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When a homeowner makes the decision to resurface a pool deck with RenuKrete instead of tearing it out, one question almost always comes up. "Will it actually last?" It is a fair question, and the best way to answer it is to revisit a project years after installation and see how it has held up. A recent visit to a Classic Flagstone - Hurricane Slate deck completed in 2021 did exactly that, with the answer coming straight from the homeowner. Here is what Rich of New Jersey had to say.

Picture this scene. A concrete pool deck that has seen better days. Maybe it's cracked in a few places. Maybe it has gone rough and dull, looking more like a parking lot than the backyard that was originally envisioned. Maybe there's a crack the owner has been meaning to deal with for the last three summers. Eventually, enough is enough. Research begins. Pretty quickly, the term "concrete overlay" comes up. The overlay company's website makes it sound straightforward: a new surface on top

Tearing out a concrete pool deck is one of the biggest headaches a homeowner can take on. Demolition is messy, loud, expensive, and often comes with surprise complications like town permits, disposal fees, contractor delays, and weeks of disruption in your backyard. That’s why homeowners across the Northeast are turning to RenuKrete instead. Our proprietary resurfacing system allows us to transform worn, cracked, outdated concrete without ripping anything out. We work directly with your...