We protect pool investments in Coto de Caza by replacing the failed expansion joint between your coping and deck, before water intrusion turns into a five figure repair.
Coto de Caza Pool Protection
Across Coto de Caza, the gap between pool coping and deck is sealed with flexible mastic for a reason: concrete and the pool move independently, and that joint absorbs the movement. Coto de Caza's gated estate pools demand a flawless joint, and South County heat ages mastic steadily. As the mastic ages it loses flexibility, cracks, and pulls away, and the protection disappears right when your deck needs it most.
Pool Mastic Pros replaces that joint the right way for Coto de Caza homeowners. Full removal of the old mastic, a clean and prepped joint, correctly set backer rod, and commercial grade self leveling mastic in your choice of grey or tan, sand or no sand. It is the only service we offer, so every job is sharp, fast, and consistent.
We cover The Village, Los Ranchos Estates, and the Coto Valley and the wider Coto de Caza area, with a fixed quote by text before scheduling, a required 48 hour cure, no payment until the job is done, and a written 2 year warranty.
Full Removal · Coto de Caza
Finished Joint · Coto de CazaCoto de Caza FAQ
Sun, heat, and constant deck movement break mastic down, and Coto de Caza gets plenty of all three. Once the bead hardens it cracks and separates, and water starts getting through. It is normal wear, and it is exactly what we replace.
Yes, we service pools throughout Coto de Caza and the surrounding area. If you are just outside the city line, call us anyway. Odds are we are already working nearby.
One day. We remove the old mastic, prep the joint, set new backer rod, and install fresh mastic in a single visit, then the 48 hour cure window begins.
Coto de Caza jobs are priced per linear foot of joint, with a fixed quote sent by text before we schedule. It is a small fraction of the cost of repairing a Coto de Caza pool deck after a failed joint lets water wash out the soil beneath it.
