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Coping & Decks

Choosing your type of coping is a critical first step in determining the elevation of your pool. Coping types vary in thickness but also determine the final grade of your pool. Knowing that final grade is critical for planning drainage. After all, you don’t want to have rainwater running into your pool or especially your home.

Below are the most common options to choose from and a little

bit of information about each.

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Travertine Deck

Travertine coping and deck. Travertine has a cooler surface temperature and is commonly used in our hot climate to protect bare feet in the summer. As a natural material, travertine comes in many colors making it a common choice around a pool.

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Porcelain Paver Deck

Modern exposed aggregate concrete with porcelain pavers. Exposed aggregate concrete provides a unique looking nonslip surface. Like tile, porcelain pavers provide a clean finished look and are extremely resistant to fading staining, wearing and scratches. This material does not cut easily and therefore it is recommended that it only be used with straight lines and no curves.

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Paver Deck

Bullnose paver and coping with matching paver slabs in a checkboard pattern. Pavers are one of the most common choices and come in many colors, styles and patterns. There are also “cool” pavers available which help keep the surface temperature cooler for those bare feet during our hot summer days.

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Artificial Turf Deck

Standard broom finished coping with an artificial turf deck. Whether a towel is laid down for laying out, table and chairs are placed on it for company, or it is used for recreational purposes like bocce ball or cornhole; Artificial turf can add greenery, and many uses to your pool area.

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Concrete Hybrid Deck

Standard broom finished coping with a hybrid deck using broom finished concrete and pavers in a Herringbone pattern. Pavers are one of the most common choices and come in many colors, sizes and patterns. There are also “cool” pavers (not concrete) available which help keep the surface temperature cooler for those bare feet during our hot summer days.

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Top Trending Deck

Travertine Coping and matching deck with Concrete Slabs and Artificial Turf seams. This is a modern style adding green to pool areas. Artificial Turf is installed at approximately the same height as the hard surface next to it. This creates a smooth transition from one material to the next with a continuous finished grade and contrasting look.

Adding a new pool to beat the heat? Expanding, adding or replacing your patio deck? Want a new fresh curb appeal by replacing your driveway with pavers or just want to do something new with your backyard?

If you have questions or would like to get a free consultation. Give us a call: 435-251-7823

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