San Antonio rectangular pool: a fresh marble-dust plaster interior
For this rectangular San Antonio pool, the work focused on marble-dust plaster resurfacing. The two documented stages show the existing interior during preparation and the fresh finish as refilling begins.
What was renewed
- Marble-dust plaster resurfacing of the pool interior
- Existing surface photographed during preparation
- Fresh interior photographed with refilling in progress
What stayed in place
Waterline tile and coping were not replaced in this project. Those existing details remain visible in the photographs, so the scope should be understood as interior resurfacing rather than a complete replacement of the pool edge.
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 · Existing interior during preparation
The overall view records the interior while preparation is underway, together with the surrounding patio and pool edge.
02 · Fresh interior with refilling underway
The refreshed light interior is visible as water returns. The waterline tile and coping were retained; filling and later water care are separate stages from finish application.
Planning an interior-focused project
You can discuss resurfacing without assuming every surrounding detail needs replacement. Share the existing finish, areas of concern and which tile or coping you hope to keep. Assessment determines the preparation and the written scope; photos help start the conversation.
The second photograph shows refilling in progress, not a completely filled or swim-ready pool. The ten-day interval between capture dates is not a claim about working duration. These are original project photographs from our crew.