Concrete Pool Deck Contractor Services in Montgomery County, TX | New Decks, Cool-Deck and Resurfacing

Concrete Pool Deck Contractors in Montgomery County, TX: Cool, Grippy and Built on Steel

Every pool deck we pour sits on a compacted base with a rebar grid and 3,000-plus PSI concrete, sloped away from the pool toward drains or the yard. On top, we choose a surface for heat and traction, usually a lighter tone with a slip-resistant texture, because darker, smoother finishes get hot and slick around water.

New Pool-Deck Concrete in Montgomery County, TX

We pour new decks after the shell, plumbing and coping are in, working to your pool builder's schedule. Our crew plans joints around the coping and any raised walls or water features, and sets drains where the yard won't take the runoff. We also leave room for the fence posts your pool barrier needs.

Our decks get wider where people actually gather, usually beside the shallow end and between the pool and the back door, and narrower along the far side. We mark lounge-chair and table spots with you before we form, so slope, drains and joints work around the furniture instead of under it.

Pool Deck Resurfacing

We resurface faded or roughened decks that aren't cracking through or settling, which saves you the cost and mess of a tear-out. Our crew cleans and repairs the surface, tapes off the coping and applies a new textured coat. If the slab underneath has failed, we tell you plainly and price a replacement instead.

Cool-Deck Coatings

Our cool-deck coatings go over concrete as a light, textured finish that stays cooler underfoot than bare concrete and grips well when wet. On a sound older deck it changes the look and the feel without a tear-out, and on a new deck we apply it once the concrete has cured.

Decorative and Stamped Pool Decks

For the look of stone, we stamp the deck in a seamless texture, color it in light tans, buffs or grays, and seal it with a matte, slip-resistant finish. We don't use high-gloss sealers around pools because they get slick. Our stamped concrete page shows the patterns and color methods we use.

Artificial Turf and Poolside Remodels

Many of our poolside projects go beyond the deck. We add artificial turf strips between deck sections, extend the deck to a covered patio or outdoor kitchen, and apply decorative coatings. Our crews also rebuild the walks that connect the pool to the house and the side gate. A turf-and-patio job typically takes us about a week.

Coping, Drains and Joints Around the Pool

Our crews keep a joint between the coping and the deck so the pool shell and the slab can move independently. We place deck drains where the slope can't carry water to the yard. Our control joints line up with corners, steps and raised walls so cracks don't wander across the open deck. The coping edge takes the most abuse from water, chlorine and splash-out, so we detail it by hand.

Where a deck meets the house, we pitch it away from the foundation and keep the slab below the door threshold so a summer storm doesn't push water inside. We also leave sleeves or post locations for the pool fence and any shade structure, so nobody has to core through new concrete later.

Pool Barrier and HOA Rules We Plan Around

We design every deck to pass HOA and city review the first time. In The Woodlands, for example, pools, spas, decking and berms can't encroach on easements, and hard surfaces count toward lot coverage. A drainage plan is required at submittal, and the pool must be enclosed by an approved fence with self-closing, self-latching gates. We plan the deck footprint and fence line together and prepare the paperwork.

Since we build cedar privacy fences and gates as well as concrete, our crews set the barrier fence and the deck on one schedule. You don't wait on a separate fence company.

How We Keep Pool Decks From Cracking and Fading

We fight the two main causes of pool-deck failure here: clay that moves when splash-out and runoff soak the soil, and Texas sun that fades color. Our answer is grading and drains that move water away, steel in every slab, and joints where the deck wants to move. Every decorative deck gets a sealer, and we give you a resealing schedule at the walkthrough.

Pool Deck Projects, Step by Step

1. Site visit and written quote

   We check whether the old deck is sound and where water goes when it rains, then send a resurface or replacement price with the reasons for our recommendation.

2. Prep or tear-out

   Our resurfacing starts with cleaning and repairs; a replacement starts with a saw cut and haul-off.

3. Base, steel and pour

   For new decks we compact the base, tie the rebar and pour with the slope built in.

4. Coat, seal and walkthrough

   We apply the cool-deck or decorative finish, seal where needed and review it all with you.

Pool Deck Work by Area

What Comes With Every Pool Deck We Build

• A free site visit with our owner, who checks drainage and the condition of any old deck
• A written price for resurfacing or replacement, held for three months
• Licensed and insured crews, with licensed electricians and plumbers for lighting, gas or water
• Before-and-after photos of the finished deck for your records and your HOA
• A one-year workmanship warranty and our 100% satisfaction guarantee

Our discounts for active-duty military, veterans, seniors, first responders, teachers and school staff apply to pool decks. Larger poolside projects run on a deposit and progress draws instead of full payment up front.

Pool Deck Add-Ons We Install

When an Older Pool Deck Needs Work

We inspect older decks for these signs before we recommend resurfacing or replacement:

• A coating that has faded, peeled or gone rough enough to scuff feet
• Cracks wider than a hairline, especially ones running toward the coping
• Sections that have dropped or tilted toward the pool
• A gap opening between the coping and the deck
• Puddles that sit on the deck long after everyone is out of the water

If the slab underneath is sound, we resurface it, which costs far less than a tear-out. If it has settled or cracked through, our owner shows you why on site and quotes a replacement with new steel, drains and joints planned around the pool.

Keeping Your Pool Deck in Shape

We give every pool-deck customer a care plan at the walkthrough. Rinse chlorine and salt splash-out off the deck regularly, keep leaves from staining the surface, keep the deck drains clear, and point downspouts away from the slab. Decorative and coated decks get a resealing schedule, and we can come back and reseal for you when the time comes. Our one-year workmanship warranty covers every deck we pour or resurface, and we leave you before-and-after photos of the finished job.

Resurfacing vs. Replacing a Pool Deck

We quote whichever option your deck actually needs. This is how the two compare on the jobs we price:

Pool Deck Costs and How We Quote Them

Our pool-deck pricing depends on square footage, new pour or resurface, the finish and coating, any stamping or color, drainage work, and access to the back yard. Resurfacing a sound deck skips the cost of a tear-out, a new base and new steel. The site visit is free, the quote is written and honored for three months, and any change waits for your written approval.

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