Faded, peeling or slick concrete around the pool? We find out what's on your deck first, then coat it for a clean, non-slip finish.
Pool deck coating and resurfacing in Concord puts a new water-based acrylic layer over your concrete, so a tired deck looks clean again and has a non-slip surface underfoot, on bare concrete or on a deck that's been coated before.
Most of the calls we get at Concord Precision Epoxy Flooring start with a deck that's faded, chalky or peeling, has a few cracks, or feels slick by the steps, and we see those decks in Concord and the cities around it, from Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill out to Antioch and over to Vallejo. The price mostly moves with the deck's size, what's on it now and how much repair it needs, while the schedule turns on getting dry weather for the coating and time afterward when nobody walks on it. I'll look at your deck in person and give you a written estimate with the reasons behind it, so you have your own number before you decide anything.
I come out to every job myself, look at your deck in person and write the estimate. When the work starts, I'm on site with our crew, so the person who sized up your deck is there making sure it's done the way we said.
I started this business in Concord in 2023 after summers on flooring and concrete crews, and most failed floors I've looked at went wrong because of what was under them. So we find out what your deck is doing first, and I'll tell you why we picked the system we did.
We're licensed and insured. California has a license class for concrete contractors that covers work that forms, places and finishes flat concrete, and a pool deck is that kind of slab.
If your coating is sound and only needs a refresh, I'll say so instead of pitching a full strip and recoat. Your satisfaction, guaranteed. Call (925) 536-0504 or send the form, and I'll set a time to come look at your deck.
We reply to calls and messages within one business day, and the estimate is free, on site and comes with no pressure to book. Once you call or send the form, I set a time to come out, check the deck and whatever coating is on it, and give you a written estimate with the reasons behind it. Photos of the deck, its rough size and any coating it has now help me come ready.
The city's Building Division keeps a list of work that needs a permit, but the list isn't complete, and if your job isn't on it the city asks you to call (925) 671-3107. You can also use the city's Project Pal to look up zoning, see which permits a project needs and estimate the fees. Before we schedule, we check with the office that covers your address, and if the work needs a permit, we take care of the application and plan the job around it.
If cleaning the deck is part of the prep, Contra Costa County holds homeowners responsible for where a hired cleaner's wash water ends up, so ask us where ours goes before we start. Around Concord and nearby cities like Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill, most of the decks we see are older concrete around backyard pools, often painted or coated before, with hairline cracks and joints that need attention before anything new goes down.
Yes, if the old one is a water-based coating that's clean and in good shape, at least for one maker's acrylic deck coating, but not if it's solvent-based. That's why I find out what's on your deck before anything else. If it's the wrong kind or it's failing, we strip it before we recoat.
It can be, because one maker warns that coated surfaces may be slippery when wet and says some decks need a slip-resistant additive for safety. Another maker's sprayed texture, flattened with the edge of a trowel, leaves a surface with grip that's still comfortable on bare feet. At the estimate we look at where your deck gets wet and decide together whether it needs the additive, the texture or both.
About 48 hours, going by one maker's acrylic deck coating, which lets a concrete deck go back into service after that window. Plan to keep foot traffic, chairs and tables off the deck until then. We'll tell you when yours is ready based on the product we use.
Plan it for a dry stretch, because one maker says its acrylic coating shouldn't go on during extremely humid days, when rain threatens or in the late afternoon, since dew can damage the wet coat. We plan each day's coating so it's done well before dusk. If the forecast turns, we move the day.
They're patched before any coating goes on, because one maker calls for clean, dry concrete with cracks and flaws filled using concrete patch filler and flexible joint fillers, not silicone repair products. When I look at your deck, I'll show you which cracks we plan to fill and how.
Your price comes from a free written estimate after I see the deck, because no two decks need the same work. The biggest factors are the deck's size, whether the old coating can stay or has to be stripped, how much crack repair it needs and whether you want a textured finish or a slip-resistant additive. I'll write down each part so you can see where the cost comes from.
