Deck Staining
Professional deck staining and sealing services.
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Tasks Not Typically Included
Included With Every Job
How It Works
Request service
Review scope and estimate
Schedule and complete work
Final walkthrough
Why Choose Bedrock for Deck Staining
Owner Operated Service
Direct One-on-One Support
Transparent Solo Pricing
Personally Guaranteed Work
Common Deck Staining Questions
Deck staining starts at $350, with most decks running $400-1200 depending on square footage, prep condition, and number of coats. Heavily weathered decks needing sanding or stripping cost more. I provide free estimates.
Most deck projects take 1-2 days, including power washing, drying time, and full application. Weather windows in Minnesota require planning, especially in spring and fall when temperatures affect dry times.
Yes, thorough cleaning is essential before any stain application. I power wash the deck, allow it to dry fully, and may use a deck brightener like Wolman or Defy to open the wood grain for better penetration.
I use quality exterior stains and sealers including Cabot Australian Timber Oil, Defy Extreme Wood Stain, and TWP (Total Wood Preservative), all rated for Minnesota’s freeze-thaw climate.
Most properly applied penetrating stains last 2-3 years on horizontal surfaces exposed to direct sun and weather. Vertical surfaces like railings often hold finish longer. I note conditions at time of application.
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This section helps this page show up for deck staining searches while giving readers clear, useful guidance on what a professional staining service covers and why it matters.
In Minnesota, the window for exterior staining is limited, generally late spring through early fall, making scheduling important for anyone who wants the job done before the wood dries out too much or wet weather sets in. Good prep work, cleaning, brightening, sanding rough spots, and letting the wood dry fully, accounts for most of the quality difference in a staining job. A well-applied stain can protect a deck for two to four years depending on exposure, traffic, and product choice.
