RESIDENTIAL SERVICES Floor Surface Restorative Cleaning Entry ways Hallways Counter tops Shower enclosures Garage floors Driveways & Walksways Pool decks Patios And much more! COMMERCIAL Tile, stone, brick floors Lobbies, entry areas Offices, hallways Restrooms Kitchen areas Walkways Brick and stone siding Rust Removal Dumpster and compactor areas

We do deck restorations for select customers that include stripping, sanding and staining with premium stains manufactured specifically for the Pacific North West. We only do a few decks every year and they are usually booked a whole season in advance due to the limited number we can do plus the short season for optimum staining due to our weather patterns.

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