Pool Resurfacing in Southwest Florida

The main signs are rough plaster that scratches skin, staining that does not respond to cleaning, visible cracks or hollow spots in the surface, and tile that is delaminating or cracked. If you are adding water more frequently than usual, that is a leak, which should be investigated separately before any resurfacing decision is made.

Draining, substrate preparation, surface application, and refilling typically takes seven to ten days. The startup chemistry process then runs for the following two weeks, during which the pool can be used but chemistry needs to be monitored closely.

No. We manage the full process and keep you updated at each stage. You need to be available for the initial assessment and the final walkthrough.

Pebble Tec uses larger natural pebbles and has a textured, more natural look. Quartz uses finer aggregate and produces a smoother surface. Both are significantly more durable than standard plaster. We bring samples to the property so you can see how each looks before deciding.

We can try to match existing tile but an exact match after years of fading is rarely possible. Replacing the tile at the same time as resurfacing produces a better result and costs less than doing it separately.

Yes. We resurface pools across Naples, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Estero, and Marco Island. Marco Island’s coastal environment places additional demands on surfaces due to salt air and UV exposure, which is something we account for in material selection.

Contact us and one of the owners will visit the property, drain a small test area if needed to assess the substrate, and give you an honest recommendation before any proposal is made.