Frequently Asked Questions

Pool resurfacing involves removing the old interior surface and applying a new, durable finish. This process repairs any existing damage, enhances comfort, and protects the pool structure, ensuring that your swimming pool remains safe and visually appealing.

You may need pool renovation or resurfacing if you notice cracks, stains, rough surfaces, peeling plaster, frequent leaks, or an outdated appearance that regular cleaning and maintenance cannot resolve.

Most pool renovation or resurfacing projects take about one to two weeks to complete. The duration can vary based on the pool’s size, weather conditions, and any design changes. Additionally, you should factor in extra time for filling the pool and balancing the water chemistry.

A properly installed pool resurfacing finish can last between 10 and 15 years, depending on the material used, water chemistry, and maintenance practices. Some high-end finishes can even last longer when the pool is properly cared for.

Yes, we offer free estimates for pool renovation and resurfacing. Our team will visit your property in Houston, inspect the pool, discuss design ideas, and then provide a clear proposal outlining the recommended options and pricing.

We serve homeowners throughout the greater Houston area for pool renovations, resurfacing, and outdoor upgrades. We assist clients in various surrounding communities in updating aging pools and creating custom backyard spaces that they love.

For pool resurfacing, you can typically choose from standard plaster, quartz finishes, pebble finishes, and upgraded blends with glass beads. Each option offers different levels of durability, texture, and color choices to match your design vision.

Pool replastering specifically involves applying a new plaster interior. In contrast, pool resurfacing is a more general term that can encompass various finishes, such as plaster, pebble, quartz, and others, along with minor repairs during the process.

Yes, during a pool renovation, we can update your pool deck, pool coping, and pool tile simultaneously. This approach creates a cohesive look that enhances safety, functionality, and style around the entire swimming pool.

Yes, during a pool renovation, we can often add features such as a raised spa, waterfalls, sheer descents, fire pits, seating areas, and even outdoor kitchens, transforming an older pool into a complete entertainment space.

Yes, most pool resurfacing and many pool remodeling projects require draining the pool. This allows us to safely remove the old surface, address any repairs, install new finishes, and complete work on tile, coping, or decks.

After replastering or resurfacing, you can usually swim again in about a week. However, it’s important to closely monitor the water chemistry for approximately 30 days to protect the new interior surface.

Yes, our pool renovation and resurfacing projects come with manufacturer warranties for approved finishes and workmanship coverage. This gives Houston homeowners confidence that their new pool surface will be professionally installed and supported.

We primarily focus on residential pool renovations in Houston. However, we can consider certain commercial pool resurfacing or remodeling projects, depending on the size, condition, safety requirements, and scheduling needs of your property.

Yes, during a pool renovation, we inspect for cracks, delamination, rust, and any structural concerns. We then repair these issues before applying new pool resurfacing materials, ensuring the finish lasts and performs properly.

Yes, we can update your pool tile and coping if the existing interior surface is in good condition. This allows us to give your swimming pool a refreshed look without the need for a full renovation project.

Yes, during pool remodeling, we can coordinate upgrades to energy-efficient pumps, LED lighting, and automation systems. This helps your renovated Houston pool operate more quietly, cleanly, and efficiently, while also reducing your monthly utility bills.

Many homeowners schedule pool renovations in Houston during the cooler months or off-season when they use the pool less. This timing minimizes disruption and provides ample time for curing and startup.

Before a pool renovation or resurfacing, please clear any furniture, toys, and planters from the pool deck. Secure your pets, ensure gate access, and discuss equipment locations, water sources, and power needs with our team.

After installing new pool plaster or a pool surface, you should brush the walls, monitor pH and alkalinity levels, avoid using heaters initially, and carefully follow our startup instructions to prevent issues such as staining, scaling, or premature wear.

Financing for pool resurfacing and remodeling may be available through third-party lenders, depending on credit approval. We can discuss the current financing options for your pool projects and help you explore comfortable monthly payment plans.

Yes, a well-designed pool renovation, featuring fresh resurfacing, stylish tile, and an updated deck, can significantly enhance curb appeal, backyard enjoyment, and the perceived value of your home for potential buyers in Houston.

We can either match your existing pool design for a subtle refresh or create an entirely new look by updating colors, materials, shapes, and features tailored to your style.

When selecting a finish for pool resurfacing, consider your budget, preferred texture, color depth, and durability. Pebble and quartz typically offer longer lifespans and richer appearances than standard plaster.

Yes, it is generally safe to stay home during a pool renovation. However, be aware that there will be noise, dust, equipment, and workers on-site. We recommend supervising children and pets and keeping pathways clear.

To schedule a consultation with us, you can do the following: call our Houston office, submit the proposal request form on our website, or email us to arrange an on-site visit.