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Northstar Cooper City Epoxy Flooring
Curved swimming pool bordered by a blue stamped concrete deck beneath a screened patio.

Pool Deck Coatings & Resurfacing in Cooper City FL - a sound deck with better footing

Cracked, peeling or slick pool deck? We check the concrete underneath first, then put down a fresh textured surface with better footing.

Send us a few photos of your deck

Call (754) 206-8021 or use the form, and include the deck's rough size, some photos of the surface and a note on any old coating, so I know what to look for when I come out.

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What does pool deck resurfacing do for a worn deck?

Pool deck coatings and resurfacing in Cooper City put a new polymer cement layer over the concrete deck you already have, finished in a texture and pattern you choose, so a worn deck looks new again without tearing out the slab.

Most pool decks I get called to aren't broken so much as worn out, with paint lifting near the pool edge, chalky faded spots and old patches that never quite matched. The price mostly turns on the deck's size, how sound the concrete is, whether an old coating has to come off first and which texture and grip you choose, and the schedule turns on rain, because the deck has to be dry before we start and stay dry while the new surface sets. Nobody can tell you how your slab will test until it's tested, so your written estimate is where you'll see your own prep, product and finish.

Why Cooper City homeowners call Northstar Cooper City Epoxy Flooring for pool decks

  • I test your deck first

    I come out myself, look over the deck, test the slab and ask how your family uses the pool. That way a problem slab comes up at the estimate instead of after the coating goes down.

  • Five years, based in Cooper City

    We've been in business since 2021, and we're based here in Cooper City and work in the cities around it. Rain delays are part of how we plan outdoor work here, so they don't catch us off guard.

  • Licensed and insured, our own installers

    We're licensed and insured, so you're hiring a real business to work around your pool and your house. The prep and the coating are done by our own installers, not a crew we found last week.

Every job is backed by our satisfaction guarantee. Tell us about your deck and I'll set a time to come take a look.

How we handle pool deck coatings and resurfacing

First I make sure the concrete underneath is sound, because a new layer is only as good as the slab it's bonded to. Then we talk through texture and a slip-resistant additive with you, since a wet deck is where people fall. Our installers clean and prep the deck, taking off paint that's loose and roughening any that's still bonded but glossy so the new layer has something to grip. After that they put down the polymer cement layer and finish it in the texture you picked.

When an old coating is failing all over, it usually makes more sense to take it all off with concrete floor stripping and removal than to patch around it. And if the garage needs a new floor while we're here, our epoxy floor coatings start with the same testing and prep.

  • Knockdown or splatter texture

    One coating maker calls these the standard look for home pool decks, and they suit most families with a busy pool. The raised, softened pattern hides wear well and gives bare feet something to hold.

  • Slate trowel finish

    This one is troweled to look more like stone, so it suits owners who want the deck to feel like a patio instead of plain concrete. It's another of the standard home deck finishes, with its own feel underfoot.

How do you know your pool deck needs resurfacing?

  • Coating peeling or flaking

    Paint or an old coating lifting in flakes or sheets usually means it's lost its bond to the concrete. The longer it goes, the more there is to strip before anything new goes down.

  • Cracks across the surface

    Fine cracks in the top layer usually mean it's worn out or wasn't bonded well, while wide or uneven ones can point to the slab itself. Water working into either makes it worse.

  • Slick spots after rain

    If parts of the deck feel slippery when they're wet, the texture has worn smooth. That's where someone gets hurt on a pool deck, so it's not a sign to sit on.

  • Faded, chalky or stained finish

    Color that rubs off on your hand, or stains that won't wash out, mean the surface is breaking down. A worn top layer lets more water and sun reach the concrete underneath.

What happens when you call about a pool deck in Cooper City?

  1. Call, then I test the deck

    I come out, look over the deck, test the slab and ask how you use the pool. Then you get a written estimate showing the prep, the product and the finish.

  2. Our installers prep and resurface

    If you go ahead, our installers prep the deck and put down the new surface. Rain can move the start date, and we'll tell you that up front when we set it.

  3. Walk the finished deck together

    When the work's done, I walk the finished deck with you and go over how long to stay off it. I'll explain anything as many times as you need.

Pool deck questions we hear most

These are the questions I get most at the end of a pool deck estimate. If yours isn't here, call and ask, because I'd rather explain it twice than have you guess.

How much does it cost to resurface a pool deck in Cooper City?

The cost depends mostly on your deck's size, how sound the concrete is and whether an old coating has to come off first. Cracks that need repair, the texture you pick and a slip-resistant additive move it too. I can't give you a fair number until I've tested the slab, because what's under the old surface is the part that changes the most.

Is it better to resurface or replace a pool deck?

If the slab underneath is structurally sound, resurfacing is almost always the better value, according to one Florida contractor guide. The same guide says resurfacing can often be done in one to two days, where full replacement takes a week or more. If testing shows your slab isn't sound, I'll tell you that at the estimate.

How long does a resurfaced pool deck last in Florida?

The same Florida guide puts a properly resurfaced deck at 8 to 15 years, depending on where it is and how it's kept up, and resealing is part of that life. It says inland decks resealed every 2 to 3 years last 10 to 15 years, while coastal decks resealed every 12 to 24 months last 8 to 12. A screen enclosure helps too, because it cuts the sun and rain hitting the deck.

How long after resurfacing can we walk on the pool deck?

For one acrylic deck coating, the maker lists light foot traffic after 2 hours and a full cure in 7 to 14 days. Those times are measured at 77°F and 50% relative humidity, so the product we use and the day's weather set your own wait, and I'll go over it when we finish.

Will a coated pool deck be slippery when wet?

It can be, because one coating maker notes that coated decks may be slippery when wet and some surfaces need a slip-resistant additive for safety. Water on any outdoor surface after rain carries a slip risk that can't be removed completely. If kids run around your pool, tell me at the estimate, because that changes how much grip I'd recommend.

What is the best time of year to resurface a pool deck in Cooper City?

The drier months are usually easier, because National Weather Service normals for the area show most of the year's rain falling from May on. One maker wants at least 24 hours of drying after rain, and another applies its coating only when no rain is expected for 12 hours after, so in the rainy season we work around dry spells. If you want the deck done before summer, it helps to call early.

Get a written estimate for your deck

Send the deck's rough size, a few photos and a note on any old coating, and we'll reply within one business day. I'll come out, test the slab and give you a free written estimate with no obligation.