Concrete pool decks in Enterprise NV - solid footing for wet, bare feet
Slick, hot or cracked concrete around your pool? We pour a deck that grips, stays easier on bare feet and drains away from the house.
- Licensed and fully insured.
- Free in-person estimates.
- Expect a reply within 1 business day.
Patch the old deck or pour a new one?
It comes down to what's underneath. If the slab is solid and drains away from the house, a repair can work, but sinking or cracked-through concrete usually means a new deck.
A repair is usually enough when:
- Cracks are thin and not growing
- No sections have sunk or tipped
- Water still runs away from the house
- The surface is worn but solid
- You mainly want better grip
A new deck is the better call when:
- Sections have sunk or lifted
- Water runs toward the house or pool
- Cracks are wide or keep spreading
- The base underneath has washed out
- You want a new size or shape
How your pool deck gets built
Call or send the form
Call (702) 374-0991 or use the form, and tell us the deck's rough size and your pool type so we can set up a visit.
A visit set up
I come out myself
I walk your pool area, look at where the water runs and what the ground is like, and ask how you'll use the deck.
A plan that fits
A written estimate
You get the estimate in writing, with what's included and what isn't, so you can compare it line for line with anyone else's.
A written estimate
Paperwork and pour plan
If you go ahead, we sort out any permit with the right office, walk you through the joint layout and set the pour day with you.
A set pour day
Pour, finish, clean up
Our crew forms, pours and finishes the deck while I'm on site to answer questions, then we cut the joints and leave the yard clean.
A finished deck
What our concrete pool deck work includes
Tear-out and dig-out
We remove the old deck and dig down to firm subgrade, the soil the new slab sits on.
A packed base
We spread and pack the base in layers, the same groundwork we do for slab foundations, so the deck doesn't settle.
Drainage away from the house
We slope the deck and set any drains so water runs away from the house and runoff stays out of the pool.
Forms, rebar and steps
We form edges and any concrete steps and set rebar, steel that ties the slab together, with salt-water pools in mind.
A finish that grips
We texture the surface in the finish you chose, such as a broom finish, fine ridges dragged in for grip.
Control joints
We cut control joints, grooves that give the slab a planned place to crack, laid out to fit the deck's shape.
Curing and clean-up
We let the slab cure, the slow hardening that gives it strength before use, then haul off debris and clean up.
What sets the price of a pool deck?
Size and shape drive most of it, because curves, drains, columns and tight corners take more forming and joint work than a plain rectangle. Tearing out an old deck adds labor, and exposed aggregate or a decorative finish costs more than a broom finish. If the budget's tight, cut from the finish, not the base. Nobody sees the base on day one, but it's what keeps the deck from settling.
Clark County's soil map marks areas where clay can swell and soil can dissolve or collapse, so I check what's under your deck before I price the base. Summer heat and wind make concrete harder to finish well, so we plan pour days around them, which can move your start. Your written estimate lists what's in and what's out.
Why Enterprise pool owners call Good Form
I learned concrete on a flatwork crew pouring slabs here in the valley, and I've run Good Form since 2013. I still come out to look at each job myself, our own crew does the forming, pouring and finishing, and I'm on site on pour days.
On a deck where people are barefoot and dripping, we help you pick a finish for grip and heat before looks, then go over the sealer upkeep so you know what you're signing up for. If your deck only needs a repair, I'll say so, because I'd rather lose a bid than sell work you don't need.
- The owner at your estimate and pour
- An estimate that shows what you pay for
- Backed by our satisfaction guarantee
Get a free estimate for your pool deck
Tell us the deck's rough size, your pool type, whether it's salt water and the finish you like. We'll reply within one business day to set up a free, no-obligation estimate at your house.
(702) 374-0991Pool deck questions we hear
How much does a concrete pool deck cost in the Las Vegas area?
A concrete pool deck in the Las Vegas area usually costs about $8 to $13 per square foot. That's the going rate for the work around here, not our quote, and your deck's shape, finish, tear-out and base work decide where it lands. Call (702) 374-0991 and I'll come price yours.
What is the best way to pick a pool deck finish with good grip that stays cooler?
Weigh grip and heat together, and a textured surface in a lighter color usually does both best. Broom, textured, exposed aggregate, coatings, overlays and decorative finishes all differ in how well they grip and how hot they get, and grip matters most where feet are wet and bare.
What causes cracks in a concrete pool deck?
Cracks usually come from a base that settles or from odd, narrow panels around curves, drains, columns and corners, which are prone to cracking. The deck and the pool shell can also move differently, so the deck should follow the pool designer's isolation details, gaps that let the two move separately, instead of being tied together with random steel.
How often does a concrete pool deck sealer need redoing?
About every 18 to 24 months for a film sealer and every three to five years for a penetrating sealer, according to one sealer maker's guide. Penetrating sealers bring out less color, and the same maker notes a film sealer can get slick when wet. On a deck people cross barefoot and wet, fewer recoats and better footing usually matter more than a richer color.
Do I need a permit for a concrete pool deck in Enterprise, NV?
You may, so we check before we start, because Clark County's permit forms cover residential pool and spa work and the county handles Enterprise addresses. When a job needs a permit, we handle the application and set up the inspections, and we'll tell you up front if anything is on you to do.
Who licenses concrete contractors in Nevada?
The Nevada State Contractors Board licenses contractors in the state, and its classifications list concrete contracting as a specialty field. That's the license to ask about before anyone pours your deck. We're licensed and fully insured.
Where we work around Enterprise
We're based in Enterprise and pour decks in Henderson, Spring Valley and the cities around them. Pick your area below, or call if yours isn't listed.
Start with a Good Form Enterprise Concrete quote
Call (702) 374-0991 any day of the week, or send the form, and I'll come look at your pool area.