Replacing and Resetting perimeter coping stones

Special Considerations

  • Natural stone almost never needs to be replaced, is the most common for resetting.
  • Most stones used for coping should be sealed to protect them from weather, water damage, and staining.
  • Pools with curvature have "radius coping". For these scenarios, the stones need to be sent our for cutting. This incurs a separate cost to the project.
  • The space between the coping stone and the pool patio is called an "expansion joint". This allows for natural shift. It needs to be caulked.
Brick pathway surrounds an empty, concrete-lined pool. A blue pipe is visible inside the pool.