Pool Deck Pavers in Lakewood Ranch, Sarasota & Bradenton

The cost of a paver pool deck depends on the size of the deck, the material and the condition of what is there today, so we do not publish prices. Travertine usually costs more upfront than standard concrete pavers. Removing an old deck, correcting the base, working around drains, steps and the pool edge, and adding sealing all change the scope. A deck inside a screened enclosure also needs careful planning around the cage and the doors to the house. To give you an accurate number, we review your request and photos, then visit to measure and check drainage and heights in person. You receive a free written estimate that lists removal, base preparation, installation, sealing and cleanup, with no obligation. Photos of your current deck help us prepare faster.

The timeline for a pool deck project depends on the size of the deck, the material and whether the old surface has to be removed, and we confirm it in your written estimate. Removal, base preparation and compaction, laying and cutting the pavers around the pool, filling the joints and sealing each take time, and summer rain can pause outdoor work for a day or more. If your community requires HOA approval, that review also needs to happen before the start date. Once approval is in place, we confirm the start date and the expected number of working days, keep you updated if the weather changes the plan, and walk through the finished deck with you before we leave. If you need the deck ready by a certain date, mention it in your request.

Many Lakewood Ranch communities require approval before exterior changes such as a new pool deck, so check with your HOA or architectural review committee before you set a start date. Rules differ from one community to another. An application may ask for the material, color and pattern, a site plan or photos, and the name of the contractor, and some associations also ask for a certificate of insurance. HOA reviews can take a few weeks, so it helps to start early. We recommend requesting your estimate first: once we visit and measure, your written estimate gives you the project details you may need for the application. P&R General Services is fully insured, so we can provide a certificate of insurance if your association asks for one. Once you have approval, we schedule the work.

Both work well. Travertine usually stays more comfortable underfoot and has a natural look, and it needs sealing. Concrete pavers offer more colors and a consistent look. Light colors stay cooler in either material. Our blog post compares them in detail.

Sometimes. It depends on the condition of the slab and the height changes at doors, drains and the pool edge. We evaluate this during the free estimate and recommend the right approach.

Any outdoor surface warms up in the Florida sun. Lighter colors and natural stone such as travertine are generally more comfortable for bare feet than dark concrete products.

Yes. Sealing helps protect color and stabilize joint sand, and it makes routine cleaning easier.

Our focus is Lakewood Ranch, Sarasota and Bradenton. We also serve Venice, Osprey, Nokomis, Ellenton, Parrish, Siesta Key, Anna Maria, Holmes Beach, Myakka City, Longboat Key and Palmetto.