FAQ’s

There are actually many benefits to pool deck resurfacing. One of the main benefits is the cost compared to replacing your entire deck. Replacing a pool deck is an expensive, time-consuming project to undertake. By resurfacing your pool deck instead, you’ll be saving loads of time and money. Resurfacing is also a fast and affordable way to give your deck a completely new look, regardless of whether it’s old or new. Not to mention, there is a myriad of options out there to fit any design. From replicating the look of high-end materials with a stamped overlay to giving your deck some slip-resistance with an acrylic coating.

Resurfacing your concrete pool deck can take anywhere from 1 to 3 days, depending on several factors. The size of your pool deck, the type of resurfacing material, the complexity of the pattern, and teh weather can all affect the time it takes to complete your project. Smaller pool decks with a simple overlay can generally be completed in a day.

Our company offers several services, including pool deck resurfacing. Our team also offers several styles of epoxy flooring that include metallic epoxy and garage floor epoxy, as well as concrete resurfacing and repairs.

In many cases, we can simply repair your pool deck. Oftentimes, this comes down to your preference. If a pool deck is only in need of a few repairs, these are easily concealable and will not affect the overall appearance of your pool deck. However, if your deck has extensive damage, repairs will likely be noticeable and can detract from the look of your pool deck. In this situation, it’s recommended that you have your pool deck resurfaced to mask the repairs that will be required.

A new concrete pool deck’s longevity depends on a few factors. These include how well it’s maintained and cared for, the quality of the installation, and the weather. A poorly installed pool deck will not last nearly as long as one professionally installed. Maintenance is a must in the longevity of your pool deck as well, including periodic sealing. If your deck isn’t sealed, the weather can quickly take a toll on the lifespan of your deck. In most cases, a new pool deck will last between 10 and 15 years.

Pool deck resurfacing is remarkably affordable, especially when compared to the cost of replacing an aged or damaged pool deck. Replacing a pool deck involves tearing out the existing concrete, properly disposing of it, pouring new concrete, and implementing the new design. Resurfacing can save you thousands on an expensive replacement by repairing and covering the damage of your deck with a brand new surface! Not only will your pool deck look better, but its lifespan will be increased by more than a decade!

Kool deck coatings and sundek coatings are both pool deck coatings that can reduce the heat absorption of your concrete pool deck. The main difference between these two systems is that kool deck coatings consist primarily of polymer cement while sundek coatings are mainly acrylic coatings. Both systems work well for giving your pool deck a new look and both can be stamped to mimic the look of high end materials. They are both efficient at making your pool deck cooler to the touch as well.

There are several steps involved with resurfacing your concrete pool deck, and these steps depend on the resurfacing material that’s been selected. For this example, we’ll explain a stamped overlay. The first step is cleaning the deck and inspecting it for damage. This step is crucial as any damage left on the concrete can cause the resurfacing material to become damaged. If any damage is found, such as cracks or chipping, it will be repaired before moving forward. Once repairs have been made, the surface will be ground down using a floor grinder fitted with a diamond grinding wheel. This is to ensure that the overlay material adheres to the existing concrete properly. When the rough grind has been completed we’ll move on to applying the concrete overlay. We begin by mixing and spreading the overlay across the surface of your pool deck. With the overlay in place, we’ll start to apply the chosen stamp to your pool deck as the overlay starts to set. After the stamp has been imprinted onto the overlay and it has time to cure, we’ll apply a concrete sealer to your pool deck to finish the job.

Epoxy floors are actually one of the best options for any residential garage!

Epoxy flooring is highly resistant to virtually every challenging factor that garages face. Chemicals, such as gas, oil, grease, and bleach, commonly wreak havoc on typical garage floors. These harsh chemicals can wear plain concrete floors down quickly and leave lasting stains. Epoxy resists these chemicals and is not prone to staining. Hard impacts are also common in the garage, such as dropping tools or knocked over bikes. These impacts can crack or chip the typical garage floor. Epoxy garage floors can handle practically any impact without being damaged in the process. Not to mention, the maintenance for garage floor epoxy is much faster and easier than the maintenance of a standard garage floor. Maintenance is as simple as daily sweeping or dust mopping to remove solid debris and the occasional mopping when it becomes soiled.