Weathered Appearance:

If your deck’s surface boards look aged or worn out, but the underlying structure is solid, it’s a good candidate for resurfacing.

• Splintering Boards:

  Over time, wooden deck boards can splinter, posing a potential safety hazard. Resurfacing can replace these worn-out boards with new ones.

• Discoloration:

  Stains, fading color, or uneven shades could be a sign your deck needs resurfacing. These can result from exposure to the elements or spills.

• Cracks in the Boards:

  Small cracks can often be remedied with resurfacing. However, larger cracks may indicate deeper structural issues.

• Loose Boards or Nails:

         If your deck has loose boards or nails that keep popping up,resurfacing can fix these issues while ensuring a safer and         more stable surface.

• Mildew or Mold:

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  If the boards are constantly damp, mildew or mold can develop. Resurfacing can replace these boards with fresh, clean ones.

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• Peeling or Chipped Paint:

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  If the paint or stain on your deck is peeling, chipping, or flaking off, resurfacing can give it a fresh, clean look.

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• Water Damage:

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  Surface-level water damage, like cupping or warping, can often be fixed with resurfacing. However, if the water damage extends to the structural elements, a full replacement might be necessary.