Thanks for visiting Deck Plus Plus, LLC online. As wood restoration experts, our mission is to provide you with all the information you’ll need before you make the smart decision to restore a neglected deck (or other wood surface) or to preserve and maintain the deck investment at your home.

The beautiful exterior wood around your house – whether it’s on a deck, on siding, or other external surfaces – is a part of the aesthetic environment you’ve created to make your home, well, homey. A deck is where friends and family gather and where memories are made – the place where kids/grandkids roll around on tricycles, where friends gather to relax, and where celebrations happen.

If you’ve ever had a deck built or have had siding work done on your house, you also know how costly it can be. Protecting that investment is vital. Maybe you’ve had to let your deck go for a few years; we all have to budget and to set priorities about how we spend money.  If you’ve put off some required maintenance, there’s good news: it’s not too late.  As exterior wood experts, we’re able to restore the beauty of dark, dirty, splintery decks and other long-neglected exterior wood surfaces.

If you recognize that it’s time for some maintenance work to keep your deck looking great, we salute you for being a smart and prudent consumer.  After all, a small investment now to maintain your deck can protect you from much greater expenditures down the road. Most of all, you can ensure that you continue to enjoy decades of happy memories on your deck.

At Deck Plus Plus, we are expert craftsmen who are dedicated to restoring, refinishing, and preserving wood -- including cedar, redwood, exotic hardwood (teak, ipe, mahogany, bloodwood, jatoba, etc.) along with pressure treated, and composite products.  We work on virtually any outdoor wooden surface. In addition to decks, we can help you with cedar siding, fences, gazebos, trellises and pergolas, child play structures, docks and marinas. 

We are a locally-owned business specializing in restoration work. We serve customers in Kirkland, Redmond, Bellevue, Mercer Island, Seattle, Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, Bothell, Woodinville, Duvall, Sammamish, and Issaquah.

Before replacing your deck because of wood surface damage, contact us for a free Web estimate. Our expertise can make your deck look like new at a fraction of the cost required to build a new one.

If you recently installed a new deck, we’re pleased to offer you free maintenance advice.  After all, to ensure the long life of outdoor wood, it’s important to begin early with the proper care and treatment!

We use the highest caliber cleaning and sealing products, all of which we rigorously test in a performance lab.  Only the very best products will touch your wood surfaces! Be sure to review our wood restoration process; you’ll be impressed by the thoroughness of our method.

We’re experts at breathing life back into those wood items that you did not think would last much longer.  Use our service this year and bring a new vitality to your home or recreation area.  But be sure to contact us early, as we are often booked well before the end of the season!

YOUR WOOD MIGHT BE AT RISK

Fact: Exterior wood needs protection from the ravages of moisture and other weather conditions.

Why:  Weather wreaks havoc on outdoor wood surfaces, which must be protected immediately.

Untreated wood absorbs dew, rain, and melting snow and ice. This softens the wood and makes it swell. The sun’s heat then causes wood to dry out and contract. This constant cycle of swelling and shrinking causes cracking, splitting, and warping – which dramatically decreases the life of the wood, resulting in expensive repair work. The sun’s ultraviolet rays can also gray wood surfaces, and persistent moisture is a breeding ground for mold, algae, and other fungi which stain wood as they spread across its surface. Poorly maintained wood is also an attractive food source for termites and other wood-boring insects.

ENVIRONMENTAL COST OF POOR DECK MAINTENANCE

About 3 million new decks are built in the U.S. each year, and an additional 3 million must be replaced or repaired due to poor maintenance. It takes an entire acre of forest land to produce enough wood to construct a mere two to three decks. That means that in a ten year period about six million trees could be saved if homeowners took a few simple steps to protect their decks.

With a little preventative maintenance and care, you can save lots of money, help your deck last several decades, and protect a vital resource – our nation’s rapidly dwindling forestlands.