(EMAILWIRE.COM, July 23, 2010 ) Kerr Lake, VA – Deck cleaning and sealing is very important for all exterior wood structures. Consumers who believe deck cleaning and sealing is not necessary for surfaces built from pressure treated wood are sadly mistaken. Keith Quinn, owner of Wood Re New, deck cleaning and sealing specialist, explains why pressure treated wood needs regular maintenance.

“Many consumers are under the impression that pressure-treated wood can withstand the harsh elements of Mother Nature,” said Quinn. “According to the American Wood Protection Association, our region is located in a high wood deterioration zone.”

When asked why wood is pressure treated, Quinn explained, “Chemical preservatives that are used to pressure treat wood react with the wood fibers to make them resistant to insects, decay, fungus and marine borers, but not the weather. Wood shrinks as it dries and swells at it gains moisture. The wetting and drying cycle raises the grain of the wood, resulting in a rough surface. Eventually this leads to cracking and cupping, increasing the uptake of water and accelerating the degradation process.”

Exterior wood restoration experts at Wood Re New distinguish themselves from their competition with their own unique two-step deck cleaning and sealing process. They begin by cleaning the wood with their exclusive foam cleaner that is so effective it allows them to use lower pressure to avoid damage to the wood. The second step is to apply a penetrating protectant that repels moisture and protects from UV rays.

Keith Quinn guarantees his services will exceed customer satisfaction. The UV protection and water repellent in Wood Re New’s exclusive wood cleaning and sealing products shield the surface form the harsh exterior elements.

Technicians with Wood Re New recommend sealing and protecting all wood surfaces. Wood Re New restores and protects all exterior wood investments, using environmentally safe and highly effective products. Visit http://www.woodrenew.com/henderson/index.html to learn more.

Keith Quinn
Wood Re New of Lake Country
136 Blackridge Road
Bracey, VA 23919
Tel: 434-636-5540
Email: kquinn@woodrenew.com

Read the complete article, “A Myth about Pressure Treated Wood” at http://www.deckdockcleaningkerrlakeva.com/p/myth-about-pressure-treated-wood.html


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