Pool decks & surrounds
Broom-finish or decorative concrete around above-ground and inground pools, graded to shed splash and rain away from the pool wall.

The concrete around a pool matters as much as the water in it. Pool Patrol Pros pours pool decks, patios, walkways, and equipment pads across the Lehigh Valley — planned around drainage, access, and how your backyard actually gets used.
Why homeowners call
Pool Patrol Pros serves Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Catasauqua, Whitehall, Emmaus, Macungie, and nearby Lehigh Valley towns with owner-led pool work and clear follow-up.
Broom-finish or decorative concrete around above-ground and inground pools, graded to shed splash and rain away from the pool wall.
Patios, sitting areas, and walkways that connect the pool to the house, so the backyard works as one space instead of separate pieces.
Level, properly sized pads for pumps, filters, and heaters, poured where the plumbing and electrical actually need them.
Quote-ready details
Anyone can pour a slab. Pouring one that lives next to a pool takes pool sense.
Slope, drainage, splash zones, and cover anchor points get planned before the forms go in. Concrete near water is its own kind of job.
Standard broom finish for grip around water, with stamped and decorative options worth discussing at the quote stage.
Bundle concrete with a pool install, liner, or renovation and skip coordinating a separate contractor who has never set foot near a pool.
What happens next
Tell us what you want poured, roughly how big, and what it sits next to: pool, house, shed, or slope.
We check grade, access, drainage, and how the new concrete ties into the pool and yard before pricing the work.
Excavation, base, forms, pour, and finish, with clear guidance on cure time before furniture and foot traffic return.
Describe the pour: pool deck, patio, walkway, or pad. If it ties into a pool project, mention that too and we will plan the sequencing together.
Pool-side work is the focus: decks, surrounds, patios, walkways, and equipment pads. If it is part of making the backyard and pool work together, it fits. We are not a general road-and-driveway concrete outfit.
Yes, and it usually should be. Sequencing the pour around the pool work avoids tearing up finished surfaces, and one crew owns the whole plan.
Broom finish is the standard around water because of grip. Stamped and decorative finishes are available, and the quote conversation is the right place to weigh looks against maintenance.
Weather drives it. Most Lehigh Valley pours happen spring through fall, and we schedule around temperature and rain so the cure is not compromised.
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