Pool Decks Installation

At Premier Deck, safety is our utmost priority. We adhere to all safety regulations and guidelines when building pool decks. We ensure proper slip-resistant surfaces, sturdy railings, and secure foundations. Additionally, we take measures to avoid any sharp edges or tripping hazards to provide a safe environment for you and your family.

We offer a range of pool decks materials, each with its unique characteristics:

Concrete:

• Durability: Concrete is a highly durable material and can withstand heavy use, weather exposure, and pool chemicals. It can last for many years with proper maintenance.

• Cost: Concrete is often one of the more affordable options for pool decks, making it a popular choice for many homeowners.

• Maintenance: Concrete requires periodic sealing to prevent cracking and staining. Regular cleaning and occasional resealing will help maintain its appearance and longevity. On a long-term basis, you might need to consider a pool deck resurfacing in some cases if you choose concrete.

Natural Stone:

• Durability: Natural stone is durable and can handle a lot of wear and tear. However, certain types of stone may be more prone to chipping or flaking over time.

• Cost: Natural stone is generally more expensive than concrete and other materials, as it offers a high-end look and feel.

• Maintenance: Regular cleaning is necessary to prevent debris buildup and maintain the stone’s appearance. Sealing is recommended to protect against stains and ensure longevity.

Pavers:

• Durability: Pavers are strong and durable, with the added benefit of being individually replaceable if one gets damaged.

• Cost: Pavers are usually more expensive than concrete but less expensive than natural stone.

• Maintenance: Pavers are relatively low-maintenance, but weeds and grass can sometimes grow between them, requiring occasional maintenance. Regular cleaning and sealing will help preserve their appearance.

Wood:

• Durability: Wood can be durable, but it is more susceptible to rot, fading, and splintering compared to other materials.

• Cost: The cost of wood can vary depending on the type, but it is generally more affordable than natural stone.

• Maintenance: Wood requires regular sealing and staining to protect it from water damage and UV exposure. Additionally, you’ll need to address any splinters and ensure proper drainage to prevent water pooling.

Ultimately, the best choice for your pool decks will depend on your budget, aesthetic preferences, and willingness to perform maintenance. During the consultation, our experts will guide you through the pros and cons of each material, helping you make an informed decision.

Our pool decks are designed to withstand various weather conditions. However, we recommend routine maintenance to protect your investment. For extreme heat, applying a protective sealant can prevent fading and heat damage. For heavy rain and snow, regular cleaning and prompt removal of debris can prevent water pooling and potential damage to the deck’s surface. Our team can provide you with detailed instructions and recommendations to keep your pool deck in pristine condition throughout the seasons.