Are you thinking about buying or using firewood in your home? While searching for the right wood, you may have come across the terms “rick” or “cord.” While these may sound like nothing more than … Read more
Staining your deck is important because it protects it from the elements and keeps it looking great. But many people are unsure whether they need to remove the old stain before applying new stain. If … Read more
Fuzzies (sometimes called ‘furries’ or ‘furring’) are a common problem after power washing wooden decking, especially when it’s old. The surface of the decking has lots of small wooden fibers that give a fuzzy or … Read more
Everyone enjoys relaxing out in the yard or sitting by the pool deck, right? Having the luxury to lay back and enjoy yourself on your own property is important to any homeowner. While people love … Read more
Knowing how long it takes paint to dry is important when planning exterior renovation projects. The paint must be fully dried before it is rained or it will be damaged, and you need to account … Read more
When it comes to caring for and planting grass in Georgia USA, there are several factors to consider. The thing is, Georgia has a lot of different climates and regions mixed into the state. Some … Read more
Taking care of the lawn is something that some homeowners dread. Others look forward to making their lawns look as nice as possible. Of course, to make your lawn look great, you need to know … Read more
Ornamental grasses are a great way to spruce up your landscaping a bit without adding plants with high maintenance needs. With that said, they’re still live plants and they require some maintenance in order to … Read more
Teak oil offers protection for teak furniture and surfaces and gives a nice smooth finish. It must be allowed to dry and cure properly in order to give adequate protection. Usually, teak oil takes 2-4 … Read more
Ipe decking looks great and is very durable, but it requires regular cleaning and maintenance. Clean your decking once a month by sweeping and vacuuming debris and hosing it down. Use a diluted bleach or … Read more