Design + measure
We measure the pool and yard, check your survey and setbacks, and plan the layout, elevations, coping, and drainage.
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Pool decks in Weston.
Weston pool decks have to satisfy two reviewers: your HOA and the City. We design decks that look original to the house and submit a complete package so the City can process it on its Quick Permit track.
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Built for Weston
A pool deck planned for your yard and your pool.
Most Weston homes sit inside an HOA, and architectural review usually controls materials, colors, and how far a deck can extend. We prepare drawings and material samples for HOA approval first, then submit to the City.
Weston also tracks impervious area on every lot. Pools, decks, pavers, slabs, and screen rooms all count, so a deck expansion is planned with the City’s lot calculation from the start.
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Weston pool deck permits
What the Weston permit asks for.
We’re a State of Florida Certified General Contractor (CGC1527850). We prepare the permit package, submit it, and schedule every inspection. Here’s what the city looks for:
- Driveways, walks, patios and pool decks are on Weston’s Quick Permit list, with a 3–5 business day review when the submittal is complete. Pool resurfacing is on the list too.
- The submittal includes a current survey showing the proposed work and a Lot Calculation Sheet listing all existing and proposed impervious areas, including pools, decks, pavers, slabs and screen rooms.
- Contractors must be registered with the City, with current insurance and licensing on file.
- A recorded Notice of Commencement is required on projects of $5,000 or more, before the first inspection.
- Since July 1, 2026, state law exempts some single-family work under $7,500 from permits, but not structural work, pool barriers, electrical or plumbing work, or properties in a flood hazard area.
Sources: City of Weston Quick Permits; City of Weston Permit Submittal Requirements; City of Weston Building Permit Exemptions. Requirements change, so we confirm the current checklist with the city before every submittal.
Pool deck options in Weston
Choose the finish. We plan the system underneath.
Every deck is built on proper grading, compacted base, reinforcement, and slope away from the pool and the house.
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Concrete + turf joints
↗02Concrete panels separated by precise artificial grass strips.
Travertine, porcelain + pavers
↗03Premium stone and porcelain decks with matching coping.
Resurfacing
↗04A new color, texture and pattern over a sound existing deck.
Screen enclosures
↗05Pool cages engineered for South Florida wind requirements.
Pergolas + outdoor living
↗Shade, kitchens and lounges built on the deck we install.
How a Weston pool deck gets built
Four steps from design to final inspection.
Each step settles the decisions the next one depends on, so the pool stays protected and the jobsite stays organized.
Permit + approvals
We prepare the Weston permit package and any HOA submittal, then schedule the work once approved.
Remove + build
Careful demolition around the coping and shell, then base, reinforcement, and the new deck surface.
Inspect + complete
We pass final inspection, check slope and edges with you, and leave care and sealing instructions.
Our project work
Recent work by our crews.
Real photos from Concrete Solutions Today job sites. Each caption shows where the project was built.
A white concrete pool deck with diagonal turf lines →
The same concrete-and-turf approach we bring to Weston HOA communities, with no watering required.
Weston pool deck questions
What Weston homeowners ask first.
Clear answers before you get quotes.
Is a pool deck a Quick Permit in Weston?+
Yes. Weston lists driveways, walks, patios and pool decks as Quick Permits, with a 3–5 business day review when the submittal is complete. We prepare the survey, lot calculation, and application so it’s complete the first time.
Do I need HOA approval for a new pool deck?+
In most Weston communities, yes. HOA approval and the City permit are separate steps. We prepare drawings and material samples for your HOA, then submit to the City once it’s approved.
Does a bigger deck affect my lot coverage?+
Yes. Weston counts pools, decks, pavers, slabs and screen rooms as impervious area. We run the lot calculation before you approve the design, so the plan you like is one the City can permit.
Is my pool deck project exempt under the new $7,500 rule?+
Usually not. The state exemption that took effect July 1, 2026 excludes structural work, pool barriers, electrical and plumbing, and properties in flood hazard areas. Most pool deck replacements touch at least one of those.
Start with the design
Planning a new pool deck in Weston?
Send us a photo of your pool area and a rough size. We’ll schedule a site visit, measure, and walk you through layout, finish, permit, and timeline.