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The Importance of Proper Maintenance for Palapa, Pergolas, and Railings

Say adios to the misconception that palapa, pergola, and railing woods don't need any upkeep and can last forever. Unfortunately, this is nothing but a tall tale. The super-strong Guayabillo wood doesn't stand a chance against pesky wood-eating insects, and builders in Sayulita estimate that it has a lifespan of only six years. But wait, don't lose hope! With some tender loving care, this wood can last for over 15 years and save you some green in the long run.

It's time to bring in the experts and give your wood the protection it deserves. We're talking wood-eating insect repellent, oil, or varnish, whatever it takes! Termites, moths, and woodworms, beware! The key is to keep a sharp eye out for any wear and tear such as fungus, cracks, dryness, water stains, or holes. And remember, proper maintenance isn't just eco-friendly, it's also a responsible way of ensuring the longevity of our precious Guayabillo.