Decks, pavers & summer kitchens
Pool decks & outdoor living in Orlando
The space around your pool matters as much as the pool itself. We take care of everything outside the water, in materials and styles that match your home.
- Deck replacement
- 3–5 days
- Full outdoor project
- Up to 2 months
- Materials
- Travertine & pavers
Quick answer
How long does a new pool deck take in Orlando?
A pool deck replacement takes three to five days, and a full outdoor transformation with a summer kitchen and screen enclosure can take up to two months. D&J The Pool Resurfacers (Florida license CPC1459797) installs travertine and concrete pavers, restores and expands existing decks, builds summer kitchens and coordinates screen enclosures through a trusted partner company.
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Your backyard, fully transformed.
Whether you're replacing an old concrete deck, expanding an existing surface or building a complete outdoor living space alongside a new pool or renovation, we work with a range of materials and styles to match your home's architecture and your vision.
Your deck works harder than your pool. It takes full Florida sun every day, heats up and cools down, gets wet over and over, and handles foot traffic and chemical splash the pool itself never sees. Over the years that is where cracks, rough spots and fading start.
When deck work is done together with a pool renovation or new construction, the result is one cohesive space that looks intentional and holds up in Florida's year-round climate.
What we do outside the water
- Travertine and concrete paver installation
- Restoring and renewing existing deck surfaces
- Expanding existing decks
- Summer kitchens
- Screen enclosure installation, coordinated through a trusted partner company
Signs your pool deck needs work
The pool can look fine while everything around it tells a different story. These are the signals worth acting on.
- Cracks that are wider this season than last
- A surface rough enough to catch on bare feet
- Water pooling where it never used to
- Spalling: the surface coming apart in pieces
- A deck that feels noticeably hotter underfoot than it used to
- Faded, uneven color from years of Florida sun
- You're resurfacing or building a pool and want the deck to match
- You want more space: a bigger deck, a summer kitchen or a screen enclosure
How does a pool deck project work?
Timelines depend on scope and materials. A deck replacement takes 3–5 days; a full transformation with a summer kitchen and screen enclosure can take up to two months.
Step 1
Visit and quote
We look at your space, talk through what you want and give you a clear quote.
Step 2
Assessment of the existing deck
We check the concrete's structural condition, the cracks, the drainage and the current surface. If resurfacing won't solve the problem, we tell you before anyone signs anything.
Step 3
Materials and style
We help you choose travertine or concrete pavers, and a style that matches your home's architecture and your pool finish.
Step 4
Preparation
The most important and least visible phase: cracks are filled and stabilized and the surface is prepared so the new material bonds and sits correctly.
3–5 days
Installation
Our crew installs the new deck. A deck replacement can be completed in three to five days.
Up to 2 months
Summer kitchen and screen enclosure
For a full outdoor transformation we build the summer kitchen and coordinate the screen enclosure with our trusted partner company, all in one plan.
Doing the deck at the same time as your pool is often the best moment: the crew is already on site and the transition at the coping is handled as one detail.
Travertine, concrete pavers or restoring your deck?
There's no single right answer. It depends on the condition of your current deck, the look you want and how the space is used.
| Option | Travertine pavers | Concrete pavers | Restore the existing deck |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Natural stone pavers | Concrete pavers in a range of styles | Renewing the deck surface you already have |
| Why people choose it | Stays cool underfoot in direct sun and has a natural, high-end look | Water drains between the joints instead of pooling | Refreshes the look without replacing the whole deck |
| In Florida | Handles humidity without cracking or fading | Helps avoid standing water, which is a slip hazard | Works when the concrete underneath is structurally sound |
| Good to know | Can often go over an existing concrete deck once the slab is assessed | Same: the slab is checked first, and structural cracks are fixed before anything goes on top | Active structural cracks must be addressed first |
We work with a range of materials and styles to match your home's architecture.
Why is travertine so popular for pool decks?
Travertine is one of the most popular choices for pool decks in Central Florida. It stays cool underfoot in direct sun, handles Florida humidity without cracking or fading, and has a natural, high-end look that complements any pool finish.
What affects the cost of a new pool deck?
Every outdoor project is quoted after a visit, and quotes are always free. These are the factors that shape the scope.
Scope
Restoring an existing surface, replacing a deck or expanding it are three different projects.
Material
Travertine and concrete pavers differ in look and feel, and the one you choose changes the budget.
Condition of the slab
Cracks, drainage problems and spalling need to be addressed before anything new goes on.
Size and layout
The square footage and the shape around your pool change material and labor.
Extras
A summer kitchen or a screen enclosure turns a deck project into a full outdoor transformation.
How to prepare for deck work at home
A little preparation keeps the crew moving and your yard protected.
Before we start
- Clear furniture, grills, planters and decor from the deck
- Make sure the crew and materials can get into the backyard
- Turn off irrigation zones that spray onto the deck
- If you live in an HOA, get written approval for deck work first
While we work
- Expect a busy backyard: equipment, materials and some noise
- Keep children and pets away from the work area
- If the pool is being resurfaced too, it is off-limits until the start-up is done
When it's done
- Travertine and pavers last longer with joint maintenance and periodic sealing
- If the pool was resurfaced too, follow the start-up care for the first weeks
- Plan the next phase (kitchen, enclosure) in the same conversation
Why homeowners and properties choose D&J
No inflated numbers, just the things you can check before you sign.
Licensed: CPC1459797
A Florida Certified Pool/Spa Contractor license, valid statewide. Verify it yourself in under two minutes.
Verify at myfloridalicense.comCertified PebbleTec applicators
PebbleTec carries a 25-year manufacturer warranty and can only be installed by authorized applicators. We are also NPC certified and FSPA members.
Our own crew
The team that preps your pool is the team that sets the tile and hand-trowels the finish.
Meet the teamAn Orlando showroom
Serving Central Florida since 2014. Choose tile and finish in person at 5610 Carder Rd, Orlando, before anything is ordered.
Pebble, quartz and polished
Three interior finishes, applied by hand and built for Florida's sun and pool chemistry.
English and Spanish
Se habla español. We explain every step in the language you prefer, and quotes are always free.
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What our customers say
Real Google reviews, word for word. D&J is rated 4.7 on Google from 43 reviews.
Rated 5 out of 5
“D&J resurfaced my pool/deck and also installed travertine in our tiki hut. They made our 30 year old pool look new again and did a great job. Highly recommend!”
Abby M. · Google review Rated 5 out of 5
“Really happy with the work, price, and quality of having our pool resurfaced and coping replaced with D&J. Would absolutely recommend them to anyone. They were also very responsive with questions.”
Jessica D. · Google review Rated 5 out of 5
“I'm very happy with the pool renovation. It looks modern now and like new. Professional, and I recommend them.”
Roxana A. · Google reviewTranslated from Spanish
Where we work in Central Florida
From our Orlando showroom to Central Florida and Florida's east coast. Find your city:
- Orlando
- Kissimmee
- Winter Park
- Maitland
- Windermere
- Winter Garden
- Lake Mary
- Longwood
- Davenport
- Casselberry
- Saint Cloud
- Apopka
- Palm Bay
- Titusville
- Melbourne
Pool deck questions, answered
Straight answers, based on how we actually work.
How long does a new pool deck take?
A deck replacement can be completed in three to five days. A full outdoor transformation, including a summer kitchen and screen enclosure, can take up to two months.
Why choose travertine for a pool deck?
It stays cool underfoot in direct sun, handles Florida humidity without cracking or fading, and has a natural, high-end look that complements any pool finish.
Travertine or concrete pavers: which should I choose?
Travertine stays cooler underfoot and has a natural stone look. Concrete pavers let water drain between the joints instead of pooling. We help you choose based on your home's architecture, your pool finish and how you use the space.
Can pavers or travertine go over my existing concrete deck?
In many cases, yes, but the slab has to be assessed first. Structural cracks or instability must be fixed before anything is installed on top.
Can you restore my existing deck instead of replacing it?
We restore and renew existing deck surfaces as well as install new ones. We'll look at your deck and tell you which makes sense.
Do you install screen enclosures?
Yes. We coordinate screen enclosure installation through a trusted partner company, so it's part of one plan.
Do you build summer kitchens?
Yes. Summer kitchens are part of our outdoor living work, often planned together with a new deck.
Can you do the deck at the same time as my pool?
Yes, and it's often the best time. Doing the deck with a pool renovation or new construction gives you one cohesive outdoor space and a clean transition at the coping.
Do I need HOA approval for deck work?
In most communities, yes. Exterior changes visible from neighbors or common areas usually go through architectural review, and submitting deck and pool work together often streamlines it.
Worth reading before you decide
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- License CPC1459797
- Google rating 4.7 (43 reviews)
- Se habla español