Deck Restoration

Need deck restoration services? Hire a Tasker for your deck renewal and save yourself time and energy.

Deck Restoration & Renewal Services

Deck restoration can be a huge undertaking. Decks need a considerable amount of maintenance so that they can withstand the elements, keep their natural color, and have a splinter-less surface. Taskers can help with any or all deck restoration services including:

Resurfacing minor repairs that usually involve replacing some old boards.

Pressure washing to remove dirt, mold, and old stain.

Sanding to smooth the surface of your deck.

Staining so your deck keeps its natural color.

Sealing to waterproof your deck.

Sweeping for a quick cleanup.

Taskers can also help with assembling patio furniture and/or hauling it away. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with a Tasker for end-to-end deck restoration services!

Note: If your project requires a licensed contractor, confirm your Tasker has the licenses needed when describing the job.

Don't try to handle deck restoration all on your own! Get that old deck looking like new with help from a Tasker.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to have someone refinish a deck?

Taskers who seal, stain and restore decks have average rates starting at about $30 per hour, although prices vary from Tasker to Tasker. You can browse and select a Tasker near you based on reviews, skills, and rates. Once you’ve agreed on details and after the task gets completed, you’ll pay and leave your review right through TaskRabbit.

Why do people stain and seal their decks?

Stain adds color to natural wood and protects against UV damage. Sealant protects against moisture damage. You can opt to do one or both treatments, but they’re typically combined. This process helps prolong the life of your natural wood deck, and it’s advised that you do this treatment once a year particularly in areas with more sun exposure and/or moisture.

How often should I get my deck stained and sealed?

Can old decking be restored?

Yes, with proper care, weathered wood can be restored, and so can grey wood. An experienced Tasker can stain your grey wood so that it retains its natural color, and restore weathered wood so that it feels good as new!

What can I do with my old deck?

NOTE: pressure treated lumber should NOT be burned, which releases harmful chemicals. Be sure anyone handling pressure treated wood has proper gloves to protect from splinters and skin irritation.

If you have an old deck that you don’t want to restore, Taskers can help you recycle or dispose of it. Decking can be used for other outdoor furniture or projects, such as birdhouses, garden beds, compost bins, etc. all of which Taskers can help build. Taskers can also haul away your decking wood to be donated or disposed of in a landfill. NOTE: pressure treated lumber should NOT be burned, which releases harmful chemicals. Be sure anyone handling pressure treated wood has proper gloves to protect from splinters and skin irritation.