Burnsville, MN, July 22, 2014 - After a long, severe winter, Minnesotans are finally enjoying sunny summer days on their outdoor decks. However, before settling down and relaxing, there is likely work to do to bring the decking materials and deck railings up to par. One of the leading Minnesota deck builders, UglyDeck.com, offers homeowners tips on cleaning and restoring their outdoor living spaces.

Composite decking is often believed to make for a maintenance free deck. Though none are truly maintenance free, UglyDeck.com’s outdoor deck materials need extremely little upkeep. Resisting weathering, pests, rust, and mold much better than wooden decks, UglyDeck.com’s decking materials do not need the typical annual treatments to keep them in optimal condition.

In general, all it takes to prepare an UglyDeck.com maintenance free deck for summer is spot cleaning with a rag and warm soapy water or a quick rinse with a garden hose. Those with wooden decks know the upkeep is much more extensive. A wooden deck requires an annual or bi-annual routine of power washing, staining and sealing, painting, and more.

UglyDeck.com reminds owners of maintenance free decks to stick to water and mild soap when performing cleaning. Harsh chemicals, paint thinners, and gasoline can cause damage.

If a maintenance free deck does not come clean after a gentle wash, contact UglyDeck.com in Burnsville or at one of the multiple franchise locations. UglyDeck.com carries composite decking supplies and materials from companies such as Azek, Timbertech, and Trex. Each of these may have different cleaning requirements for tough issues.

To learn about the deck building company, franchise opportunities, or more on cleaning a maintenance free deck, contact UglyDeck.com online or at (952) 736-3308. Homeowners are encouraged to visit the Burnsville showroom for a first-hand look at the various materials, colors, and styles available.

Contact:
Bill Barton
UglyDeck.com
12277 Nicollet Ave S.
Burnsville, MN 55337
952-736-3308
[email protected]
http://www.uglydeck.com