Concrete patios and pool decks can be made to mimic any style or design.

There are several factors that will impact the cost of your concrete pool deck and patio. Some of the factors that affect the cost include the elevation of the pool and the amount of time it will take to form and finish it. 

Concrete patios can add value to your home in a number of ways, including:

• Durability
  Concrete patios are long-lasting and can withstand heavy foot traffic and various weather conditions. They can last for many years without losing their appearance or functionality. 

• Low maintenance
  Concrete patios require minimal maintenance compared to other materials like wood or vinyl. You can keep your patio clean with a broom or leaf blower, and rinse it with water to remove dirt and mud. You may also need to seal the concrete occasionally to protect it from cracking, chemicals, moisture, and color fading.
• Cost-effective
  Concrete is an inexpensive material, and concrete patios are usually more affordable than other materials. 
• Design options
  Concrete patios offer a wide range of design options, including different patterns, textures, and colors.
• Accessibility
  Concrete patios can be made accessible for people with impaired mobility by applying finishing techniques like broom brush or slip-resistant coatings. 
• Curb appeal
  Concrete patios can increase the curb appeal of your home. 
• Living space
  Concrete patios extend your living space outdoors, providing more room for entertaining and relaxing. You can add a grill, fire pit, or outdoor kitchen to create the ultimate outdoor living space. ​

Reasons To Opt For A Concrete Patio  

A concrete patio is an excellent choice for your outdoor living space. Call Apax Concrete Contractors for a consultation. A new patio will be durable and last for years of enjoyment.

Finish Options For a Decorative Concrete Pool Deck

A concrete pool deck can be finished with a coping and a thin border around the pool. It's often attached to the pool and attached to the deck. Another option is to build a cantilevered deck, which sits on top of the edge of the pool.