Las Vegas Elite Concrete On a pool deck the repair almost always begins at the joint against the coping, because that is where water gets under the slab and starts the failure. Free on-site quote, usually within two working days.

The common damage is cracking in the panels nearest the pool, hollow-sounding areas, spalled surface from chemicals and sun, and a lifted or loose coping stone.
Nearly all of it traces back to one thing: the expansion joint between the deck and the pool shell failing, letting water under the deck, which washes out the base and lets the panels move.
With around a quarter of valley homes having a pool, this is one of the most common repairs here, and it nearly always starts at the expansion joint against the coping.
The joint at the coping is the first thing inspected. Old hardened sealant is cut out, the joint is cleaned to both faces, a backer rod goes in and a flexible sealant fills it.
Hollow areas get identified by sounding the slab, and where the base has washed out the void is filled by injection rather than by patching the surface over it.
Cracks are classified the same way as anywhere else, static ones filled and moving ones converted to sealed joints, and any panel with a height difference is lifted rather than filled.
Spalled surface is cut back to sound concrete and patched, and where the patching would be visible across a large area a resurfacing or cool deck coating over the whole deck is the better answer.
Priced by repair with a minimum visit. Resealing the coping joint is inexpensive and it is the repair that prevents the expensive ones.
Priced by repair with a minimum visit. Resealing the coping joint is inexpensive and it prevents the expensive failures.
A deck repaired at the surface while the coping joint is still open will be back in the same condition within a couple of seasons. The joint comes first.
Monsoon runoff plus a failed coping joint is the valley combination. Water gets under the deck, washes fines off the caliche, and the panels nearest the pool start to move.
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Usually a failed expansion joint at the coping. Water gets under the deck, washes out the base, and the panels move.
Yes, by injecting the void. Patching the surface over a void does nothing.
Inspect it every year. It is the cheapest maintenance on the whole deck and it prevents the costly failures.
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Call (702) 966-9498 and we will come out, measure, and leave you a written quote. There is no charge for the visit and no obligation afterwards.
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