Pool Decks & Patios

Our Patio Paver Options

When you choose pavers for your backyard, you combine the best qualities of brick and concrete. Pool paver patios look effortlessly stylish, with numerous layout ideas to choose for your pool.

The benefits of installing a pool paver patio in your backyard include the following.

• Drains excess water: Pavers are porous, acting as a sponge that absorbs moisture that escapes from the pool.
• Slip– and fade-resistant: Thanks to the porous surface, you can walk without worries about slipping. Pavers drain the liquid elsewhere to prevent falling after exiting the pool. You can also savor the color you chose for your patio for years without UV rays fading it.
• Budget-friendly and stylish: If you want a stone look in your backyard without paying hefty prices, tile pavers have you covered. These surfaces can mimic the look of various floor finishes at a fraction of the cost.

The installation process and staining are the primary disadvantages of pavers. Tile pavers are typically heavier than other patio or deck materials, meaning installing these pieces in your backyard can cost or take longer. Contacting a team of professional deck contractors can help speed up this process.

Our Natural Stone Patio Options

Our team can transform your backyard into a blend of luxury and comfort with natural stone patios. This material option is perfect if you want a natural ambiance surrounding your pool while adding value to your home.

Here are the advantages of installing a stone patio from Polaris Pools.

• Easy maintenance: An occasional sweep can rid your patio of debris, dirt and grime. Stone is incredibly easy to maintain, thanks to its durable surface.
• Impressive ROI: Homeowners who install a natural stone patio by their pool can enjoy an ROI ranging from 55% to 80%. You might also see an increase in your property value thanks to the luxurious look stone patios offer.
• Timeless style: Natural stone colors, shapes and textures effortlessly create an elegant look to any setting. Installing this style right next to your pool will offer a beautiful setting for decades.

If a natural stone patio sounds like your favorite choice, remind children not to run on the slippery surface after swimming. Stone is also susceptible to cracking with age, which is a crucial consideration before purchasing.

Our Brick Pool Patio Options

When our expert team installs your brick patio, your backyard will look timelessly beautiful against your pool’s water. This chic option adds more flair to your property and durability to your poolside landscape. When you work with our experienced design and installation teams, you can enjoy brick for several years without wear and tear.

The other benefits of installing a brick patio by your pool include the following.

• Slip resistance: With brick’s textured surface, you won’t have to worry about slipping after exiting the pool. Slip-and-fall injuries are common hazards of backyard pools, making brick a safer option.
• Less prone to cracking: Compared to their concrete counterpart, brick patios are flexible to avoid cracking over time. This factor is crucial since water from the pool can seep through the surface.
• Simple installation: Bricklaying for your pool patio is quick and easy for the Polaris Pools team. Our installation experts can place the bricks per your chosen design. In no time, you can enjoy lounging on your new brick patio.

Brick patios are slip-resistant, but can be rough on bare feet. Encourage small children to walk with their shoes on around the pool to avoid scuffing their skin.

Like concrete, brick patios can also stain from food and drink spills. Try not to have any liquids — besides water — near the pool to avoid staining.

Selecting From Our Wood or Composite Pool Decks

When modern style meets timeless designs, you and our design team can create a visually aesthetic poolside deck. Wood and composite decks are cozy, sleek and comfortable, all wrapped in one.

Additional advantages of installing a wood or composite pool deck include the following.

• Surface damage resistance: Wood and composite surfaces are firm, resisting damage from debris and heavy foot traffic. They can also easily flex from the support of the joints below the panels to avoid cracking over time.
• Seamless installation: Wood and composite have a satisfying installation process, with each panel snapping together. You won’t have to wait for anything to dry before walking across your new surface to get to the pool.

The most notable disadvantage to installing a wood or composite deck is the lack of slip resistance. Wood and composite are still slippery when they come into contact with water, so be careful walking across your deck after exiting the pool. Compared to concrete patios, wood and composite options are also less budget-friendly. Research the ROI of wood paneling on your deck to see if you could profit when selling your home.