
Base depth
Compacted aggregate to the right depth is the whole game. Thin base is why so many decks heave by year three.


Compacted aggregate to the right depth is the whole game. Thin base is why so many decks heave by year three.

Every surface is pitched to move rain and splash-out away from the pool and the house foundation.

Coping is set to throw water outward and give you a comfortable edge to sit on and push off from.

We steer toward materials that stay walkable barefoot in July and do not turn slick when wet.

Joints are placed where movement wants to happen, so the deck cracks on your terms or not at all.

Pavers lift and reset. A single failure does not mean tearing out the whole surface.
Want this in your backyard? Let us walk it with you.

The most forgiving option in a freeze-thaw climate, and the easiest to repair or extend later. Our most common recommendation.
Bluestone and granite give the most refined look and stay cooler underfoot. Costs more and demands a careful setting bed.
Broom, stamped or exposed aggregate is the value option. It works when the base is right and the joints are honest.

Building anywhere in the metro. Tell us where your yard is.

Ask us a deck and coping question
Almost always inadequate base, missing joints or water getting underneath. Resurfacing over that just hides it for a season.
Often yes, though coping and the liner track are frequently worth replacing while the edge is open.
Lighter natural stone and light-colored pavers. Dark surfaces of any material will get hot in July.
Properly restrained and compacted, they stay put. When one does settle, it lifts and resets in an afternoon.
Sealing deepens color and helps with stains. It is optional on pavers and worth it on most natural stone.
Swipe to browse →
Swipe to browse

New coping and hardscape make a fifteen-year-old pool look brand new. Let us price it.