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Ten Easy Steps for Reconditioning Your Fence or Deck
Ten Easy Steps for Reconditioning Your Fence or Deck
As the weather gets warmer, we begin to spend more time outdoors. The best part of having a yard is enjoying it during these months, but when items in your yard such as your deck and fence look worn and drab, it takes away from the pleasure. Now is a good time to check the condition of your wooden privacy fence or deck so you get the most enjoyment during the warm season. The harsh winter weather, ice, rain and even sunlight can be damaging to your fence and deck. Every two to three years homeowners should assess and recondition these surfaces. Fixing your yard's fence and deck can seem like an intimidating project, but the good news is with a little work and the right tools you can restore your fence and make it look great again. Here are ten simple steps to protect your fence and deck: (continued at http://fence.siteburg.com/fence-reconditioning.html ) |
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