Concrete pool decks in Hermosa Beach CA - a deck that grips wet feet and sheds water

Slick, hot or cracked deck around your pool? We build concrete decks chosen for grip and comfort underfoot, on ground that's packed and graded first.

A blue swimming pool is bordered by wide gray concrete pavers and tiered steps.

What makes a concrete pool deck workfor wet feet in Hermosa Beach

Rectangular backyard pool beneath a black-framed screened enclosure, bordered by pale stone coping and a grid of concrete pavers.
Light exposed-aggregate concrete pool deck curves around a swimming pool in a fenced backyard.

Most calls we get about concrete pool decks in Hermosa Beach start with something you can see, like a slick patch, water standing near the house or cracks spreading across the slab. People walk a pool deck wet and barefoot, so it has to give grip and carry water away from the house without washing dirt into the pool.

What moves the price is the deck's size, whether we tear out the old slab or resurface a sound one, the finish you choose and how much ground work it needs. The schedule turns on any permit your job calls for and on curing, the days fresh concrete needs before it takes weight. I'll put your figure in a written estimate.

I care most about the parts you won't see once it's poured, the packed base and the forms, because they decide whether the deck stays flat and drains right. If the budget gets tight, I'd trim the finish before the base. If your deck is worn but sound, we'll tell you plainly whether resurfacing makes more sense than replacing it.

You can count on a straight answer about what your deck needs, so call (424) 414-1585 and I'll come out to take a look.

Pool deck surfaces we pour and finish

We fit the surface to how much sun the deck gets and how the pool is used, and we can tie in concrete steps where your yard changes level.

  • Broom finish

    A broom finish is a light texture dragged across the fresh concrete so wet feet have something to grip. It's the plain, hard-working choice for many decks.

  • Exposed aggregate

    We wash back the top of the fresh concrete to show the stones in the mix, which gives a pebbly feel underfoot and hides dirt well.

  • Coatings over a sound deck

    When an old deck is worn but solid, we can lay a coating or overlay over it, so you get a fresh surface without tearing out the slab.

Stone-paved patio and broad steps lead to a screened porch, bordered by a stone house wall and garden.

Why homeowners call Bedrock Hermosa Beach Concretefor the deck around their pool

Working with us means talking to the person who'll be on site. I explain each step and the reason for it, and we treat your yard, neighbors and street with care.

  • I write every estimate myself

    I come out to look at every job and write the estimate myself, and our crew does the forming, pouring and finishing with me working right alongside them.

  • A framer's eye for level work

    I framed houses before I moved to concrete, and building on other people's slabs taught me how much a level, square pour matters, whether it's a deck or a slab foundation.

  • Careful flatwork since 2021

    I learned concrete under a seasoned finisher before starting the business in 2021, and we're best known for careful flatwork like driveways, patios and walkways.

  • Licensed and insured at your house

    We're licensed and insured, so the people working around your pool and yard are covered while the job is underway.

  • A clean yard and a respected street

    We keep the street clear for your neighbors, protect your yard and pool while we work, and leave the site clean before we go.

Your pool deck, priced on siteby Bedrock Hermosa Beach Concrete

Tell us the deck's rough size, its current finish and whether the pool is salt or chlorine, and we'll reply within one business day. I'll come out for a free on-site estimate, with no obligation.

How your deck gets builtfrom first call to walkthrough

We keep it simple by putting everything in writing first, so you know what we'll do and what it costs before any work starts.

  1. You call or send the form

    Call (424) 414-1585 or use the form on this page, and tell us a little about your pool and the deck you have now.

  2. I walk the site with you

    I come out, walk the deck and yard with you, and talk through what you'd like and what the city or county may ask for. Then you get a written estimate.

  3. Permit, forms and grade

    Once you approve the estimate, we take care of any permit, set the forms and check the grade so the deck falls away from the house before any concrete arrives.

  4. Pour day with me on site

    I'm on site with the crew on pour day, set inside Hermosa Beach's hours of 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, with none on Sundays or national holidays.

  5. Curing and care walkthrough

    Before we leave, I walk you through curing, the wait while fresh concrete gains strength, and how to look after the deck and its sealer.

Pool deck questions

What is the best finish for a concrete pool deck?

The best finish is the one that gives your feet grip and stays bearable in sun, since broom, textured, exposed aggregate, coating, overlay and decorative finishes all differ in both, and very dark finishes can get uncomfortable. On a wet deck grip matters as much as looks, so we weigh traction and heat underfoot along with color when we help you choose.

How do I know if my old pool deck can be resurfaced?

Start by having the slab looked at, because a coating over an existing deck can be a cost-effective way to refresh it and fix flaws only when the slab is a good candidate. That's the first thing I check on a worn deck.

How often does a concrete pool deck need to be resealed?

One maker's guide says film sealers need recoating every 18 to 24 months, while penetrating sealers last three to five years but bring out less color. You're trading richer color for more frequent work, and if you'd rather not reseal often, the penetrating kind is easier to live with. For a salt pool, the same maker advises a sealer made to resist chloride, because salt pools spray it onto the deck.

How much does a concrete pool deck cost near Hermosa Beach?

A 500 to 800 square foot concrete pool deck, installed, usually costs about $2,000 to $8,000 per job in the Los Angeles area. That's the wider market's range, not our price, and your written estimate gives you the figure for your own deck.

Do I need a permit for a pool deck in Hermosa Beach?

The city's list doesn't settle it, so ask the City of Hermosa Beach Building and Safety Division about your address before work starts. The division checks plans for all proposed construction before it issues building permits, and its list names additions and alterations to existing buildings, not pool decks. If your house is in the city's Coastal Zone, which runs east from the beach to Ardmore Avenue with some exceptions, mention that too, because the state's coastal rules define development broadly. If your deck calls for a permit, we handle the application and book the inspections.

What causes cracks where a pool deck meets the pool edge?

Usually it's the deck pushing on the pool as it expands and contracts, when the joint against the coping, the cap along the pool's rim, isn't sealed with a flexible mastic. One pool engineering firm says that seal has to be properly installed and kept up, or the movement frequently loosens coping and tile and cracks the waterline tile. I look at that joint when I walk your deck.

Concrete pool decks around Hermosa Beach

We're based in Hermosa Beach and work across the South Bay and the cities around it. Pick your city below to see how we work there, or call us about your deck.

Book your Hermosa Beach pool deck estimatefrom the person who'll pour it

We answer the phone early and late, 6 AM to 10 PM on weekdays and 8 AM to 10 PM on weekends, so call (424) 414-1585 or use the form after a swim and we'll set a time to look at your pool deck.