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Premium Paver & Travertine Pool Deck Installation

Premium Paver & Travertine Pool Deck Installation

Installation of stone pavers and travertine for a luxury pool deck aesthetic that stays cool.

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15+ Years Experience
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Elevate your pool area with premium stone pavers or natural travertine. These elegant materials not only look stunning but also stay cooler underfoot than traditional concrete, making them perfect for Arizona’s climate.

Why Choose Pavers?

Pavers offer several advantages over poured concrete or Cool Deck coating:

  • Premium appearance that increases home value
  • Naturally cooler than standard concrete (especially travertine)
  • Repairable - individual pavers can be replaced
  • No cracking like poured concrete
  • Excellent drainage between pavers
  • Long lifespan (25-50+ years)

Paver Options

Travertine Pavers

The gold standard for pool decks. This natural limestone has been used around Mediterranean pools for centuries.

Benefits:

  • Naturally stays cool
  • Elegant, timeless appearance
  • Each piece is unique
  • Very durable
  • Available in various finishes

Colors: Ivory, walnut, silver, gold, and multi-colored blends

Finishes: Tumbled, honed, brushed, or unfilled

Concrete Pavers

Modern concrete pavers offer excellent durability and endless design possibilities at a lower cost than natural stone.

Benefits:

  • More affordable than natural stone
  • Consistent sizing and color
  • Many patterns available
  • Interlocking design prevents shifting
  • Easy to replace individual pavers

Styles: Traditional, contemporary, cobblestone, slate look

Natural Stone Pavers

For a truly unique look, natural stone like flagstone, slate, or quartzite creates a one-of-a-kind pool deck.

Options:

  • Flagstone (irregular shapes)
  • Slate (rich colors)
  • Quartzite (sparkle and durability)
  • Limestone (similar to travertine)

Installation Process

1. Design Consultation

We help you select the right paver style, color, and pattern for your home and pool design.

2. Site Preparation

Existing deck is removed (if applicable) and the base is properly excavated and graded for drainage.

3. Base Installation

Multiple layers of compacted aggregate create a stable, long-lasting foundation.

4. Sand Bed

A layer of bedding sand provides the setting surface for pavers.

5. Paver Installation

Pavers are carefully laid in your chosen pattern, cut precisely around pool edges and obstacles.

6. Joint Sand & Compaction

Polymeric sand is swept into joints and the entire surface is compacted.

7. Sealing

A quality sealer protects your new deck and enhances color.

Cost Considerations

Pavers represent a larger upfront investment than Cool Deck coating:

OptionCost per Sq Ft500 Sq Ft Deck
Cool Deck$5-10$2,500-5,000
Concrete Pavers$12-20$6,000-10,000
Travertine$20-35$10,000-17,500
Premium Natural Stone$30-50+$15,000-25,000+

While more expensive initially, pavers last longer and add more value to your property. For homeowners planning to stay in their home long-term, pavers are often the better investment.

Is Your Existing Deck a Candidate?

Pavers can often be installed over existing concrete if it’s in reasonable condition. This saves on demo costs. We’ll assess your specific situation and provide honest guidance.

Pricing

$5,000 - $20,000 per project

Based on square footage and material

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What's Included

  • Travertine pavers
  • Interlocking concrete pavers
  • Natural stone options
  • Proper drainage design
  • Stays cooler than concrete
  • Durable and low maintenance
Our Work

Pavers Projects

See examples of our work throughout the Phoenix area.

Ivory travertine pavers in Paradise Valley
Concrete pavers with geometric pattern
Before and after paver transformation
FAQ

Pavers Questions

Common questions about our service.

Are pavers cooler than concrete?

Generally, yes. Travertine in particular stays noticeably cooler than poured concrete due to its natural porosity and lighter colors. However, darker pavers can get quite hot. We recommend lighter-colored options for maximum heat reduction.

How long do pavers last?

Quality pavers can last 25-50+ years with proper installation. Travertine is particularly durable. Unlike concrete that can crack, individual pavers can be replaced if damaged.

What's the maintenance like?

Pavers require periodic sealing (every 2-3 years) to maintain appearance and prevent staining. They may also need occasional re-leveling as sand settles. Overall, maintenance is manageable for most homeowners.

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