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Crocker Home Painting Company · Westlake, Ohio · Since 1996

Deck Staining and Refinishing in Westlake and the West Side

Cleaning, prep and a fresh stain or solid color for decks, railings, pergolas and porches. Locally owned, licensed and insured, with free quotes.

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Since 1996Painting West Side homes for nearly three decades

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Deck staining near you

Deck staining near me? Our deck crew works the West Side all season

A gray, weathered deck is one of the most common calls we get from Westlake, Bay Village, Rocky River, Avon Lake, North Olmsted and Fairview Park. Sun, rain and Lake Erie winters are hard on wood, and a deck that has not been cleaned and stained in a few years shows it.

Deck staining, deck refinishing and deck restoration are the same crew and the same approach: the deck gets the prep it needs, then the stain you chose. A few photos of the deck and railings are enough to start a quote.

Freshly stained deck bench and railing corner, deck staining by Crocker Home Painting

Freshly stained red deck boards, deck staining by Crocker Home Painting

Choosing the right stain

Transparent, semi-transparent or solid stain

The stain depends on the condition of the wood and the look you want. We will walk you through the options.

Transparent stain, shows the full wood grainSemi-transparent, adds color and keeps some grainSolid stain, full coverage for older or worn decksDeck paint, where a painted finish is wanted

How a deck job goes

Our deck staining process, step by step

Here is how a deck job goes, from photos to the walk-through.

Free estimate

Photos of the deck, railings and any problem boards are usually enough for a quote. Phone or form, your call.

Schedule

We set the start date with you, around the weather.

Prep

The deck gets the cleaning and prep the job calls for, as quoted.

Stain or seal

The stain or finish you chose goes on the deck, railings and steps.

Walk-through

You look it over with us before we call it done.

What we stain and refinish

Decks, porches, pergolas and more

Wood decks

Pressure-treated, cedar and hardwood decks, stained or painted.

Railings, steps and lattice

The parts that take the most wear and show the most, done with the deck.

Porches and pergolas

Covered porches, pergolas and gazebos, stained or painted to match the house.

Composite deck railings

Painted railings and trim on composite decks, where the decking itself does not need stain.

Why homeowners choose us

Why West Side homeowners trust Crocker with their decks

Prep comes first

The prep is in the quote, and it comes before the stain.

Railings, steps and lattice

Quoted and done with the deck, not left for later.

Clear communication

You will know when we are coming, what is getting done that day, and when the deck is ready to use.

Licensed, insured, local

Locally owned and based in Westlake, serving West Side homeowners since 1996.

Deck staining, answered

Deck staining questions from West Side homeowners

How much does deck staining cost on the West Side?

It depends on the size of the deck, how much railing and lattice there is, the condition of the wood and the stain you choose. Our painting price guide shows real ranges, and a free quote gives you the number for your deck.

How often should a deck be stained?

It depends on the stain and the exposure. Transparent stains need the most frequent attention, solid stains the least. We will tell you what we see on your deck and what makes sense for it.

Can you put solid stain over a painted deck?

Often, yes, with the right prep. Send photos and we will tell you what we see.

When is the best time to stain a deck in Northeast Ohio?

Late spring through early fall, on dry days with mild temperatures. The deck has to be dry before the stain goes on, so we schedule around the weather.

Do you fix loose boards and railings?

Yes. Loose boards, popped nails, splintered rails and damaged lattice can be repaired as part of the job and quoted up front.