A concrete pool deck tends to age faster than the pool it surrounds. Green Scene’s pool deck work is about the deck, not the pool: the old concrete decking comes out, and a stone paver deck goes in, in a color you pick. Walls and accent lighting can go in during the same project.
It’s for homeowners in Franklin, Brentwood, Spring Hill and the rest of Williamson County who want the backyard to look finished again without paying for a full pool remodel.
What happens when a concrete pool deck is replaced with pavers?
- The old concrete decking is broken out and hauled off, carefully, because the edge of the pool is right there.
- The ground is stabilized and leveled with base material, the same first step Green Scene takes under any paver.
- Stone pavers go down in the pattern and color you chose.
- Walls and lighting, if they’re in the plan, are built alongside the deck.
Your backyard is torn up for a stretch in the middle of all that. Antonio Estrada, who handles customer service, keeps you updated while it is and after the crew leaves.
Pavers or broom-finish concrete around a pool?
Green Scene installs both, so you can choose on looks and feel rather than on what one crew happens to do. Here’s how the 3 common surfaces compare:
| Surface | What it’s known for |
|---|---|
| Stone pavers | The widest choice of color; what Green Scene lays when it replaces old decking |
| Broom-finish concrete | A rougher texture that cuts down on slipping when wet, which is why it’s so common poolside |
| Stamped concrete | The look of stone, brick or wood for less than brick pavers |
The poured options, finishes included, are on the concrete and stamping page.
What should you settle before asking for a price?
These 4 things: a budget, your HOA’s guidelines if you have one, the stone and colors you like, and how much deck you want. Give that last one some thought. Replacing the deck is the moment to widen it for a dining table, add a seat wall where everyone ends up sitting anyway, or run the pavers out to a pergola or covered patio. Jose Garcia measures and prices it on site.
I found Green Scene prices extremely competitive and reasonable.
Jeremy C., Franklin
Can walls and lighting go in with the new deck?
Yes, and it’s the easiest time to do it. Green Scene builds walls and accent lighting as part of a pool deck job, and with the old concrete gone the wiring can run where it needs to before the pavers close over it. Lights in the face of a stone wall, like the ones in these photos, make the deck usable after sunset. The rest of the yard’s lighting falls under exterior lighting.