I just got done doing a repair to a deck I built several years ago. It's a ground level deck around a pool, and one of the plumbing pipes had broke, so I had to pull up quite a few deck boards to access and repair the pipe. The deck was originally stained, but hasn't been since the first application. I noticed that the deck was rather green with algae, and the homeowner asked if I knew something that would prevent the algae growth. They had recently pressure washed it, and within weeks the green came back. The deck is in a very wooded location and doesn't receive a lot of sun. Also being at ground level it doesn't get a lot of drying air flow from the underside.
Anyone know if there is a stain, sealant, or treatment that would help to prevent algae growth. It's about a 700 sq. ft. deck so it would need to be easy to apply, too :-D :-D
TIA for any advice,
Dave
Anyone know if there is a stain, sealant, or treatment that would help to prevent algae growth. It's about a 700 sq. ft. deck so it would need to be easy to apply, too :-D :-D
TIA for any advice,
Dave