Northline Titusville Concrete Coatings

Pool Deck Coatings & Resurfacing in Titusville FL - a new surface on the slab you have

Cracked, stained or too hot to cross barefoot? We resurface the concrete you already have with a textured topping that grips wet feet.

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Smooth gray coated patio beside a stainless-steel outdoor grill and large windows.

Can my pool deck be resurfaced instead of torn out?

Pool deck resurfacing in Titusville puts a new decorative topping, a thin layer bonded to the top of the slab, over the concrete you already have. The deck stays in place and gets a fresh walking surface instead of being torn out and poured again, and if the slab underneath is sound, that's usually the better call.

Most people call us when the deck has gone chalky, stained or cracked, or when it's too hot to cross barefoot by midafternoon. The price moves with the size of the deck, how much repair it needs before the topping goes on and the finish you choose. The schedule turns mostly on those repairs and the weather, since the topping needs a dry deck. At the estimate I give you a written scope with the figure for your deck, and you can hold it up next to anyone else's quote.

How we handle pool deck coatings and resurfacing

Before we talk finishes, I check the deck for hollow spots, low areas where water sits and cracks, because a topping follows the slab under it and won't hide a dip or hold onto a loose patch. Our crew repairs what I find, then cleans and preps the surface so the topping has something solid to bond to. Then we cover your plants, the house wall and the screens, spray the topping, knock the texture down while it's wet, seal it and clean up.

If an old paint or sealer is peeling, we take it off first with concrete floor stripping and removal, since a new topping laid over a failing coat fails right along with it. For a garage or shop floor that stays out of the rain, epoxy floor coatings are a better fit than a pool deck finish.

  • Knockdown texture

    Knockdown means we spray a splatter of topping and flatten the peaks with a trowel, which leaves a surface that grips wet feet. It's what I suggest for most open decks, especially with kids running laps around the pool.

  • Smoother sealed finish

    A smoother finish is easier to sweep and can suit a covered patio that sees few bare feet. On an open pool deck I'd steer you away from it, because smooth concrete gets slick when it's wet.

Pool deck resurfacing in Titusville, from permits to summer sun

For addresses inside city limits, permitting runs through the city's Building Department, and Brevard County issues building permits for alterations to properties in unincorporated areas. Whether your deck work needs a permit is that office's call. When a job needs one, we handle the paperwork and inspections, and I'll go over where that stands for your address at the estimate.

The sun does more to a deck here than anything else. Florida pool decks can get past 150 degrees on a summer afternoon. That's why cool deck coatings are made to stay cooler underfoot in direct sun, and it's why I push texture and a light color on any open deck. A screen enclosure helps too, because it cuts down the sun and rain that wear a coating out. We see both kinds of deck, wide open and fully screened, on jobs in Port Saint John and North Merritt Island, and across the county into nearby parts of Orange and Volusia counties.

Get a written scope for your pool deck

We reply within one business day, and most days I'm the one who picks up. I'll set a time to come out, look over your deck and test it where the job calls for it, then hand you a free written scope with no pressure and no obligation.

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Pool deck questions we hear in Titusville

Should I resurface or replace my pool deck in Titusville?

Resurface it unless the slab has a serious structural problem, like major settling, cracks that run all the way through, or rebar corrosion, which is the steel inside the concrete rusting. A deck without those problems is a good candidate for resurfacing. I'll tell you which side yours falls on after I've looked at it.

How much does pool deck resurfacing cost in Titusville?

Your price comes from a written scope after I've seen the deck, because the size, the repairs and the finish change it more than anything else. Hollow spots, low areas and a peeling old coating all add work, while a sound, clean deck keeps the cost down. It's also worth budgeting for resealing down the road.

What is the best finish for a pool deck in Florida?

For most open decks, it's knockdown texture, which is the most popular choice in Florida. It's slip-resistant, stays cooler than smooth concrete and holds up to sun and rain. Grip, heat and weather wear are the three things I'd compare any finish on.

How long does a resurfaced pool deck last in Florida?

About 10 to 15 years inland and 8 to 12 years on the coast, as long as it's resealed on schedule. Inland decks hold that range when they're resealed every 2 to 3 years, and coastal decks need resealing every 12 to 24 months. Which pattern fits a Titusville house depends on where yours sits, so plan on resealing as a repeat cost either way.

Will the cracks in my pool deck come back after resurfacing?

They can, and I'd rather tell you that now than after the job. Crack repair under a topping makes cracks less noticeable, and one coating maker tells installers to warn owners up front that they may come back. A cracked deck will look much better, but it may show a line again later.

How long after resurfacing can we walk on the pool deck?

One deck product's spec allows light foot traffic after 4 to 6 hours of drying, with a 24 hour cure before regular traffic. The same spec wants another 24 hours before heavy things like furniture or a grill go back on. Before we leave, I'll give you the times for the product on your deck.

Get your Titusville pool deck checked

Call (321) 335-1578 or use the form, and send photos of any cracks, low spots or hollow areas so I come out already knowing where to look.

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