Pool & deck renovation in Boca Raton
A new finish, new tile and coping, and a new deck, planned as one job so it is done once and it all matches.
Boca Raton, Delray, Boynton, Deerfield, Pompano and Fort LauderdaleYour scope
Tick what is tired. The order of work updates as you go.
Order of work
- Site visit
- Approvals
- Drain and protect
- Old deck out
- Tile and coping
- New deck down
- Interior finish
- Fill and start-up
- Seal
Not on this job: CopingDeck coatingDeck repair & sealing
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Save my scopeThe pool and the deck, done in one pass.
This freeform pool got a new interior finish, new glass waterline tile and a new travertine deck in one sequence. One drain, one protection plan, one schedule, and a deck that meets the coping the way it should.
Old finish and deck come out
Base fixed, new travertine laid
New waterline tile, light niche rebuilt
Shell prepped for the new finish
Finish applied, pool filled
Ask for the pool and the deck in one quote.
How a combined makeover worksWhat we fix in the pool, and around it.
In the pool
- Pool ResurfacingPlaster, quartz or pebble interior finishes, with prep and start-up done for South Florida conditions.
- Pool RenovationFull pool remodels: finish, tile, coping, steps and benches, lighting and equipment, planned together.
- Tile & CopingWaterline tile, coping stone, scale removal and hollow-tile repair, with a coping-to-deck joint that lasts.
Around the pool
- Deck ResurfacingCool deck, spray deck and decorative overlays over sound concrete, with crack prep and slip grip.
- Pavers & TravertineNew or replacement paver and travertine decks, built on a proper base with drainage away from the pool.
- Deck Repair & SealingSunken pavers, cracks, failing coatings, joint sand, cleaning and sealing, fixed before they become a rebuild.
Pool + Deck Makeover
Finish, tile, coping and deck as one planned project: one drain, one schedule, colors that match.
Tile and coping go in before the finish, the deck meets the new coping, and the pool is drained once. Colors get picked together, in daylight, against the real stone.
See the makeoverWhich finish, which deck.
The short version of the questions we get most. Every pool and slab is different, so treat this as a starting point, not a rule.
Pool finishes
| Finish | Underfoot | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Plaster | Smoothest | Classic white look; most sensitive to water chemistry. |
| Quartz | Smooth, slight grit | More color choices; usually holds up better than plain plaster. |
| Pebble | Textured | Hides stains well and tends to last longest; rougher on feet. |
Pool decks
| Deck | In the sun | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Cool deck | Cooler than bare concrete | Coats the slab you have; recoatable; cracks below can return. |
| Pavers | Depends on color | Single pieces lift and reset; dark colors get hot. |
| Travertine | Stays cooler than most | Natural stone look; needs sealing and a good base. |
Not sure? Send photos. We will tell you what your shell and slab can take.
Get a quoteSouth Florida, from Boca to Fort Lauderdale.
Salt air east of US-1, HOA review in most communities and a high water table almost everywhere. Each city page covers what to check before work starts.
- Boca RatonPalm Beach County
- Delray BeachPalm Beach County
- Boynton BeachPalm Beach County
- Deerfield BeachBroward County
- Pompano BeachBroward County
- Fort LauderdaleBroward County
Also nearby towns such as Highland Beach, Lighthouse Point, Hillsboro Beach, Coconut Creek, Lantana and Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. All service areas.
Questions people ask
How long does a pool resurfacing or deck project take?
It depends on the scope, the weather and the condition of the pool and slab. A simple resurface is usually a matter of days, while a full pool and deck makeover takes longer. Rain delays are normal in South Florida. We give a realistic window once we have seen photos or the property.
Can we stay in the house during the work?
Usually, yes. Expect noise, crews in the yard and limited use of the pool and deck. Some tasks, such as grinding or pressure washing, are loud and dusty. If you have pets, small kids or work from home, tell us when you send photos so we can plan around it.
Do I have to drain the pool for resurfacing?
For a new interior finish, yes, the pool is normally emptied. South Florida has a high water table, so draining needs a plan around the weather and ground conditions. An empty pool can be pushed up by groundwater. Never drain it on your own before talking to a contractor.
Do I need HOA approval before work starts?
Often, yes, especially if you are changing a deck material, a paver color or a pool finish color. Many HOAs, condo boards and gated communities have review rules and limits on work hours. Ask your association for its process early, since approvals can take longer than the job.
Do I need a permit for a pool or deck project?
That is decided by your city or county building department, and it depends on the scope of work. A simple finish replacement is different from structural or deck changes. We confirm the requirements for your address before work begins, so you are not guessing.
What should I send to get a quote?
Send a few clear photos of the pool, the waterline tile, the coping and the deck, plus the address. Mention the pool's age, any known leaks, and whether you want the deck done too. Then request a quote. We will tell you what we can see and what a visit would settle.
Send us a few photos and the address.
Tell us what you want done to the pool, the deck, or both. Photos of the pool, the deck and the equipment pad help us understand the job before we come out.
- You send the basics. Name, phone, address and what you want changed. Photos are optional.
- We look and get back to you. We review what you sent and contact you to set up a visit.
- You get a written quote. It lists the scope, the materials and colors, what comes out, and the order the work happens in.