Turf, Coatings & Custom Pool Deck Solutions
Other Pool Surfaces in Dallas-Fort Worth
Beyond rubber and stone, we offer a full range of specialty pool surface solutions including artificial turf borders, specialty coatings, stamped concrete alternatives, and custom surface combinations. Every pool area is different, and we have the materials and expertise to match.
What We Deliver
Service Features
- Artificial turf pool borders and surrounds
- Specialty non-slip coatings and overlays
- Stamped concrete alternatives
- Composite decking for elevated pool areas
- Custom surface combinations and transitions
- Cool-deck and heat-reflective treatments
- Permeable surface options for drainage
- Color-matched transitions between surface types
The Curate Construction Advantage
Why Choose Us
- Unique designs that stand out from standard pool decks
- Mix and match materials for custom zones
- All surfaces engineered for wet environments
- One team handles multiple surface types seamlessly
- Expert guidance on the right surface for your use case
17+
Years Experience
3M+
Sq Ft Installed
97%
On-Time Rate
$1M+
Bonded Coverage
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Other Pool Surfaces
What pool surface options are available besides rubber and stone?+
We also install stamped concrete overlays, pebble finishes, porcelain pavers, and composite decking around pools. Each material offers different aesthetics, maintenance levels, and price points.
Can you resurface a pool deck without replacing it?+
Yes. Concrete overlays, rubber surfacing, and certain paver systems can be installed over existing pool decks without full demolition, saving significant time and cost.
What is the most affordable pool deck option?+
Stamped concrete overlays are typically the most budget-friendly option for upgrading an existing pool deck. They can mimic the look of stone or pavers at a fraction of the cost.
How do you handle drainage around pool decks?+
Proper drainage is critical for pool decks. We install slope-to-drain systems, channel drains, and French drains as needed to prevent water pooling and direct runoff away from your home foundation.