Pool deck cleaning. Grip stays. Grime goes.

Not with our method. Kool-deck is an acrylic-coated textured cement and it's easy to erode with high pressure or aggressive chemistry. We use low pressure with a surface cleaner float-technique and mild chemistry. If the Kool-deck is already failing (flaking, hollow), we'll tell you before we start, no surprise worse-than-before.

We cover the pool or work with the cover on when possible, use a plant-safe and pool-compatible chemistry at the correct dilution, and rinse toward the lawn/drain, not toward the pool. Minor inadvertent overspray into a sanitized pool is not a problem. Heavy contamination is, and we avoid it.

That's a tile cleaning, not a deck cleaning, different tool (bead blaster or pumice + chemistry). We can do it as part of the deck visit or refer to a pool tile specialist if it's a full-scale glass-bead bead-blasting job.

On stamped concrete, yes, acrylic sealer with anti-slip additive. On cool-deck we usually skip sealing because the texture is part of the product. On travertine or flagstone we'll do a penetrating stone seal that doesn't change the look.