Pergola & Deck Painting on the Central Coast

Established in 2002, S D Maintenance offers licensed painting, obligation-free quotes, meticulous preparation and durable finishes for every project.

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Protecting Outdoor Spaces Year-Round

Decks and pergolas are where families gather, but harsh weather can quickly wear them down. At S D Maintenance, we’ve been helping Central Coast homeowners protect and beautify outdoor timber with professional deck painting and pergola services since 2002.


From sanding and staining to full recoats, we use proven methods to shield timber from UV rays, rain and foot traffic. The result is a finish that not only enhances natural beauty but also extends the life of your outdoor spaces.


Enjoy your outdoor areas longer with the right protection. Call 0403 250 168 today for your obligation-free pergola and deck painting quote.

Weatherproofing Decks & Pergolas

Outdoor timber needs more than occasional maintenance—it requires specialist coatings that balance durability with appearance. Quality oils and stains penetrate deep into the grain, protecting from inside out, while paints and sealants provide strong weather barriers. Preparation is just as important, with sanding and cleaning ensuring coatings bond properly for maximum lifespan.


A professional approach means you can entertain, relax and enjoy your deck or pergola without worrying about fading, splitting or premature wear.


  • UV protection for outdoor timber.
  • Quality finishes that resist weathering.
  • Extended life for decks and pergolas.
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Frequently Asked Questions

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How often should decks be painted or stained?

Most decks need recoating every 2–3 years, depending on exposure to sunlight and rain. High-use areas or coastal homes may require more frequent maintenance. Regular recoating prevents fading, splitting and water damage, keeping timber strong and attractive.

Do decks need to be sanded before painting or staining?

How long does deck paint or stain last?