Teak is a beautiful but fragile material that requires regular care. Without the need for harsh sanding, our two-step chemical cleaning method for teak restoration removes dirt and dead wood fibers. 

The first step is to thoroughly clean the wood's grain to remove embedded impurities. In the second step, the teak is neutralized and returned to its original golden color. 

To protect the restored surface, we apply a marine-grade sealer that slows down weathering and blocks UV rays. If exposed to the sun for an extended period of time without protection, teak can become brittle and gray. 

Regular restoration protects your deck from splinters, cracks, and early deterioration while also improving its appearance. 

Wood Wellness     

Untreated teak exposed to moisture and sunlight can turn gray and brittle in a matter of months. Splinters and cracks that weaken the wood may eventually result from this weathering. 

Today's Sealers    

We use state-of-the-art marine sealers that protect the wood while maintaining its original appearance. Unlike traditional teak oils, which eventually turn black, these sealers provide protection that lasts longer.