Seabrook TX Pool Deck Resurfacing

If you are looking to transform your backyard poolscape into something amazing, consider Seabrook TX Pool Deck Resurfacing services from JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite. Our team is composed of crew members with years of experience providing Seabrook TX Pool Deck Resurfacing on pools and decks. You can count on us to provide you with the best quality workmanship.

JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite has been serving the Houston community for many years. Even today, we continue to strive toward fulfilling our mission of giving every client the best pool services for a fair cost. With our services, you can transform your backyard pool area into an outdoor space that compliments the style and structure of your home.

If you aren’t looking to remodel your poolscape but just need an update, we can also provide those services. JR Pools can resurface, replaster, provide a surface coating for your pool deck, or other services. From designing to planning to creating your outdoor space, JR Pools has you covered.

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Types of Pool Decking

A great outdoor space is one resource that makes hosting family and friends an amazing experience. Whether you consistently host outdoor gatherings or like to enjoy quiet time by the pool, keeping that space safe and maintained is essential. Many homeowners focus solely on the maintenance needs of the pool itself and disregard the deck altogether.

However, that decking can become dangerous when wet if it is not properly maintained. This is because decking materials wear down over time. As a result, what was once a textured and safe surface, could now be a smooth, hazardous one. Keep reading to find out more about decking surfaces!

Wood

If you want a refined-looking pool deck, consider choosing a wood material. Woods like redwood, teak, and cedar are excellent choices for decking materials because they are waterproof and resistant to most damage. Additionally, these types of wood naturally repel insects.

While the maintenance for a wood deck is fairly simplistic, there are steps required for its installation. Specifically, a floor joist system is required. Simply put, this means that a wood deck should not be built directly on the ground but instead have a foundation that it sits on.

Building a wood deck is a great DIY project. However, there are professional installers that can make recommendations about sizes, wood types, and surface coating.

Stone

Natural stone material will add elegance to your poolscape with very little effort. There are dozens of natural earth tones and stone materials to choose from; however, some might be better suited than others for your decking area. The following is a short-list of stone that is often used for pool decking:

travertine
flagstone
slate
bluestone
limestone
sandstone
granite
coral stone

Because of its size and installation requirements, stone materials tend to be more costly as pool decking. The square footage of your deck space will also factor into the cost. However, the soft and smooth surface of stone materials makes them ideal for great pool decking.

Concrete and Cement Pavers

Cement pavers are fairly inexpensive, although the size and color of each one will affect the cost. While creating a pool deck from pavers could be a DIY project, most professionals recommend hiring a service to perform the installation.

This is because, without a bed of sand or gravel, the pavers will shift as they settle. Additionally, this has the potential to result in uneven decking, which then causes a tripping hazard. At the same time, pavers do have a textured surface which makes them non-slip and great as a pool deck surface.

Concrete also makes great pool decking. It is long-lasting, resilient to most damage, and is easily repaired when cracks occur. It is also a breeze to install and maintain. So, if you want a quick project that results in a great-looking deck, consider concrete!

At JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite, we work hard to keep your pool in the best shape!

Brick and Tile

Brick and tile are among the pricier options for pool decking. Typically, brick is a very durable material and already has a texture to it, much like cement pavers. As a result, it is ideal for providing a non-slip walking surface around the pool. Tile has a very smooth feeling; however, a surface coating can help add texture and make it non-slip.

Both of these materials are of intermediate difficulty to install. Brick, like pavers, must be installed on a bed of sand, while it is often recommended that tile be secured to a concrete slab.

Surface Coatings

A surface coating is typically a mixture of epoxy, resin, sand, or cement. These coatings can be sprayed on an existing pool deck in order to make it non-slip. An additional benefit of surface coatings is that they add a protective layer that seals any crevices or cracks in the surface.

Things to Consider

Heat Retention

Every summer, Texans deal with dangerous heat levels. When possible, the pool is the place to be. However, the last thing you want is to step out of the pool and have the soles of your feet burned by a hot pool deck! This is why it is important to think about the level of heat retention your chosen decking material will have. For instance, materials that are lighter in tone will reflect sunlight rather than absorb it.

Maintenance Requirements

Is your pool surface starting to scratch against your feet? Let JR Pools provide you with our Seabrook TX Pool Deck Resurfacing service.

Another aspect of pool decking to consider is the maintenance requirements. While most of the above-listed materials are very durable, they will experience wear and tear over time. However, there are preventative steps you can take to keep this in check. A surface coating on your pool deck is a great measure you can take to seal out the elements and potential damage.