Have you noticed sticky sap or resin coming through the boards of your deck? Sap bleeding through wood can be a frustrating problem, especially when it keeps returning after cleaning or sanding. Once a board develops persistent sap bleeding, surface treatments generally won’t stop the problem permanently.
We often come across this issue during deck restoration projects. While some weathered or damaged boards can be cleaned and restored, boards with recurring sap problems may need to be replaced. Trying to remove the sap over and over again is usually only a temporary fix because it can continue coming through the wood.
Replacing problem boards before staining helps create a cleaner, more consistent surface and a better foundation for long-lasting deck staining and wood protection. Every deck is different, so the best solution depends on the condition of the wood.
We provide deck repairs, deck board replacement, deck restoration, and professional deck staining throughout Augusta, Grovetown, Evans, Martinez, and surrounding CSRA communities.