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Deck and porch
staining.

Weathered wood, cleaned back and sealed again.

Deck & Porch Staining

Washed back.
Finished again.

A deck takes the worst of the Carolina year: sun on it all afternoon, rain, pollen, and the freeze at the end of it. Carolina Superior Painting washes the wood down and lets it dry properly, sands back the rough grain and whatever finish is failing, then works a stain or a sealer into the boards rather than laying it on top. Rails, spindles, columns and the porch ceiling can be painted in the same visit, so the whole structure gets finished together instead of in two trips.

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Clayton, Johnston County
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Based in Clayton and working most across Fuquay-Varina and Clayton, plus Willow Spring, Holly Springs, Angier, Garner, Smithfield, Selma, Knightdale, Raleigh, Cary and the towns around them. A little further out? Call and ask, we get around.

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Porch and deck work

Porches we have finished.

A screened porch and deck rail finished in white by Carolina Superior Painting LLC
ExteriorA screened porch and deck rail finished in white
Porch rail and columns in white by Carolina Superior Painting LLC
ExteriorPorch rail and columns in white
Porch ceiling and columns, masked before a coat by Carolina Superior Painting LLC
ExteriorPorch ceiling and columns, masked before a coat
Deck & Porch Staining FAQ

Straight answers.

Do you stain a deck or paint it?

Both, and which one suits depends on the wood. Stain soaks in and leaves the grain showing; paint sits on the surface and covers it. Bare and weathered boards usually take stain, while rails, spindles and columns are often painted. Rob will walk it with you and say which he would put on yours.

Does the deck have to be washed first?

Yes, and then left to dry. A finish put over a damp or dirty board will not hold, and that is the most common reason a deck needs doing again far too soon.

How long will the finish last outside?

That depends on how much sun and rain that particular deck takes and what goes on it. A deck in full afternoon sun will want attention sooner than a covered porch. Rob will tell you what to expect for yours when he looks at it, rather than quote a number here.

Can you do the porch ceiling and the columns as well?

Yes, and it is worth doing together. Ceiling, columns, rails and trim are one setup and one lot of masking, so doing them in the same visit costs less work than splitting them.

What about a screened porch?

Screens and glass get masked off before any coat goes on, along with the plants and the siding around the work.

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