Planning My Pool Patio

During the summer months, there’s no better place to spend your time than in your pool, and one of the best ways to relax poolside is by sitting in a beach chair on your pool patio. At North American Deck and Patio, we’ve been providing homeowners in Maryland with our pool patio services for years and wanted to talk today about how you can plan your pool patio.

Start Designing Early

It’s usually a little more difficult to install a pool patio during the winter, as the ground is much harder. This means that business is usually a bit slower in the winter compared to the summer. The sooner you start designing your pool patio with a professional, the sooner you can get scheduled, and the sooner you can see your dream patio in your backyard.

Concrete Pavers Are A Great Way to Go

Concrete pavers are made when concrete is mixed with additional additives and formed into an extremely durable paving material. They can be made to look like brick, natural stone, or nearly any color or design you’re interested in. This makes it an attractive material for homeowners as they can opt for the high-end look, without paying the high-end prices.

Poured Concrete Isn’t As Good

Many homeowners try to save some money upfront by going with poured concrete for their pool patio, and while they certainly can do so, in the long run it likely costs them more. Over time, we find that poured concrete cracks more than pavers. Additionally, poured concrete is less slip-resistant than pavers.

Plan the Perfect Pool Patio with an Experienced Maryland Patio Company

Some homeowners try to save some money by hiring an amateur to build their pool patio, and believe us when we tell you that we’ve seen the shoddy work these amateurs can do. Don’t settle for sub-standard work, get help from an experienced and trusted pool patio company in Maryland. Give North American Deck and Patio a call today.

“Jim at North American patio and deck's came up with the most ingenious way of utilizing our small very slanted very water drained environment and turned it into a virtual oasis. Making this deck the envy of all our ambitions and gem for the community.”

– C. Cross