Address uneven concrete around the pool
Pool deck leveling with the surroundings in mind.
Uneven pool deck sections can leave abrupt edges and areas where water collects. Relevel evaluates the concrete, joints, drainage and nearby pool features before recommending a repair. Dual-component polyurethane foam can fill voids and lift suitable deck slabs, while any crack or joint caulking needs are considered separately in the proposed scope.
Signs to look for
Does this sound familiar?
Uneven edges between slabs
Settled deck sections can create abrupt transitions along the route around the pool.
Water collecting on the deck
Low areas may change how water moves across the concrete and through adjoining joints.
Gaps beside nearby features
The assessment considers how the deck meets adjoining surfaces and pool features.
Joints needing attention
Open or deteriorating joints may call for caulking alongside a lifting plan.
The right fit matters
Repair where it makes sense.
A possible fit
✓ The affected deck slabs are generally intact.
✓ The settlement and voids are accessible for treatment.
✓ The lift can be planned around nearby pool features.
Needs a closer assessment
✓ Heavily deteriorated or extensively broken concrete.
✓ Nearby features or access that limit injection placement.
✓ Cracks or joints requiring a separate sealing scope.
Your questions, answered
Questions about
pool deck leveling.
A few practical details to help you understand the service and your options.
Can Relevel lift concrete close to a pool?
The method may be suitable when the deck condition, access and nearby features allow it. Relevel evaluates the setting before planning injection points and the amount of lifting.
Is pool deck caulking included with leveling?
Not automatically. Caulking may be recommended when cracks or joints also need protection. The estimate should identify whether the project calls for lifting, caulking or both.
Will lifting the deck also repair the pool itself?
This service addresses the concrete deck slabs and their support. Relevel evaluates nearby features as part of planning, but a deck-leveling recommendation should not be treated as a repair plan for the pool structure.
What should I photograph around the pool?
Include a wide view of the affected deck, close-ups of uneven joints and a side view of the height difference. Photos of pooling or gaps near adjoining surfaces can also help the team understand the concern.