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DeSoto/Pool Deck Resurfacing

Pool Deck Resurfacing in DeSoto

Cool-deck coatings, overlays, and travertine or paver resurfacing for tired DeSoto pool decks, without tearing out the slab.

(214) 251-9010

Serving DeSoto since 2004· Licensed & insured · Free on-site estimates

Pool Deck Resurfacing in DeSoto by Lalo's Tile & Coping

Pool deck resurfacing puts a fresh, cooler, slip-resistant surface over a worn DeSoto deck without ripping out the concrete underneath.

Many decks are right at the age where the old cool-deck coating has worn through, hairline cracks have opened, and the surface bakes too hot to cross at midday.

A resurfaced deck fixes all three for a fraction of what replacing the slab would cost.

As long as the slab is structurally sound, with no major heaving or settling, an overlay or coating bonds to it and you keep the existing concrete and save the money.

A cool-deck coating is the value route, a textured topping that knocks down the heat and adds grip. A travertine or paver overlay sets real stone over the existing deck for the richest finish and stays notably cooler underfoot in a DeSoto July.

Cracks and spalled areas get routed, filled, and patched before any surface goes down, so they don't telegraph back through the new finish.

Most decks are a few days on site, and a travertine or paver overlay takes a bit longer than a coating.

Many DeSoto owners resurface the deck while the coping or tile is being redone so it's one crew and one timeline.

Ask for a free on-site estimate. We measure it, we quote it.

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What our clients say

Lalo is super knowledgeable and helpful. He's always answered all my questions and been my go-to guy for anything pool related. Can't recommend him enough.

Homeowner, Dallas TX

These guys did our whole pool retile in four days. Showed up on time every morning, cleaned up every evening. The pool looks better than when it was new.

Homeowner, Plano TX

We've used Lalo's on three builds now. They just get it done. No drama, no excuses. That's hard to find with subs.

Pool Builder, DFW

Lalo came out himself to look at our coping. Didn't try to upsell us on stuff we didn't need. Just told us what needed fixing and gave us a fair price.

Homeowner, Fort Worth TX

Had another company do our tile and it started falling off after one summer. Lalo's crew came in, tore it out, and redid the whole thing. Should have called them first.

Homeowner, Garland TX

Honest people, quality work. That's it. That's the review.

Homeowner, Irving TX

FAQ

Pool Deck Resurfacing in DeSoto, answered

On most DeSoto decks, resurface. As long as the slab is sound, with no major heaving or settling, an overlay or coating bonds to it and you keep the existing concrete and save the cost of a teardown. Replacement makes sense when the slab itself has broken up, sunk, or lifted. We sound the deck out and tell you which one it actually needs.

Yes, when the prep is done right. We route and fill working cracks and cut out spalled areas before any surface goes down, so the cracks do not telegraph back through. For the heat, the cooler light coatings and a travertine overlay both stay far easier on bare feet in a DeSoto summer than the bare concrete you have now.

We build texture into the finish for grip when it is wet, which is the whole point of a pool deck surface. Cool-deck coatings and overlays both take a non-slip texture, and travertine has natural grip. We balance that against comfort underfoot so it is safe wet and still easy on bare feet.

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Serving DeSoto and nearby

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Ready to start your pool deck resurfacing project?

Free estimates for DeSoto homeowners and builders. We'll come out, look at your project, and give you an honest, fixed price.

(214) 251-9010

10546 Luna Rd, Dallas, TX 75220 · lalostileandcoping@gmail.com

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