Mike Hughes
New Member
This person has been a gutter cleaning customer of mine for over three years now........every time I'm at the house, I look at this deck and say "No Way!". I am thinking of trying it this year, if they're willing.
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1471628&a=11073115&p=40667897
As you can see from the pic, the deck is in three parts. I think this deck has to be stained by hand. Too many problems for overspray.......the house is stucco, concrete pad under main deck, metal supports for awning, and the one section of deck is 15 feet in the air. So, in my opinion, spraying is not even an option.
My question to you is, how much "danger pay" would you want for doing a deck that high up, and that much difficulty? I think the "suck factor" as some like to say, is pretty high on this deck. Thats why I have avoided it for so long, but I'm ready for it now. Besides, it will make for some great before/after shots!
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Mike Hughes
Everclear
Souderton, PA
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1471628&a=11073115&p=40667897
As you can see from the pic, the deck is in three parts. I think this deck has to be stained by hand. Too many problems for overspray.......the house is stucco, concrete pad under main deck, metal supports for awning, and the one section of deck is 15 feet in the air. So, in my opinion, spraying is not even an option.
My question to you is, how much "danger pay" would you want for doing a deck that high up, and that much difficulty? I think the "suck factor" as some like to say, is pretty high on this deck. Thats why I have avoided it for so long, but I'm ready for it now. Besides, it will make for some great before/after shots!
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Mike Hughes
Everclear
Souderton, PA