Building an Above Ground Pool Deck at Microwave Speed

OK. So it's not possible to build an above ground pool deck at fast food speed. But I've been thinking about how popular above ground pools are in places like upstate NY, where the seasonal weather changes almost demand that a pool deck be built relatively quickly.

Once the sun begins to show itself again and the snow begins to melt - and folks, I was born in Rochester NY and I remember the snow there - you'll have a limited amount of time to get your above ground pool deck up if you still want to be able to enjoy it during your summer swim season.

This applies to anyone in the world who lives in a climate that really experiences climate change from season to season.

In other words, you don't have time to mess around or surf the 'net all day looking for reliable information on how to build a pool deck. Yes, you want to plan a dream pool deck that suits your needs and personal style, and is compliant with codes. But at the end of the day you can't be paralyzed with analysis.

At some point you'll have to be decisive and just get a pool deck up so you can actually see your kids having fun splashing around the pool without you having to strain just to look over the above ground pool walls.

Who wants to start a project... either the planning or building... and then get stuck on something because information was limited or misunderstood and then the project is on hold until next year? I wouldn't want that and I doubt you do too.

What you need is a comprehensive step-by-step guide to help you plan and build your dream above ground pool deck, and QUICKLY... or at least quickly enough to beat the season and have enough time to enjoy your new pool deck during what's left of summer.

To do this you'll need to know just the essentials, just what you really need to get the job done right. Not an overabundance of information that leaves you scratching your head and on the verge of giving up... or a massive tools list that leads you back to your local home improvement store buying or renting tools you might not really need.

For those of you living in an area I described above you'll need "just the facts jack" instead of being "make a new plan Stan".

My thanks to a Paul Simon song for that last one liner quote... :)

Treat yourself,

Paul Ottaviano
Createyourdeck.com