Resurfacing a Concrete Pool Deck

When your concrete pool deck becomes damaged or cracked, the last thing you want to do is replace it entirely. Total concrete replacement is time-consuming and will cost you hefty labor fees. There’s a much better solution to replacing a concrete pool deck: resurfacing.

Concrete technology is constantly improving, and resurfacing products are more prevalent than ever. Pool owners like you want to enjoy their time in the sun, not wait indoors while their pool deck is demolished and re-poured. Now, you can change the entire look of your concrete pool deck with decorative concrete applications, such as stamping, overlays, coloring or stenciling – all at a fraction of the price and time of a concrete pool deck replacement.

SUNDEK of Washington specializes in concrete pool deck resurfacing in Virginia, Maryland and Washington D.C. They offer an array of designs and colors when it comes to concrete pool decking. Maybe you are considering a brick and mortar design. Or perhaps you like the look of natural stone pavers. Well, did you know it can easily be done to your existing concrete surface?

Resurfacing Products:

SUNDEK’s Classic Texture is comfortable to walk on, even in the hottest of weather, and slip resistant to ensure the safety of your pool guests. It is a colored, textured concrete made of Portland cement, silica sand, epoxies and acrylics that is applied on top of damaged concrete to restore the appearance of your pool deck.

SUNDEK Sunstamp is a decorative overlay that gives the appearance of aged, vintage stone, but uses modern technology to create a brand new surface on top of your old concrete pool deck.

Cracked, warn or just plain drab cement around your pool area can actually become a thing of beauty with SUNDEK of Washington’s resurfacing techniques. The finishing coat that follows each resurfacing application is both algae and mildew resistant, so all you’ll need to do to maintain your concrete pool deck is hose it down every once in a while. So if you want to keep enjoying your pool and concrete deck area, but you know it needs to be fixed, consider resurfacing instead of replacing.

This article is sponsored by SUNDEK of Washington