Deck Sanding
Deck Sanding & Restoration
Grey, rough and splintering timber decks sanded back to clean wood and oiled to protect them from the sun and rain.
- Sanded back to clean timber
- Oiled to protect it
- No-obligation assessment
Our job: deck sanded and oiled
Outdoor Timber
Signs your deck needs work
01
Grey and weathered
Sun and rain have turned the timber silver-grey and dried it out.
02
Rough or splintering
The surface has opened up and catches bare feet.
03
Dark marks and mould
Black marks, mould or algae in shady and damp spots.
04
Old finish peeling
A varnish or sealer that is flaking off in patches.
Protect It
Sanded, oiled and protected
Once the deck is clean and sanded, it’s oiled to bring the colour back and protect the timber from the weather. We use Osmo Decking Oil: it soaks into the wood, repels water and stands up to the South African sun.
Decks need re-oiling more often than indoor floors. As a guide, every 12 to 18 months, sooner in full sun or with heavy use.
How It Works
How we restore a deck
01
Assessment
We visit at a time that suits you, measure up, check the floor and talk through finishes and tints. You get a detailed, no-obligation quote by email with fully transparent pricing, and we book dates that suit you.
02
Repairs
Loose, rotten or broken boards and screws are fixed or replaced before sanding, as agreed in your quote.
03
Sanding
The deck is sanded back to clean timber, removing the grey surface and the old finish.
04
Oiling
Osmo Decking Oil is applied by hand to bring the colour back and protect the wood.
05
Quality Check
Once the finish has cured, we come back to check the whole job with you, and leave you a maintenance plan: we can supply the right products or look after the floor for you.
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Questions
Deck questions
How often does a deck need oiling?
Usually every 12 to 18 months, depending on how much sun and foot traffic it gets. We’ll recommend a schedule for your deck.
Can you repair broken deck boards?
Yes, wherever possible, damaged boards are replaced before we sand and oil.
Do you work on composite decks?
No. We restore and maintain natural timber decks only.
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Get Your Deck
Summer-Ready
Send us a photo of your deck on WhatsApp, or book a no-obligation assessment.
Spread the cost with Evolution Finance monthly payments.