Staining & Epoxy by D&D Painting
Stain protects wood from UV and moisture, and epoxy turns a dusty concrete slab into a clean, durable floor. Both depend on surface prep: we wash and sand wood before staining, and we grind or etch concrete so epoxy bonds instead of peeling.
Recent projects
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What's included
- Deck, fence and pergola staining
- Transparent, semi-transparent and solid stains
- Interior wood staining and sealing
- Garage epoxy floors with flake finish
- Basement and workshop epoxy
- Concrete grinding and crack repair
How we spec the job
| Decks | Semi-transparent stain |
| Fences | Semi-transparent or solid |
| Garages | Epoxy base + flake + clear coat |
| Concrete prep | Grind or etch |
When to call us
- Deck wood looks gray, dry or splintered
- Water no longer beads on your deck
- Garage concrete is stained, dusty or cracked
- You want an easy-clean basement floor
Bundle and save time. Many homeowners combine staining & epoxy with other work. One crew can handle painting, drywall, trim, floors and coatings in a single, coordinated schedule.
Staining & Epoxy questions
How often should a deck be stained?
Usually every two to three years for semi-transparent stain, depending on sun exposure and foot traffic.
How long before I can park on an epoxy floor?
Light foot traffic is often fine after about a day. Vehicles typically need several days of cure time. We'll give you exact timing for the product used.
Will epoxy peel off my garage floor?
Peeling is almost always a prep problem. We mechanically prepare the concrete so the coating bonds properly.
Where we provide staining & epoxy
Scarsdale · Bronxville · Rye · Chappaqua · Armonk · Bedford · Pound Ridge · Larchmont · Harrison · Katonah · Greenwich · Darien · New Canaan · Westport · Ridgefield · Fairfield · Weston · Wilton · Washington · Litchfield · Kent · Salisbury · Roxbury · Sharon · Woodbury · New Milford
