Cracks in Pool Deck FAQs
Not always — but it can. In Jacksonville, pool deck cracking often results from soil settlement or erosion under the concrete. However, widespread or uneven cracks near your home’s foundation could signal deeper movement.
LUX Foundation Solutions inspects both the pool deck and surrounding structures to identify whether it’s a surface issue or a foundation concern — protecting your home and outdoor space from further damage.
In St. Augustine’s humid coastal climate, hairline cracks are common due to temperature changes and moisture. LUX uses professional concrete caulking and sealing methods designed for pool environments. These flexible sealants prevent water intrusion, pool chemical damage, and surface erosion.
For cracks spreading across multiple slabs, our team performs a detailed inspection and may use foam injection for added stability beneath the concrete.
In Gainesville, the pool deck crack repair cost depends on the crack depth, area size, and soil condition. Minor sealing can be affordable, while polyurethane foam lifting may cost more.
LUX provides free assessments to determine the best repair method — ensuring your pool deck is restored safely and cost-effectively using durable, Florida-tested materials that last in humidity and heat.
Avoid DIY patching — most temporary fixes fail in Florida’s humidity. LUX inspects your pool deck to determine the cause, then restores it using foam lifting to stabilize the slab and industrial-grade caulking to seal joints. This ensures long-term stability and prevents recurring cracks.
If cracks widen, shift, or cause uneven surfaces, they may be structural. LUX Foundation Solutions conducts free assessments to determine whether the issue stems from soil movement or foundation stress. We offer tailored solutions like pier stabilization or concrete lifting when needed.