Our own project photos
The decks we have actually poured.
Every photograph on this page came off a job we ran ourselves, not a catalog or a supplier's brochure. That matters more in this trade than most, because a cool deck coating either looks right in the daylight of the yard it was laid in or it does not, and a stock photo cannot show you that. What you will see below is a real cross section of the work: backyard pools around Queen Creek and the rest of the Valley, the community and resort decks that make up our commercial side, and two photographs of decks before anyone touched them.
We have grouped the archive by the kind of property rather than by date, since that is closer to how most people looking at this page actually think about their own project. A homeowner comparing their backyard pool wants to see other backyards first. A property manager weighing a resurfacing schedule for an apartment community wants to see how the same crew handles a deck that carries real daily traffic. The two before photographs at the bottom are kept separate on purpose. We are showing them as a record of what heat, sun and years of use do to an untreated slab, not matched up against any specific finished job pictured above, because that pairing was never recorded when the photos were taken.
Residential backyards
Family pools around the Valley, coated and resurfaced the same way whether the yard is in Queen Creek or across town.
Commercial and community work
HOAs, apartment communities, hotels and resorts across the Phoenix Valley, resurfaced and coated on the schedule the property needs. More detail on how we run these jobs is on the commercial page.
What these decks looked like first
Two photographs of pool decks before anyone resurfaced them: cracked coping, worn texture and, in one case, a pool left to go green. Neither one is matched to a finished photo above; we are showing them on their own, as before shots, so the starting point is honest rather than dramatized.
