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Deck restoration Mandurah
Mandurah’s sun and salt air are hard on timber. Over time the oil wears off, the boards dry out and turn grey, and the surface starts catching bare feet. The good news is that the timber underneath is often still sound.
We start by checking the frame and boards. If your deck is worth saving, we replace any boards that are past it, sand it back and finish it with a fresh coat of oil or stain. If the frame has had its day, we’ll tell you before you spend money on the surface, and we can talk about a new deck instead.
What your deck might need
Most restorations combine all three. We'll tell you what yours needs when we check it.
Deck Sanding
We sand back grey, rough and weathered boards to fresh timber, ready for a new finish.
Deck Oiling and Staining
A fresh coat of oil or stain brings back the colour and helps protect your boards from the sun.
Deck Repairs
We replace damaged boards and fix loose or worn sections so your deck feels solid underfoot again.
What you get from a restoration
Save on a full rebuild
If the frame is sound, restoring your deck can save you the cost of replacing it.
An honest check first
We look at the frame and boards before we start and tell you straight if your deck is worth saving.
Your choice of finish
Bring back the natural timber colour with oil, or change the look with a stain.
Your deck back
Enjoy your outdoor space again, with a smooth surface and a fresh finish.
How we restore your deck
1. Check and quote
Andy comes out, checks the frame and boards and gives you a detailed quote.
2. Repair
We replace damaged boards and fix any loose sections.
3. Sand
We sand your deck back to clean, fresh timber.
4. Oil or stain
We apply your chosen finish and show you how to look after it.
Deck restoration questions
If the frame underneath is sound and most of the boards are in good shape, restoring is usually the way to go. If the frame has had its day, we’ll tell you before you spend money on the surface.
Oil soaks in and brings out the natural colour of the timber. A stain adds colour, so it can even out patchy boards or change the look. We’ll talk you through both. More on deck oiling and staining.
It depends on how much sun and weather your deck gets. A good sign it’s due is when water stops beading on the surface and the colour starts to fade.
Composite boards don’t need sanding or oiling. They usually just need a good clean. If a composite board is damaged, we can talk about replacing it.
It depends on the size of your deck, its condition and how many boards need replacing. Andy will check it and give you a detailed quote.
Yes. We replace damaged boards and fix loose sections as part of our deck repairs.
