Paver & Travertine Pool Decks
A new paver pool deck, travertine deck or fresh coping makes the pool area cooler, safer and better looking. We also lay pavers over existing concrete.
A Cooler, Better-Looking Deck Around Your Pool
Old painted or cracked concrete pool decks get hot, stained and slippery. A paver or travertine pool deck looks better, stays cooler underfoot and can be repaired one piece at a time if something ever settles.
We renovate existing pool decks, install new decks for new pools, and replace coping at the pool edge. In many cases pavers can go over a sound existing deck, which keeps the project faster and cleaner; if the slab is failing, we remove it and rebuild.
Pool decks are usually inside a screen enclosure, so we plan the work around the cage, the pool equipment and the drains so everything still works when we are done.
Pool Deck Options
What we most often build around pools in Venice and Sarasota County.
Pool deck renovations
Replace a tired concrete or painted deck with pavers or travertine for a complete new look.
Pavers over existing decks
Install a thin paver or travertine overlay on a sound slab, where heights at doors and the pool edge allow.
Travertine pool decks
Natural travertine stays cool and has a classic resort look; we help you pick tones that suit the house.
New coping
New bullnose or rebated coping at the pool edge, matched or contrasted with the deck.
Deck extensions
Add room for loungers, a dining table or a turf strip beyond the existing deck.
Inside screen enclosures
Work planned around the cage posts, kick plates and doors so the enclosure stays sound.
Pool deck repair
Lift and reset sunken or loose areas and replace damaged pavers on existing decks.
Pool deck sealing
Cleaning and sealing to help with stains, color and mildew around the water.
Deck drainage
Deck drains and grading so rain and splash-out leave the deck instead of pooling.
Pool Deck Details That Matter Here
Heat and comfort
Light, cool-toned pavers and travertine are noticeably more comfortable on bare feet in summer.
Slip resistance
Textured or tumbled finishes give better grip when wet than smooth painted concrete.
Salt and chlorine
Salt-water pools are common here. Choosing the right material and sealing helps the deck hold up near the water.
Drainage near the pool
Water must move away from the pool and the house. Existing deck drains are checked and kept working.
Pool Deck Projects & Service Areas
By project type
By town
Recent Pool Decks
From Walk-Through to Finished Job
Walk-through
First, we visit, measure, check grades and drainage, and talk through how you want to use the space.
Written estimate
After that, you get a layout, material and color options, and an itemized written estimate.
Build
Then our crew handles removal, base, compaction, installation, edging and joint sand.
Final walk
Finally, we walk the finished job with you and explain cleaning, care and sealing.
Common Questions
Can pavers go over my existing pool deck?
Often, yes, if the slab is sound and the added height works at the doors, drains and pool edge. We measure this at the walk-through.
Pavers or travertine?
Both work well. Travertine is natural stone with a classic look and stays cool; concrete pavers offer more colors and shapes. We bring samples of both.
Do you replace pool coping?
Yes. Coping can be replaced as part of a deck renovation or on its own, matched to your deck.
Will the pool need to be drained?
Usually not for a deck project. Coping work may require lowering the water level; we explain this in your estimate.
Refresh Your Pool Deck
Book a free walk-through for a written, itemized pool deck estimate.
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