Lalo's Tile & Coping

Frisco/Pool Deck Resurfacing

Pool Deck Resurfacing in Frisco

Cool-deck coatings, overlays, and travertine or paver overlays for Frisco decks. Upgrade a builder deck or fix early spalling.

(214) 251-9010

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

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

Most Frisco decks are younger than the rest of DFW's, but the first wave of pools in Stonebriar and Starwood is around 20 years old and reaching its first resurfacing, and plenty of newer builds came with a plain broom-finish deck owners want to upgrade. We resurface pool decks across Frisco with cool-deck coatings, overlays, and travertine or paver overlays.

On the older Frisco pools the deck shows the usual wear: hairline cracks, spalling where the surface has flaked, and concrete that's gone rough and hot. On the newer ones it's more often a builder-grade finish the owner wants to turn into stone. Either way, resurfacing keeps the existing slab and changes the surface, as long as the slab is sound.

We check the slab first. Some newer Frisco lots were graded and poured fast, and we've seen early spalling on decks that aren't that old. We make sure the slab underneath is solid and the drainage works before we coat it.

Cool-deck coatings drop the surface temperature and add slip resistance underfoot. Travertine and paver overlays put a stone surface down that stays cool around a wet edge and lifts a builder-grade deck to match a nicer yard. We match it to your coping and the house.

If the deck is getting resurfaced it's a good moment to add the spa or water feature the builder left out, since the crew is already on the pool. Every job starts with a free on-site estimate.

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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 Frisco, answered

Usually. Early spalling on a newer Frisco deck is a surface problem, and resurfacing addresses it. We check that the slab and drainage are sound first, then put a new surface down that holds up better than the original pour.

Yes. A travertine or paver overlay puts a stone surface over the existing slab, turning a broom-finish builder deck into something that matches a finished yard, and it runs cooler underfoot than the bare concrete.

If the slab is sound, resurfacing is the better value. If it has heaved or cracked through, replacement is the right call. We look at the slab and the drainage and tell you which one your deck needs.

A cool-deck coating or a travertine overlay. Both run noticeably cooler than bare concrete and add grip around the wet pool edge, which matters with kids.

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Serving Frisco and nearby

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Ready to start your pool deck resurfacing project?

Free estimates for Frisco 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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