Rain, temperature and exposure can limit a suitable application window. Include shaded sections and nearby irrigation in the enquiry. Work may need rescheduling to follow the product requirements; no fixed completion promise should override conditions on the day.
Application needs to follow the product’s coverage and handling instructions. More oil does not automatically mean better protection, and excess can affect the surface. Discuss the agreed area and product quantity so the work is planned around the actual deck rather than a guessed number of cans.
The surface must meet the oil maker’s drying requirements after cleaning or rain. A visually dry top surface alone may not settle the question. Leave scheduling flexible enough for the accepted product and actual conditions instead of treating the booking date as a drying guarantee.
Apply the compatible oil according to its coverage and application instructions to the agreed prepared accessible deck surface. Scope limits: Compatible penetrating-finish maintenance on sound timber only. No structural repairs, hazardous stripping, waterproofing systems or guaranteed restoration of damaged boards.