Resurfacing

We offer two options for your pool’s interior: we can either patch or repair the existing surface or provide you with a completely new interior. In the case of a new interior, our process begins with the careful removal of the current surface, followed by thorough preparation for the new finish. We then resurface the interior using your choice of a plaster, pebble, or quartz finish. Rest assured, we will guide you through the decision-making process, considering factors such as your unique backyard, the shape and size of your existing pool, and your budgetary constraints regarding both finances and time.

When it comes to pool repair, whether you’re considering a complete resurfacing or simply a patch, certain signs will indicate that it’s time to take action. Below are key indicators that suggest it’s best to reach out for professional assistance.

• Stains: Stains on your pool surface can result from debris accumulation or chemical exposure. Additionally, algae can contribute to these blemishes. While some stains may be easily cleaned, persistent or stubborn stains may indicate the need for resurfacing.
• Erosion: Similar to how ocean tides wear away rocky shorelines, the flow of water in your pool can erode material, leaving unsightly rough spots. Maintaining proper chemical balance can help mitigate this issue. However, if marks of erosion continue to appear despite balanced chemicals, you should consider professional pool repair.
• Rust: Rust spots signal that resurfacing may be necessary. While these spots can be temporarily patched, a permanent solution would involve resurfacing the affected areas.
• Discoloration: A newly installed pool typically features that pristine blue hue homeowners cherish. Over time, however, discoloration can occur, resulting in white blotches across the surface. As pool materials age, widespread discoloration may warrant a resurfacing to restore the pool’s appearance.
• Water Loss: Frequent refills of your pool can indicate underlying issues, particularly small cracks in the pool’s surface. These cracks may be difficult to detect but can lead to significant water loss, necessitating timely repair.

If you observe any of these signs, it is advisable to consult a professional for a thorough assessment. For more information or to schedule a repair, please contact us at 614-957-POOL today.