Queen Creek, AZ
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Services

One cool deck coating, six kinds of surface.

Everything on this page comes off the same truck, mixed the same way, cut with the same control joints. A pool deck, a patio, a courtyard, a driveway, a sidewalk and an entryway are not six different products. What changes between them is the prep before we spray and the duty the surface has to stand up to afterward. A courtyard traps heat in a way a driveway never will, and a driveway takes tire loads a courtyard never sees.

We have been doing this Valleywide out of Queen Creek since 1997, licensed as AZROC #288172, with our own crew on every job and a two year warranty on the work.

A finished cool deck wrapping a residential Valley pool, block wall and bougainvillea behind it

The flagship

Swimming pool decks

The deck around a Valley pool takes the most punishment on the property: pool chemistry, bare feet, and a Phoenix July that does not let up. We resurface tired decks and coat new ones in a slip resistant finish, with the coping edge and the control joints cut in straight.

Swimming pool decks in detail
Cool deck coating on a covered deck beside a lap pool, depth markings visible

Outdoor living

Patios and covered decks

A patio slab usually meets the pool surround or the house at a seam, and that seam is where a color break or a crack shows up first. We run one coating across both so the whole plane reads as one surface, bare cement under a patio cover included.

Patios and covered decks in detail
A paved outdoor area finished in cool deck, stone pillars and palms

Design first

Courtyards

Walls on three or four sides trap heat and glare in a courtyard more than anywhere else on a property. Layout, borders, accent areas and decorative texture get decided before the crew ever shows up, not improvised on the day.

Courtyards in detail

Also on the books

The flatwork.

Same coating, same crew, smaller footprint. These three carry more foot traffic and less water than a pool deck, so the texture and the jointing calls change, not the material underneath them.

Driveways

The toughest duty a coating takes on a property: tire loads, turning shear, oil, and heat cycling on the largest uninterrupted slab most homes have.

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Sidewalks and walkways

Long, narrow runs that crack at the joints they are not given, and stay damp longer under irrigation overspray than a pool surround ever does.

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Entryways

The smallest surface with the most traffic per square foot, and the one place where slip resistance at a wet step matters more than anywhere else.

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Looking after a property with more than one deck to maintain? See how we work with HOAs, apartment communities, hotels and resorts.

Free estimates, on site, before anything is scheduled.

Tell us which of these surfaces you are looking at and we will come measure it, price it, and price match a comparable quote if you already have one.