Pacific is a small city tucked between Auburn and Sumner along the White River, and its older homes on flat lots are perfect candidates for a new deck, patio or privacy fence. Euro Decks maintains decks in Pacific so they stay safe and good-looking: a wash, a moss treatment, a check of the fasteners, railings and ledger, and a fresh coat of sealer when the wood needs it.
Call Euro Decks for deck maintenance in Pacific.
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Pacific sits on the valley floor, so lots are level and easy to build on, but the water table is high and winter ground stays wet. Footings, post bases and drainage get extra attention here. Those conditions are why Pacific decks need attention every year. Moss holds moisture against the wood, needles clog the gaps between boards, and finishes wear off on the sunny side long before the shaded side.
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Mostly 1950s to 1990s single-family homes and ramblers, many with original decks that are ready for replacement. Whatever your Pacific deck is made of, you get a written report after each visit with photos of anything we found, so there are never surprises.
If a maintenance visit in Pacific turns up rot or structural damage, we quote the repair separately and credit the visit toward it.
Our deck maintenance work in Pacific covers Downtown Pacific, White River, Pacific Algona, Valentine Avenue and the rest of the White River valley. Pacific is about twenty-five minutes from Maple Valley by way of Auburn.
Call Euro Decks at (425) 437-4889 or request a free estimate online. We will come out to your Pacific home, walk the yard with you, bring material samples and give you a written, itemized quote for deck maintenance.
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Every one to three years depending on sun exposure. Shaded, mossy decks need cleaning more often than sealing.
We photograph it, explain it and quote the repair separately. The maintenance visit is credited toward the repair.
Cleaning off moss, algae and debris, checking fasteners, railings and the ledger, resealing or restaining wood decks, and a written report with photos.
