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If you are looking for new paving for your swimming pool area, you have come to the right place. At S&D Paving & Landscaping, we can create a long-lasting way to boost your whole property’s value while creating a more appealing space to unwind in right now.
Deciding what you need can sometimes be a challenge, which is why we are here to help. We offer a wide range of paving solutions, ensuring there is something for everyone and will help you choose the right one for your outside space.
Our team is full of great ideas for brightening up your pool area, starting with the right bullnose pavers or coping and working outward to paving slabs and flags that will lead up to your outdoor pool. Around the pool, textured paving can be used to encourage safety.
This cleft surface will help keep a non-slip area around the edge of your pool. We create swimming pool paving that not only looks great but functions well for your safety, helping to design an exceptional outdoor space the whole family can enjoy.
Porcelain paving is a good choice if you are looking to prevent algae growth and reduce staining around the swimming pool. It is a low-maintenance option for the long term and offers water and salt resistance. We have many options available for you to consider.
At S&D Paving & Landscaping, we are proud to work with all requirements for swimming pool paving and provide customised solutions. If you would like to talk to us about updating or replacing your existing swimming pool paving, please get in touch today.
To install new swimming pool paving and coping, we first need to remove any existing structures in your garden. Removing the old paving is required for our work, but also provides you with a great opportunity to start again; picking out a new colour scheme from scratch.
We offer a wide variety of swimming pool paving colours and textures to help you create a completely bespoke environment. Our team can guide you through our options to help you make the best decision, creating something safe and functional for your unique landscape.
A popular choice for swimming pool paving is neutral shades like buff, brown, and grey. These are not only very safe choices for your swimming pool paving, but they are also versatile and work well as part of a broader contemporary, Mediterranean, or traditional theme.
When working with S&D Paving & Landscaping, you have many options and can also choose from a range of surface textures for your swimming pool paving. From smooth porcelain slabs to the characteristic textured finish of classic limestone, we have something to suit all requirements.
Swimming pool paving not only needs to be an attractive addition to your landscape, but safe too. This is the area that protects people coming in and out of the pool, so qualities such as non-slip and quick drying are essential. Working with us gives you access to everything you need.
Our brief for this project in Ashtead was to create a new paved area to the rear of the property, including levelling the existing ground and replacing the pool surround.
This project was completed in two phases due to the size of the outside area. In phase 1 we removed the existing paving and created one level around the pool and patio.
We used porcelain paving slabs from London Stone for this project. They have very little absorption so work well around a pool area.
As well as installing the paving, we also created a new dining area which is now all on one level, complete with seating and relaxing areas.
This was a complete garden transformation project as our team also added some new low-level planting and new bedding areas, as well as extending some paved areas to give more room for garden furniture.
Check out the video to see our complete process, as well as the before and after of the landscape.
We use materials that are slip-resistant, durable, and able to withstand pool chemicals and moisture. Typical options include textured natural stone (e.g. sandstone, travertine), porcelain pavers, non-slip concrete, or engineered pool coping stones.
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