Expert Pool Replastering & Resurfacing in Northwest FL
Restore the beauty, comfort, and durability of your swimming pool with premium plaster, quartz, and pebble finishes.
Explore Premium Pool Finishes & Tile
We partner with the industry’s leading manufacturers to bring you the highest quality, most durable interior pool finishes and waterline tiles. Browse the catalogs from our trusted distributors to find the perfect color, texture, and style for your backyard oasis. Once you find a finish or tile pattern you love, we will source it and expertly install it for you.
Explore a stunning range of high-performance finishes, including the popular StoneScapes, JewelScapes, and QuartzScapes lines.
NPT Pool Finishes
Explore premium StoneScapes, JewelScapes, and QuartzScapes finishes to find the ideal color, texture, and look for your pool.
PebbleTec Finishes
Discover distinctive natural pebble finishes that bring beautiful texture, elegant water colors, and lasting appeal to your backyard pool.
NPT Pool Tile Collection
Complete your renovation with beautiful waterline tiles, from classic ceramic styles to modern glass mosaics, selected to complement your pool finish.
Found a finish or tile you love? Share your selection with our team. We’ll help source your chosen materials and professionally install them as part of your pool renovation.
Signs It's Time to Resurface Your Pool
Not sure if your pool needs a new interior finish? Look for these common warning signs.
Rough, Sandpaper-Like Texture
Aging plaster can become rough enough to scrape feet and snag swimsuits, making swimming less comfortable.
Stubborn Stains & Discoloration
Deep-set stains that persist despite appropriate cleaning or treatment may indicate that the interior finish is deteriorating.
Plaster Flaking or Peeling
Peeling, flaking, or hollow areas can expose underlying surfaces and allow deterioration to progress.
Chalky Residue
White residue rubbing off the walls or persistent cloudiness may indicate surface deterioration or a water chemistry issue that needs attention.
Structural Cracks & Leaks
Cracks and unexplained water loss should be inspected promptly to determine whether repairs, resurfacing, or structural work are needed.
Not Sure About Your Pool's Condition?
Let our team assess your pool and help you determine the right next step.
Our Replastering Process
We follow a carefully planned process to prepare your pool, apply your selected finish, and help ensure a lasting result.
Draining & Surface Preparation
We drain the pool as appropriate, inspect the existing surface, and prepare areas around the tile line, fittings, and lights for a clean transition to the new finish.
Bond Coating
Where required by the selected resurfacing system, we apply a suitable bonding coat to help the new finish adhere properly to the prepared pool shell.
Applying Your New Finish
Our team applies your selected interior finish, whether standard plaster, quartz, or pebble, with careful attention to achieving a consistent, professional appearance.
Finishing & Surface Cleanup
The finishing process depends on your chosen material. Exposed aggregate products may require a specialized wash to reveal their texture and natural appearance, following the manufacturer's instructions.
Refilling & Water Balancing
We coordinate the refill and initial water care according to the selected finish manufacturer's guidelines to support proper curing and long-term performance.
Every pool is different. The exact preparation, application, and startup procedures may vary depending on the existing surface and the finish selected.
Pool Resurfacing FAQs
What is the difference between standard pool plaster and pebble finishes?
Standard marcite plaster is a classic, cost-effective option that provides a smooth white finish and typically lasts around 7 to 10 years with proper care. Pebble finishes, such as PebbleTec and NPT StoneScapes, incorporate natural aggregates for a distinctive appearance and generally offer greater durability. Depending on the product and maintenance, pebble finishes can last 15 to 20 years or longer.
How long does the pool resurfacing process take?
Timelines vary depending on pool size, weather, the condition of the existing surface, and the finish selected. Many residential resurfacing projects take approximately 7 to 10 days from draining through refilling, although some projects may take longer.
Do you also replace pool tile during the resurfacing process?
Yes! Resurfacing is an excellent opportunity to upgrade your waterline tile. We offer a wide selection of premium tile options through National Pool Tile (NPT), from classic ceramic styles to modern glass mosaics, helping you create a refreshed, coordinated look for your pool.
