
The new concrete deck integrates perfectly with the pool's coping.

Clean geometric saw-cut lines define this modern sand finish concrete patio surrounding a new swimming pool in Puyallup.

The new concrete deck integrates perfectly with the pool's coping.

Precise control joints manage cracking and add a modern aesthetic.

The large surface area provides ample space for outdoor living.
Clean geometric saw-cut lines define this modern sand finish concrete patio surrounding a new swimming pool in Puyallup. The surface presents a fine, granular texture, providing reliable traction underfoot, a critical consideration for poolside environments. This finish is achieved by carefully washing away the very top layer of cement paste to reveal the fine sand aggregate beneath, resulting in a subtle yet durable surface. Precision is evident in the execution of the saw-cut control joints, which form a large-scale grid pattern that guides inevitable shrinkage cracking along straight, intentional lines. The slab’s exterior edges are formed into gentle curves, offering a soft visual contrast to the rigid geometry of the joint pattern. This installation creates a substantial, unified surface that connects the residence to the recreational water feature, establishing a functional and visually clean outdoor living area.

Expertly formed curves provide a soft, clean edge to the patio.

The warm light emphasizes the subtle texture of the sand finish.

This walkway provides clean, safe access around the entire pool.

The fine aggregate provides a durable, non-slip surface.

The layout of the control joints is carefully planned for function.
A sand finish exposes the fine sand aggregate in the concrete mix, creating a subtle, sandpaper-like texture. This surface provides excellent slip resistance when wet without being abrasive on bare feet, making it an ideal safety feature for poolside applications.
Regularly sweep or rinse the surface to remove debris. For deeper cleaning, use a pressure washer on a low setting. To protect against stains and weathering, it is best to have the concrete resealed every two to three years, which preserves its color and integrity.
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As a Puyallup based concrete company, we build concrete patio that handle valley alluvial soils, South Hill clay and year round rain. Your project is designed for drainage, stability and long term performance right here in the Puyallup area.
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