Genesee County, Michigan

Deck Cleaning, Staining & Repair in Lake Fenton, Michigan

Trusted by Lake Fenton homeowners since 1991 for hand-brushed staining, deck & fence repair, and composite/Trex deck care.

Recent Work in Lake Fenton

A Deck We Recently Restored in Lake Fenton

Recently stained deck in Lake Fenton — cleaned, prepped and hand-brushed just like every deck we finish. Every photo in our gallery is a real Supreme Deck job — no stock images or renderings.

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Recently stained deck in Lake Fenton, MI
Why Lake Fenton Homeowners Choose Supreme Deck

Trusted Deck Restoration Since 1991

We're not a $99 pressure-washing outfit. Supreme Deck is a full-service deck restoration contractor, built on three decades of hands-on experience with Michigan's freeze-thaw climate — and we stand behind every job in Lake Fenton with a licensed, insured crew.

  • Licensed & insured Michigan contractor
  • TrexPro Platinum certified
  • 35,000+ decks & fences restored
  • All stain hand-brushed, never sprayed
  • 5-star rated on Google
  • Serving Lake Fenton since 1991
Michigan Weather

What Genesee County Winters Do to a Deck

Southeast Michigan's freeze-thaw cycle is hard on decks in Lake Fenton — repeated freezing and thawing works water into wood grain, opens up failed finishes, and can push shallow footings right out of the ground. That's why prep and depth matter as much as the stain itself.

Footings Below the Frost Line

Michigan code requires footings at least 42 inches deep, and clay-heavy soil common around Genesee County can heave shallow footings out of level over a winter or two — we check this on every repair.

Proper Drying Before Sealing

Sealing over damp wood is one of the top reasons a stain job fails within a year. We let a Lake Fenton deck dry fully after cleaning before any coat goes down.

A Finish Built to Hold Up

We steer Lake Fenton homeowners away from box-store stains promising 3–5 years; in our experience they rarely deliver that in Michigan's climate, which is why we use professional-grade coatings instead.

Our Process

How We Restore a Deck in Lake Fenton

1. Inspect & Clean

We inspect your Lake Fenton deck's ledger boards, footings and railings, then clean it with deck-specific products and controlled pressure to lift mildew and gray weathering.

2. Repair What Needs It

Rotted boards, loose railings and heaving posts get fixed before any finish goes down — sealing over a structural problem never solves it.

3. Hand-Brush the Finish

Once the wood is fully dry, every coat is hand-brushed into the grain, never sprayed, for deeper penetration and a finish built for Michigan winters.

Common Questions

Deck Care Questions Lake Fenton Homeowners Ask

Why didn't my Lake Fenton deck hold up?
Most coatings fail because the deck wasn't properly prepped before staining. Old finish, mildew and gray weathered wood have to be stripped and neutralized first, or even a premium stain will peel within a season.
Is my Lake Fenton deck safe and built to code?
We inspect ledger boards, footings, railings and support posts on every job in Lake Fenton and flag structural issues before they become safety hazards — common on older Michigan decks.
When should I seal a new cedar or pressure-treated deck?
Wait at least 30 days. New lumber needs to weather and release moisture before it will properly absorb stain, and it should be sealed before Michigan winter arrives.
Do you clean and maintain Trex or composite decking in Lake Fenton?
Yes — we're a TrexPro Platinum contractor and clean, maintain and repair Trex Transcend, Enhance and Lineage composite decking as well as other composite brands.
Do you refinish play sets, docks or cedar shake siding for Lake Fenton homeowners?
Yes. Beyond decks and fences, we clean and reseal redwood and Rainbow-brand play sets, boat docks and exterior teak furniture, and we soft-wash cedar shake siding using a low-pressure method that won't split or strip the shakes the way a pressure washer can.
How long does a typical deck project take in Lake Fenton?
A straightforward cleaning-and-staining visit is usually a one-day job once the deck is dry enough to seal; repairs or structural work add time depending on scope. We'll give you a specific timeline when we quote your project.