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1 · Who we're sealing for · * required

Full name *

Phone *

Best way to reach you

2 · The deck

City *

County

Property address *

Current surface

Approx. size

Last sealed

Anything to fix? (optional)

Loose stone Stains / mildew Standing water Faded color

3 · When · weekdays, dry days only

Preferred date *

Backup date

Time window

Access

Will you be there?

Notes for the crew

I'll have the deck cleared before the crew arrives *Furniture, planters, grills, and toys need to be off the surface. Our crew doesn't move or store belongings and isn't responsible for anything left on the deck.

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What happens next

We check your deck against the schedule and get back to you.
Rose calls to confirm the date and quote the reseal.
Visit one: pressure clean and vacuum. Visit two, a day or two later: the epoxy seal. Stay off the deck about 24 hours after that.
Have the deck cleared before each visit — furniture, planters, and grills off the surface.

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Good to know

Two visits. Day one we pressure clean and vacuum. We seal a day or two later.
Stay off it 24 hours after the seal coat.
Dry days only. Rain moves your date.
Small repairs are usually done the same visit.
Clear the deck first. Our crew doesn't move furniture, planters or grills, and isn't responsible for anything left on the surface.

Rather call it in?

{{ phone }}(941) 235-1000 Rosie@pooldecklady.com

Mon–Fri, 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
Serving Charlotte, DeSoto & Sarasota counties

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