Pool/Spa Coping & Decks
Modern pool and spa decks have become the perfect addition to any backyard, transforming ordinary outdoor spaces into luxurious retreats. At Cornett Masonry, we specialize in creating these stunning environments, combining functionality with aesthetic appeal to enhance your home's value and quality of life. Our approach to pool and spa coping and decks is rooted in industry standards and best practices, ensuring that every project we undertake is beautiful but also safe and durable. We begin each project with a comprehensive consultation, discussing your vision, preferences, and the unique characteristics of your space. This allows us to create custom designs and plans that perfectly align with your needs and complement your home's architecture.Our skilled craftsmen can design and install coping for pools and spas of all shapes and sizes. Whether you're looking for a sleek, modern look with clean lines or a more natural, organic feel, we have the expertise to bring your vision to life. We work with various materials, including natural stone, porcelain, and concrete pavers, each offering unique benefits and aesthetic qualities. The coping around your pool or spa is more than just a finishing touch - it's a crucial element that ties the entire design together. We select and install coping that looks great and provides a safe, non-slip surface for swimmers and sunbathers alike. Beyond the pool's edge, we design and construct decks that extend your living space outdoors.
Modern pool or spa deck designs aren’t limited to poured concrete. In fact, the emphasis has now shifted to pavers rather than other traditional methods. Some people use concrete, while others prefer stone, brick or even permeable pavers as decking materials.
- Pavers: Pavers are the most popular materials used in pools and spas decking today. They’re permeable, & come in different shapes, sizes and designs. They are more affordable in comparison to stone or wood and look great. Precast pavers might be made of concrete but they’re able to move with the ground so they don’t crack easily. The surface isn’t slippery, which makes it an ideal material for pool and spa spaces.
- Stone: Stone is slightly less popular because of the cost involved but the end result is always stunning and grand to look at. We use light-colored porous stone that reflects light and doesn’t get hot. We also use stone that doesn’t have a slippery surface.
- Brick: This material is used in older architectures and designs. While brick may not be as popular as wood and pavers, it is a good option for decks. It is highly permeable and doesn’t absorb heat. It isn’t as expensive as stone and can add an interesting design element to your home.