Timber Finishes & Decking
Timber & decking finishes, for Geelong homes
Specialty timber finishes, decking restoration, oiling, and staining across Geelong. We protect and beautify timber surfaces, indoors and out, so they stay beautiful for years.
What We Offer
Timber care done properly
Timber is beautiful but it needs proper care, especially in coastal conditions. We sand, oil, stain, and seal decks, floors, stairs, fences, and pergolas using premium products designed to protect against sun, salt, and moisture.
- Deck sanding, oiling, and sealing
- Interior timber floor finishing
- Timber stair and balustrade finishing
- Weatherproof outdoor timber coatings
- Fence and pergola staining
- Specialty timber finish consultation
Our Process
Restoring timber the right way
01
Assess & Sand
We check the timber for wear and moisture, then sand back to a clean, bare surface the coating can grip.
02
Clean & Treat
Greyed, weathered timber is cleaned and treated to remove grime, salt, and old finish before we coat.
03
Oil, Stain & Seal
A premium oil, stain, or sealer matched to your timber and its location is applied to protect against sun and salt.
04
Finish & Advise
We complete a final pass and give you simple care tips to extend the life of your deck, floor, fence, or pergola.
Give your timber the care it deserves
Get in touch for a free quote on your timber finishing or decking project, anywhere across Greater Geelong.
Timber & Decking Questions
Answers to common timber & decking questions
Do I need to sand my deck before oiling or staining it?
In most cases, yes. Sanding back to clean bare timber removes the grey, weathered surface layer and lets the oil, stain, or sealer penetrate properly so it lasts. It also smooths splinters and uneven grain. We assess your deck first and tell you honestly whether it needs a full sand or just a clean before coating.
How often should an outdoor timber deck be re-oiled?
It depends on how exposed the deck is and what it's coated with, but on Geelong's coast a well-prepped deck typically needs re-oiling every 12 to 18 months. Water beading less and wood starting to grey are the signs to watch for. We can tell you what your particular timber and location need and set you up with simple care tips between visits.
Why is my indoor timber floor fading or looking dull?
Sunlight and salt air break down the protective coating on timber floors, leaving them looking dry and dull. We sand and re-coat interior timber floors, stairs, and balustrades so they're resealed and protected. Using the right interior-grade finish and a simple care routine keeps them looking rich and even.