Concrete Pool Decks in Kent, WA

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Planning a new or replacement concrete pool deck in Kent? Here’s what keeps it safe and dry, typical cost ranges, and what we need to quote it.

  • Slip-resistant texture and sealer
  • Deck sloped away from the pool
  • Coping and expansion joints planned in
Pool with a concrete surround and lawn
Illustrative photo, not a completed project of ours

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Concrete Pool Decks for Kent properties

A pool deck has two jobs: grip under wet bare feet, and move water away from the pool. In the Seattle area there’s an extra one: dry out between rains so moss and algae don’t take over. Finish texture, slope and drains decide how a deck performs far more than the pattern you pick.

Mid-century homes downtown and on Scenic Hill, many 1970s through 2000s subdivisions on East Hill, and new homes and townhomes. We work across East Hill, West Hill, Panther Lake, Meridian, Lake Meridian, Scenic Hill, the Kent Valley and downtown.

New pool surrounds

Decks around new pools, poured after the shell and coping are set.

Replacing old decks

Cracked, heaved or slippery decks around existing pools.

Hot tub pads

Level, reinforced pads for spas and hot tubs.

Kent conditions that affect your pool deck

Yards and access

Subdivision lots generally have good truck access. Fenced back yards and hillside lots can still need a pump or a longer wheelbarrow route.

Rain and drainage

Standing water on valley lots and runoff on hill lots are the two main ways concrete fails here. Slope and drains are planned on every job.

Tree roots

Street trees and large firs in older East Hill neighborhoods are a common cause of lifted walks and cracked driveway edges.

Details that help us price your pool deck in Kent

You don’t need answers to all of these. They’re the questions that shape the design and the price.

Pool type

In-ground, existing or new, and the coping material.

Deck size

Rough square footage or a sketch.

Existing deck

Photos of cracks, heaves and where water sits.

Shade

Trees and shade affect moss and drying.

Finish

Broom, aggregate, stamped or a coating.

Access

Gate width and route to the back yard.

Options to talk through

FinishGood forKeep in mind
BroomBudget decks with good gripPlain look; reliable traction
Exposed aggregateWet climates and lots of foot trafficGrippy; can feel rough on bare feet if coarse
StampedA stone look around the waterNeeds grit-additive sealer
Textured coatingsCooler, softer surface on sound concreteDepends on the product and upkeep

Permits for concrete pool decks in Kent

The residential building code used across Washington exempts most ground-level patios, walks and driveways from a building permit, but grading, drainage and work in the street right-of-way can still need permits. Kent’s Permit Center makes the call for your property, and we’ll tell you what we expect before you commit.

Planning a pool deck in Kent?

Call to talk it through, or send a few details and photos.

What concrete pool decks typically cost in the Seattle area

Ballpark numbers help you plan a budget before anyone visits. Use them as a starting point, not a promise.

Pool deckTypical installed range
Concrete pool deck, by finish$14–$28 per sq ft
Exposed aggregate or stamped$20–$30+ per sq ft
Decks with drainage, curves, coping and decorative work$18–$35+ per sq ft

Typical market ranges, not a quote from Seattle Concrete Contractors. These are ranges other Seattle-area concrete contractors publish for this work (Cloud Concrete Seattle (2026 pool deck cost guide) and Bellevue Concrete Contractors FAQ, checked November 2026). Your price depends on size, access, removal, base work, finish and permits, and on conditions at your Kent property. We give a written quote after we understand the job.

Concrete Pool Decks in Kent: quick answers

What’s the best pool deck finish for a rainy climate?

Broom or exposed aggregate with a non-slick sealer. Stamped works with a grit additive in the sealer.

How much does a concrete pool deck cost?

Other Seattle-area contractors publish about $14–$28 per sq ft depending on finish, and $18–$35+ for complex decks with drainage, curves and coping.

Can my old pool deck be resurfaced?

If it’s sound and not heaving, an overlay or coating may work. Cracked, sunken decks usually need replacement.

Do I need a permit for concrete work in Kent?

Ground-level flatwork on private property is often exempt, while retaining walls over 4 ft from the bottom of the footing and work in the right-of-way need permits. Kent’s Permit Center processes permits online and can confirm for your address.

Learn more about concrete pool decks

See the full concrete pool decks guide, or all concrete services in Kent.

Tell us about your project

A few photos and rough measurements are enough to start. If you’re not sure what the job needs, describe the problem and we’ll talk it through.

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