Queen Creek, AZ
(480) 712-3762

Before you call

Questions we get asked on every estimate.

Most first calls cover the same ground: how long the job will take, whether we subcontract any of the work, what the warranty actually covers and what happens to the pool while the crew is on site. We would rather answer that up front than make you wait for an estimate to find out, so the nine questions below are the ones that come up most, gathered in one place instead of scattered across the site.

None of this replaces an actual look at your deck. Every slab moves and cracks a little differently, and the honest answer to a lot of these questions starts with somebody standing on the concrete. That is what the free estimate is for. Read through what applies to you, and bring anything that is still unclear to the call.

All nine, in full

Most jobs are finished in one to two days. A standard residential pool deck is usually a single day for the crew, with the surface left to cure before anyone walks on it. Larger commercial and HOA decks run longer, and we tell you the honest number when we measure rather than after we start.

No. Every job is done by our own crew. That is deliberate: it is the only way we can stand behind the two year warranty on the work, and it is why the same faces come back if anything needs attention later.

Yes, we carry a two year warranty on all work. We are also a licensed Arizona contractor, AZROC #288172, and we are bonded and insured.

Usually, yes. Hairline cracking from heat and soil movement is normal on a Valley slab and gets addressed as part of the prep. What matters is finding out whether a crack is cosmetic or whether the slab is moving underneath it, because a coating laid over an active crack will telegraph through. We look at that before we quote, not after.

There is dust and overspray in any resurfacing job, so the pool gets covered and protected while we are on site. Once we are finished, run the filter and check the water chemistry before you swim. If anything has drifted, it is straightforward to bring back.

Most of what marks a cool deck is surface dirt, leaf tannin or sunscreen, and it comes up with a mild cleaner and a stiff brush. Avoid acid washes and pressure washing at close range, both of which can take the texture off the surface faster than they take the stain off.

We work Valleywide from Queen Creek. That covers Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Scottsdale, Tempe, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, the West Valley and the San Tan and Gold Canyon side, along with the smaller communities in between.

Pool decks are most of what we do, but the same decorative concrete and cool deck work goes on patios, courtyards, entryways, driveways and sidewalks. If it is flat concrete on your property, it is in scope.

We take American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa, plus cash, check and Zelle. Estimates are free, and we will price match a comparable competing quote.

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