Travertine Pool Decks & Patios in Thousand Oaks
Travertine and natural stone pool decks, pool coping and patios that stay comfortable underfoot and look great for years.
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Pool Decks & Patios by Steve & Angelo
Travertine is a favorite for pool decks in the Conejo Valley because it stays cooler in the sun than concrete and has a natural, slip-resistant texture. Outdoor stone takes a beating from sun, water and temperature swings, so the base and layout matter just as much as the stone.
We install pool decks, coping and patios for homes in Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Westlake Village, Agoura Hills and Camarillo.
Deciding on materials? Read our guide: Why choose travertine for a pool deck or patio?
You deal directly with the two people doing the work. Call or text 805-341-5986, and estimates are available on request.
What we install
- Pool decksTravertine and stone decking around the pool.
- Pool copingStone and brick coping along the pool edge.
- PatiosOutdoor dining and lounge areas in travertine and stone.
- Walkways & stepsStone paths and steps that tie the yard together.
- Outdoor wallsStone veneer on planters, walls and outdoor features.
- Re-surfacingReplacing tired concrete or old pavers with stone.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why travertine for a pool deck?
Travertine stays cooler underfoot than many surfaces and has a natural texture. It's one of the most popular pool deck materials in Southern California.
Do you replace pool coping?
Yes. We install stone and brick coping as part of a pool deck project.
Can you do the patio at the same time?
Yes. Many projects include the pool deck, patio and walkways together so everything matches.
Pool Decks & Patios Across the Conejo Valley
Based in Thousand Oaks and working in homes throughout Ventura County.
- Thousand Oaks
- Newbury Park
- Westlake Village
- Agoura Hills
- Camarillo
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Let's Talk About Your Project
Call or text Steve & Angelo directly. Texting a few photos of the space is the fastest way to get started.

