Connect your poolside gathering space with a deck layout designed around everyday movement. RC Deck Co serves Ardmore and the surrounding Main Line.
Plan your projectA pool deck needs to be planned around the pool, circulation, wet feet, furniture, and maintenance access. The surface material and layout should be selected together rather than treated as separate decisions.
Ardmore includes properties in Lower Merion and Haverford townships. Confirm which township contains the property before starting the design and application process.
We discuss splash exposure, product-specific traction and heat, clear access to pool equipment, and the relationship between deck railings and any required pool barrier. Final details depend on the site and the applicable approvals.
Keep pool access clear when positioning deck stairs and railings. Compare composite decking options using the selected product’s wet-use guidance; a deck railing should not automatically be treated as an approved pool barrier. Review all outdoor services in Ardmore or explore pool decks across the Main Line as you compare the scope.
Photos of your existing space, approximate dimensions, and any available survey are useful for the first conversation. The team will review access, existing conditions, and your goals before establishing a detailed scope.
Discuss your project
Locate the house, boundaries, and proposed footprint on one plan, then use the checklist for the correct Ardmore township. Coordinate the pool barrier, equipment access, wet-use surface selection, and deck footprint; pool and deck approvals are property-specific.
Start with the property municipality and a plan showing boundaries, the existing house, and the outdoor work being considered.
The two townships publish different application resources. Lower Merion provides expansion guidance; Haverford Township provides residential submission and site-plan information through Building & Codes.
Local resources reviewed October 16, 2026. Confirm current requirements for your parcel and final design with the municipality.
For a specified Deckorators system, review Deckorators installation instructions and Deckorators care and cleaning. For an Eva-Last alternative, use Eva-Last installation resources and Eva-Last cleaning and care. Confirm the exact product and intended application before applying any guidance. Ask us how the written project and warranty commitments apply to your proposal.
Review the exact product’s guidance for wet exposure, traction, heat, fastening, and care. The layout also needs to preserve equipment access and coordinate with the pool barrier requirements applicable to the property.
The site conditions, size, height, materials, access, and details of the design determine the scope. A consultation and site review are needed before RC Deck Co can provide project-specific pricing.
Call (610) 246-0546 or prepare an estimate request with your address, goals, and photos. The first conversation covers the site and your priorities; the design and written scope follow from that review.
The two townships publish different application resources. Lower Merion provides expansion guidance; Haverford Township provides residential submission and site-plan information through Building & Codes. Requirements must be confirmed for the actual parcel and final design.
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A new deck, a little more shade, or a backyard that brings everything together. Start with a few details, wherever you are in the planning process.
Submit your project directly to RC Deck Co. No email app is needed. Our team will follow up to discuss your plans.