Pool decks and pool landscaping in Windsor and Essex County.
Concrete decks, artificial turf, stone beds and fencing around your pool, all from one crew on one quote. No mud at the water's edge, and nothing to mow around the deck.
How we build around a pool.
Water runs away.
The deck is sloped so rain and splash-out run away from the pool and the house, not into them.
A surface for wet feet.
A broom finish or exposed aggregate gives wet feet some grip. We'll talk through what suits your pool.
Turf where grass struggles.
Turf strips, side yards and the narrow spots around a pool stay green and mud-free, with no mowing or watering.
Everything else on one quote.
Fencing, stone beds, stepping pads and curbing go on the same quote and the same schedule.
Pool yards we built.
Landscaping around a pool: what to know.
A pool changes how the whole yard has to work. Here's what we plan for.
Plan the deck around how you'll use it
Think about where the chairs, the table and the barbecue go, and leave room to walk around them.
Keep the mess out of the water
Soil, mulch and leafy plants right beside a pool end up in it. Keep loose stone back from the edge too, with concrete between it and the water.
Turf in the sun
Turf stays green and mud-free, but it gets warm in full sun. A lot of people keep concrete or a shady spot for bare feet.
Pool fences have their own rules
In Windsor, a pool falls under its own by-law, separate from the regular fence rules, and the pool needs a permit from the City. Other towns have their own rules, so check before you build.
Lines under the yard
Free utility locates usually stop at the meter, so private lines to a pool heater or pump may not be marked. Tell us what you know about where they run.
What it costs.
Rough ranges for Windsor-Essex, before HST. Every yard is different, so the free on-site estimate gives you the real number, in writing, the same day.
Concrete around the pool
$12–$16 per sq ft
Broom finish, on a compacted base, sloped to carry water away. Exposed aggregate and stamped finishes cost more.
Artificial turf
$10–$16 per sq ft
Strips set into the deck, or turf across the rest of the yard.
Decorative stone
$6–$12 per sq ft
Low-upkeep beds along the fence or the deck.
A 400 sq ft broom-finish deck is about $4,800–$6,400.
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“They tore out our old driveway and poured a new broom finish concrete, … installed artificial turf in the backyard and built a new patio … the best concrete and landscaping contractor in Windsor Essex.”
“Their team was professional, punctual, and did an amazing job transforming my yard. The landscaping looks beautiful, and the concrete work is flawless.”
“Hussein was easy to deal with and gave a few good suggestions on the layout. The team worked efficiently and everything looks clean and well put together. Big difference compared to how it looked before.”
Common questions.
Anything else, ask us at the free estimate. You'll have a written quote the same day.
How much does a concrete pool deck cost in Windsor?
Concrete around a pool starts at about $12–$16 per sq ft for a broom finish, before HST, so a 400 sq ft deck is about $4,800–$6,400. Exposed aggregate and stamped finishes cost more. You get an exact price in writing at the free estimate.
What's the best surface around a pool?
Concrete with a broom finish or exposed aggregate gives you a solid surface with some grip. Many yards add turf strips or turf beside the deck to soften it.
Is a concrete pool deck slippery?
A smooth finish can be when it's wet. A broom finish or exposed aggregate has more grip, and a non-slip additive in the sealer helps on stamped concrete.
Can artificial turf go right up to a pool?
Yes. It drains, stays mud-free and doesn't get tracked into the water. It does get warm in full sun, so plan some concrete or shade for bare feet.
Do I need a permit for a pool fence?
In Windsor, a pool falls under its own by-law and needs a permit from the City, and the enclosure has its own rules. Other towns differ, so ask first. We'll go over what applies at the estimate.
How soon can you start?
Usually in about two weeks. A 15-person full-time crew means we can actually get to you.
Is the work covered by a warranty?
Yes. We offer a one-year warranty, and we'll go over what it covers for your job at the free estimate. We're also fully insured and WSIB covered.
Often done on the same job.
One crew, one quote, one schedule. No juggling three contractors.
