Providing The Highest Standard In Quality Pool
Construction and Craftsmanship
Your paver deck is only as good as its foundation. There are 3 foundation options to consider when you build a pool deck:
HYDRO JETTING/DIRT COMPACTION
Dirt is water-jetted around the pool and then compacted
Advantages: Cost Effective
Disadvantages: Over time you may have pavers sink due to watershed
Concrete Road base/Base Rock (Best Option)
Dirt is water-jetted and compacted around the pool. Then 3 to 4 inches of gravel is layered on top of the compacted dirt.
Advantages: Superior drainage, handles settling more effectively than dirt only.
Disadvantages: Slightly more expensive than normal compaction and water-jetting.
Concrete Sub Deck
A concrete slab is poured and pavers are set over the slab.
Advantages: Pavers will not settle.
Disadvantages: Drainage, mildew and algae. When it rains there is nowhere for the water to go, and it becomes trapped in the cracks of the pavers. This will cause mildew and mold.
Expensive – Will cost as much as the decking itself to lay down.
Options include brick, natural stone, and alternative pavers, offering a variety of styles, colors, textures, and durability for customization.
Brick Pavers
Brick pavers are primarily made of a mixture of the raw material: clay and shale. These materials are set into molds and fired at up to two thousand degrees at the manufacturer’s plant. This process makes them ideal for heavy traffic and pool deck applications.
This means brick paver colors have a deepness and warmness about them because they contain the natural color of the clay and shale materials this means they will retain their color for a long time. Brick color offerings are many and varied, from light to moderate to darker tones. There are many sizes to you to choose from and different sizes are sometimes combined to form patterns.
Natural Stone Pavers
Stone pavers, like the name suggests are made from natural stone. They are made from a variety of minerals that have been formed over thousands of years. Stone pavers are considered by many to be the “premium products” because of their look and feel. Stone pavers have a higher acquisition cost since they have to be dug out of the earth at stone quarries and thus will be higher priced than brick and concrete pavers. These pavers are also typically cooler on your feet.
Alternative Pavers
