Free deck walkthrough
Nick checks the deck before recommending a coating or sealer.

Residential · Pool Deck Coatings
Cracked, stained or slick around the pool? Nick walks the deck with you and says plainly if it needs a coating or just a sealer.
Nick checks the deck before recommending a coating or sealer.
The people beside your pool are installers we trained.
A Garland-based team trusted by homeowners across the area.







Is it time?
A pool deck takes more abuse than any other slab at the house. Sun bakes it, splashed pool water soaks it, and wet feet cross it all season. Over a few summers the concrete cracks, pits and stains, and older coatings flake loose near the edge of the pool. It is far easier to fix in the off-season than in June, when the pool is in use and contractor calendars are full.
The complete system
Pool deck work starts with a walk around the whole deck, because the right answer depends on the deck you have. Some decks need a full coating; others need grinding, repair and a good concrete sealer. Our in-house installers bring nearly a decade of experience on these systems around Dallas homes.
Nick walks the full deck, including the pool edge, steps, drains and water features, looking for cracks, lifted areas, old coatings and standing water.
The crew grinds the deck and repairs cracks and damaged areas so the new surface bonds to sound concrete.
Every finish we recommend around a pool has to grip when wet.
Pool deck work books up quickly once the weather warms, so late winter and early spring are the best times to schedule.
If anything on the deck looks wrong later, the Garland office is one call away and someone will come out to see it.
Why trust DFW Classic
Around a pool, how the deck feels under wet feet matters more than how it looks.
Nick checks the pool edge, drains and cracks before quoting, so the price covers the prep the deck needs.
Book in the cooler months and the work is done before the first warm weekend.
A small in-house team we trained, with $1 million in general liability coverage on every job.
If a deck only needs grinding, repair and a sealer, Nick will quote that instead of the bigger job.
Fast and easy
Either Nick or Jeff phones ahead, walks the deck with you, recommends coating or sealing and writes the quote on the spot.
We pick a date around your pool plans, with a text reminder 24 hours out.
Our crew washes the deck, repairs cracks and pays extra attention along the pool edge.
The selected coating or sealer goes on, and the crew cleans up before leaving.
Straightforward pricing
Pool deck work is priced after Nick walks the deck, and the walkthrough is free. Two decks of the same size can price differently because of the pool edge, drains, steps and cracks.
The biggest variable is whether the deck needs a full coating or a sealer. After that come square footage, condition and any old coating that has to be stripped. No hourly billing.
Your space can work better
Book a free walkthrough and Nick will tell you if your deck needs a coating or only a sealer.
Garland-based. DFW-wide.
Our pool deck crews work out of the Garland shop and spend most of the season in Garland, Rockwall, Heath, Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Allen, Richardson, Highland Park and University Park.
See every city we serveHelpful answers
Timing depends on the deck's size and on whether it gets a full coating or a sealer. Nick gives you the full schedule at the walkthrough, including when the pool can be used again.
It is priced per deck after a free walkthrough. Coating versus sealing, square footage and repairs are the main factors. The price is written down and nothing goes on the calendar until you agree.
Spreading cracks, flaking coating near the pool edge, a slick or scraping surface, or stains that come back after cleaning are signs. A sound but dull deck may only need a sealer.
No, pool deck coating is scheduled work. Late winter and early spring are the easiest times to get on the calendar.
A pool deck coating should not be slippery, and grip is the first thing we plan for. If a deck is slick today, tell Nick where people slip.
Coat when the surface is worn, cracked or stained and you want a new finish; seal when the concrete is sound and only needs protection. Nick tells you which your deck needs.
Late winter through early spring, before the pool opens and calendars fill. Fall works too, once the pool closes.