Deck Cleaning St. Louis Expert Discusses how Carpenter Bees can Damage Wood

June 20, 2011 - PRLog -- St. Louis, MO – Deck cleaning is important maintenance to protect all exterior wood investments from the harsh exterior elements including the winter freeze, spring thaw, heavy rain and the hot summer sun.  As if this isn’t enough, another summertime pest is the carpenter bee.  Carpenter bees are not typically serious pests; however, their tunnels can be damaging if they infest the wood.

Jeff Alley owns and operates Wood Re New, a company specializing in exterior wood restoration services including deck cleaning and sealing, power washing fences, wood siding, gazebos and more.  “Water and UV rays from the hot sun are the biggest threat to exterior wood surfaces,” said Alley.  “As if that isn’t enough, you also need to be concerned with summertime pests like carpenter bees.”

Jeff Alley enjoys building relationships with his customers as he educates them about the importance of maintaining exterior wood surfaces.  “Carpenter bees can be controlled by injecting an insecticide into their tunnel and plugging it with caulk,” said Alley.  “Wood that has been pressure treated may be resistant to attack.”

Deck cleaning and sealing is recommended to preserve and protect wood decks from the harsh exterior elements.  “Our exclusive cleaner is designed to gently loosen dirt from wood surfaces so that it can be rinsed away using low pressure to avoid damage to the wood.  Our products are environmentally safe and pose no threat to surrounding plants, pets or children.”

The environmentally responsible approach of the deck cleaning St. Louis expert at Wood Re New has gained the attention of area residents as they adapt to green technologies.  “Green technology is a sign of the times today,” said Alley.  “More people are choosing to do business with eco-friendly companies.”

Wood Re New began franchising in 2002 and they have grown to be the nation’s largest and most successful deck and fence restoration company with 23 locations across the US.  Visit http://www.woodrenew.com/location-stlouis.html to learn more.

Contact

Wood Re New
Jeff Alley
PO Box 6637
Chesterfield, MO  63006
Tel:  314-453-9663
Email:  woodrenewstl@sbcglobal.net


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