A worn interior is a reason to assess the surface beneath it, not just choose a new color. We help you separate finish work from any additional repairs your pool may need.
Start with the condition of the existing finish
Tell us where the surface feels rough, where stains appear and whether you have noticed flaking, missing material or visible cracks. These observations help us plan an assessment; a photograph alone cannot establish the cause of every surface problem.
Plan the preparation before the new finish
The estimate should identify how the existing surface will be prepared, the finish selected and any separately scoped repairs. Tile and coping can be considered at the same time so their connection to the new interior is planned together.
Our dedicated crew has more than 20 years of experience. Our one-year warranty starts when our work is completed. It covers leaks caused by our work and plaster peeling or delamination caused by material or workmanship defects. Details are provided in writing with your receipt. Typical resurfacing construction takes 3–5 days. Start dates, refilling, curing and swimming readiness are confirmed separately.
Questions worth asking.
Can every stain be fixed by resurfacing?
The cause matters. A new finish changes the interior surface, but staining or water loss can have other contributing factors. Describe the problem so we can discuss what needs assessment before agreeing on a scope.
Does resurfacing include structural or plumbing repairs?
Those should not be assumed to be included. The written estimate identifies the agreed preparation, finish and any additional repairs; unresolved concerns need to be discussed before work begins.