We protect pool investments in Palm Springs by replacing the failed expansion joint between your coping and deck, before water intrusion turns into a five figure repair.
Palm Springs Pool Protection
In Palm Springs, pool decks take a beating. Desert heat is the harshest climate in California for pool mastic, and joints here fail fastest of all. The flexible mastic joint that seals the gap between your coping and surrounding deck is the first thing to go, and once it cracks or pulls away, water reaches the soil underneath. From there the deck begins to move, slabs heave and settle, and a simple joint becomes a structural problem.
Pool Mastic Pros does one thing in Palm Springs: we remove the old, failed mastic completely, prep and clean the joint, set fresh backer rod at the correct depth, and install commercial grade, self leveling mastic in grey or tan with your choice of sand finish. Because mastic is all we do, every Palm Springs job runs the same disciplined process, finishes in a single day, and is backed by a written 2 year workmanship warranty.
We serve homeowners throughout Palm Springs, including Movie Colony, Las Palmas, and Indian Canyons. You get a fixed price by text before we schedule, the pool stays unused for a 48 hour cure, and nothing is owed until the work is complete and you have seen the finished joint.
Full Removal · Palm Springs
Finished Joint · Palm SpringsPalm Springs FAQ
Yes. Send a photo of your Palm Springs pool joint and we return a fixed, per linear foot quote by text, usually within one business hour. No waiting around for an in person estimate.
No. The pool cannot be used the day of service, and new mastic needs at least 48 hours to cure. Plan your Palm Springs service around that window.
We offer grey or tan, each with a sand or no sand finish. Most Palm Springs decks pair well with a color matched sand finish that blends into the texture. We match it to your deck when you book.
Sun, heat, and constant deck movement break mastic down, and Palm Springs 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.
