How is pool mastic priced in Encino?
We price by the foot rather than one flat rate, because a small courtyard pool and a long resort deck are not the same job. Up to 80 feet is a flat $1,280, then $16 a foot, stepping down to $15 a foot past 125 feet and $14 a foot past 200. Most Encino pools land in the $1,280 to $2,200 range.
How long will my Encino pool be out of use?
Single day, start to finish, for a standard residential pool. Larger commercial and HOA decks sometimes run to two. Either way the 48 hour cure window afterwards is fixed, because that is what gives the joint its full service life.
How often does pool mastic need replacing around Encino?
Most joints get five to seven years. In Encino we typically see them go earlier than that thanks to long dry heat followed by sharp overnight cooling. Do not judge it by appearance. A joint can look fine and be completely rigid, and a rigid joint is no longer absorbing any movement.
Why not just fill the cracked part?
No. Patching is why so many joints get replaced twice. New sealant needs clean concrete on both faces to bond to, and if it is sitting on degraded old material it inherits that material's remaining life, which is usually close to zero. Full removal is the only version we offer.
Grey or tan, which should I pick?
Two options, grey and tan, both sanded. The texture is the point: it blends with brushed concrete and stone decking, and it gives grip where a smooth bead would be slick when wet. If you are unsure, matching the coping almost always looks better than matching the deck.