Bermuda's UV radiation, humidity, and salt air are relentless on exposed timber. Decks turn grey and silvery, fences crack and splinter, and untreated wood deteriorates rapidly. The right stain or sealer doesn't just restore the look — it creates a protective barrier that slows this process significantly.
We select stains and sealers matched to the specific timber species, its condition, and its exposure level — ensuring the product penetrates correctly and lasts as long as possible in Bermuda's demanding conditions.
We assess the timber species, condition, and previous treatments, then recommend the right stain or sealer system with a written quote.
Old failing stain or paint is removed by sanding, chemical stripping, or pressure washing. The timber dries fully before work continues.
Surfaces are sanded to open the wood grain for maximum stain penetration. Damaged or raised grain is addressed first.
Premium stain or sealer applied by brush, roller, or spray — whichever suits the timber and product for even coverage.
A second coat deepens colour and protection. End grains and exposed joints get extra attention, with cure advice provided.
For timber decks and fences, staining is usually better. Stains penetrate the grain and protect from within, while paint sits on the surface and can peel as the wood expands and contracts.
Bermuda's strong UV, high humidity, and salt air mean deck stains typically need refreshing every 2–4 years depending on the product, wood species, and exposure.
Yes. We strip existing paint or stain using sanders, strippers, or pressure washing, then prepare and apply fresh stain or sealer. Old, grey timber can often be restored to look almost new.
Decks, fences, gates, pergolas, exterior window frames and shutters, interior timber features, stairs, and handrails. If it's wood and needs protecting, we can treat it.
Yes. Interior timber floors, staircases, handrails, beams, and feature elements — with low-odour stains and oils appropriate for living spaces.
