bitumen membrane with a rubberized polymer additive.
Installation: Typically installed using a torch-down method.
Benefits:
Durable and weather-resistant
Good resistance to punctures and tears
Flexible and can withstand temperature fluctuations
Can be applied in various thicknesses to meet specific needs
Vinyl Membrane
Composition: Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic membrane.
Installation: Can be mechanically fastened, fully adhered, or ballasted.
Benefits:
Excellent resistance to chemicals, UV rays, and ozone
High tensile strength and puncture resistance
Easy to install and repair
Energy-efficient due to its reflective properties
Plywood preparation
New vinyl membrane
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