Pool Pavers

A: Pool pavers are made from natural stone, porcelain, or concrete. These materials are selected for their slip resistance, water durability, and ability to stay cool in the sun. Each option is engineered to handle harsh weather and constant splashes without cracking or fading. Our specialists help you choose the style and finish that keeps swimmers safe while complementing your landscape.

A: Yes. Pool pavers are textured or tumbled to create surface grip. They provide slip resistance even when wet, helping prevent accidents around pool decks and water features. Their proven grip helps families relax, knowing every step stays secure even during splashes. This peace of mind makes choosing these surfaces an easy investment in both safety and style.

A: Many pool pavers—especially porcelain and certain natural stones—are frost-resistant. Always check specifications to ensure your selection is suitable for freeze-thaw conditions. Choose materials manufactured to meet ASTM freeze-thaw standards to safeguard your investment during harsh winters. For peace of mind, ask your installer about warranties and ongoing maintenance support before committing.

A: Regular sweeping and occasional power washing keep pool pavers clean. Sealing helps prevent staining from leaves, sunscreen, or pool chemicals and should be reapplied as recommended. Promptly rinse away spills and organic debris to stop stains before they set. Consider hiring our maintenance specialists for scheduled care using gentle cleaners tailored to the surface.