How much does pool mastic replacement cost in Spring Valley?
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 Spring Valley pools land in the $1,280 to $2,200 range.
How long will my Spring Valley pool be out of use?
One day for the overwhelming majority of residential pools. The crew arrives between 8 and 9, strips the old joint out, preps, installs and cleans up. The pool then needs 48 hours before anyone gets back in so the sealant cures fully.
How often does pool mastic need replacing around Spring Valley?
Budget for five to seven years, and expect the shorter figure in Spring Valley given hard water deposits and wide day to night temperature swings. The two things worth checking each spring are whether the sealant still compresses under a thumbnail, and whether it has pulled away from the coping anywhere along the run.
Can you just patch the bad section instead of the whole joint?
Never. A patch bonds to the failed sealant underneath it, not to the joint faces, which is why patched joints tend to let go within a season or two. Removing the whole run costs a little more on day one and is the reason we can warranty it for two years.
What does the finished joint look like?
Grey or tan, both in a premium sanded finish. The sand texture matches typical deck surfaces so the joint reads as part of the deck rather than a stripe across it, and it is far less slippery underfoot than a smooth sealant. Most owners match the coping rather than the decking.