How to Prepare Your Wooden Deck for Winter
A wooden deck takes a beating from November through March. Snow sits in the board gaps. Freeze-thaw cycles pry at every check and fastener. Ice melt salts stain and dry out the grain. Wet leaves trap moisture against the boards and invite mold. If you skip fall prep, you often pay for it in spring with gray wood, popped screws, and boards that need replacing.
Below is a complete winter-prep checklist for a bare wood deck — then a clear look at which of those jobs Deck Crown covering removes, and which ones you should still do even after the boards are covered.
Spring is here — don’t replace your deck. Renovate it in a weekend with Deck Crown and enjoy a beautiful, maintenance-free outdoor space all summer long.


