Pool Replastering
Pools wear with time. We replaster, retile, and resurface to bring back the clarity, color, and comfort your backyard deserves — built to last another 25+ years.
Our 5-Step Process
From drain to dive — we keep you informed every step of the way.
We carefully drain and inspect your pool, addressing any structural issues.
Old plaster is removed via hydro-blasting or chipping for optimal bonding.
We apply a fresh bond coat and replace tile and coping as needed.
Hand-troweled finish with your choice of plaster, quartz, or pebble aggregate.
Refill, balance chemistry, and walk you through proper care of your new finish.
Why replaster now?
- Faded, stained, or rough plaster is uncomfortable and can harbor algae.
- Cracks and delamination expose the gunite shell to water damage.
- Modern finishes last longer and look dramatically better.
- Boost your home's value and enjoy your backyard again.
How Long Does Pool/Spa Resurfacing Last?
Because pool and spa finishes remain fully submerged at all times, they are continually exposed to a wide range of water chemistry conditions. Certain materials are engineered to be more resilient and better equipped to withstand these fluctuations than others.
However, no pool surface is entirely resistant to wear or deterioration when a pool or spa is not properly maintained. The care decisions you make play a significant role in the long-term performance and appearance of your pool. Consistent attention to water chemistry and routine maintenance will substantially extend the life of your finish.
With proper water chemistry and regular maintenance, a pebble-resurfaced pool typically lasts 20–25 years.
A Few Things to Keep in Mind
The color of your pool water is influenced by several variables, including water depth, the angle and intensity of sunlight, and the balance of chlorine and other chemicals being used.
Pebble finishes are also highly reflective, naturally drawing in tones from the surrounding decking, landscape, and sky. As a result, a deep pool under bright midday sun will display significantly richer, more vivid color than a shallow pool beneath overcast skies.
Finish Durability
Proper maintenance and balanced water chemistry will meaningfully extend the life of any finish you choose.
White plaster typically has the shortest lifespan because of the softer marble component in the mix.
Quartz finishes generally outlast standard plaster thanks to a harder quartz aggregate blended with marble and cement. With well-managed water chemistry, a quartz finish can comfortably exceed its average service life.
Pebble finishes can last 20+ years and are the most durable, premium option we recommend.
Texture Options
We offer two distinct Pebble finishes — each with its own character and feel underfoot.
Larger natural pebbles deliver a classic, textured surface. Often blamed for feeling rough, but a properly trowelled Pebble finish should feel consistent and comfortable.
Our mini-pebble line uses smaller aggregate than the original, producing a noticeably smoother surface with reduced texture while keeping all the durability of a true Pebble finish.
Our Luminous Glass bead blend can also be added to both Original Pebble and Mini Pebble finishes to create an even slicker, more refined texture.
Water Temperature
Want to beat the heat? Choose lighter finish colors paired with a deeper pool to keep the water refreshingly cool. Prefer to soak up the sun? A shallow pool with a dark-bottomed finish will warm up quickly — the choice is yours.
Just like a black car parked in the sun, a dark-bottomed pool absorbs solar heat. We've seen dark quartz and Pebble finishes gain as much as 8–10 degrees on a hot Texas afternoon. Shallow pools and spas will always heat up faster than deeper bodies of water.
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