Proof
New deck, new backyard.
Before
After
Pool & spa — new plumbing, lighting, plaster, tile & natural stone coping
One renovation — drag to compare
What this is
Renovate the pool and leave the deck, and the deck is suddenly the oldest thing in the yard. Most of the projects we do end up as one job for a reason: a new pool deck is what makes a renovation look finished — and it's when you can fix the grade, the drainage and the layout at the same time.
Because we do the coping too, the deck and the pool edge are designed together. The paver pattern lands where it should, the elevations match, and the expansion joint between them is built in from day one rather than caulked on afterward.
Beyond the deck: patios, walkways, sitting walls, steps and outdoor lighting that tie the pool to the house, the kitchen and the fire feature. One crew, one schedule, one look.
Warning signs
Slabs lifted by frost, cracked concrete, pavers that have wandered.
Puddles on the deck or runoff draining into the pool instead of away from it.
Uneven joints between slabs — the thing you notice barefoot.
Dark, old concrete that bakes in July. Lighter pavers and stone stay usable.
Proof
Materials
We bring samples to the estimate. Color, texture, and how hot it gets in August all matter.
How it goes
We look at grade, drainage and how you use the yard, then draw the layout into an itemized estimate.
Old deck out, soil cut to depth, and any utilities or drainage lines addressed while it's open.
Compacted stone base, pitched away from the pool — the part that decides whether it lasts.
Pavers and stone set by hand; concrete formed, reinforced and finished.
Polymeric sand or sealed joints, the expansion joint at the coping, and a site left clean.
Questions
Concrete is the most economical; pavers give the widest choice and are easy to repair; stone is the longest-lived and best-looking. We'll price the options you're deciding between.
Typically one to two weeks depending on size and material, weather permitting — and it's usually scheduled right after tile and coping when we're doing both.
Yes — that's the best time. Regrading, drains and downspout connections all happen while the deck is open.
We do. Patios, walkways, sitting walls, outdoor kitchens, fire features and outdoor lighting — the whole hardscape around the water, and the light to use it after dark.
Where we do this
Montgomery and Chester counties are home turf, and we travel across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware for the right project.
Related services
Free estimate
Deck, patio or the full backyard — tell us what you're planning and we'll come take a look. You'll get a clear written estimate, usually within the week.
Call or text — 610-316-1036
Email — PriceRightPools@gmail.com