San Antonio pool & spa: marble-dust plaster resurfacing
This San Antonio project shows how a new interior can sit alongside the pool’s existing details. Our crew resurfaced the pool and spa with marble-dust plaster, while retaining the waterline tile and stone coping.
What was renewed
- Marble-dust plaster resurfacing of the pool and spa interior
- Surface preparation documented while work was underway
- A fresh interior documented before filling, followed by the filled pool and spa
What stayed in place
The waterline tile and stone coping were not replaced. The visible change in these photos is the renewed interior and the return of water, rather than a tile or coping replacement project.
The project, in photographs.
Each view is from this project. Open a photograph to inspect the full image; the dates record when the photos were taken.
01 · Surface preparation underway
The empty pool is photographed during preparation. The raised spa, stone surround and existing waterline tile help connect this view to the later photographs.
02 · Fresh plaster before filling
The new interior is already present in this view. It is a before-filling photograph, not a photograph of the worn finish before resurfacing.
03 · Filled pool and spa
The final photographed stage shows the pool and spa filled. Existing stone coping and waterline tile remain part of the finished appearance.
Planning a similar pool renovation
If you want a new interior while keeping an existing stone edge or waterline, tell us that at the assessment. We can discuss how the preparation and chosen finish fit the parts you want to retain. Your written estimate confirms the actual scope, material and responsibilities for your pool.
These are original project photographs from our crew. The first photograph shows preparation already underway. Photos were taken on different dates and from opposite ends of the pool; they do not establish the number of working days.