Give your pool new life. Updated finishes, modern equipment, and thoughtful upgrades make it easier to maintain and more enjoyable to use — season after season.
Fresh plaster restores your pool's surface and seals it against wear. Choose from classic white, colored quartz, or pebble finishes for a smooth, durable look that lasts.
We install waterline and accent tile in ceramic, glass, and natural stone. Tile protects the plaster edge and gives your pool a finished, custom look.
Your deck surrounds the pool and takes the daily wear. We resurface and rebuild decks in stamped concrete, pavers, or travertine for a cool, slip-resistant finish.
Coping caps the pool's edge, protecting the shell and giving swimmers a safe grip. We offer cantilever concrete, natural stone, and paver coping to match any deck.
Water features add that something extra, and include waterfalls, sheer descents, bubblers, and deck jets. Built to complement your pool's design and add movement and sound.
Our expert pool technicians service and install new pool equipment from the top manufacturers. We service what we build.
Q: How much does pool resurfacing cost?
A: Renovation pricing varies based on pool size, current condition, and finish selection — $5,000–$50,000. We'll give you an exact quote after an on-site evaluation.
Q: How do I know if my pool needs to be resurfaced?
A: Common warning signs include rough or pitted surfaces, discoloration, chipping plaster, hairline cracks, and skin irritation after swimming. If it's been over a decade since your last renovation, it's worth a checkup.
Q: How long does a pool typically last before it needs resurfacing?
A: Most surfaces hold up well for 10-15 years before showing wear, though this depends on water chemistry, usage, and the original finish quality.
Q: Which finish should I choose for my renovation?
A: Pebble and aggregate finishes tend to hold up longest and resist staining, while traditional plaster is a reliable, budget-friendly option. We'll walk you through what fits your pool and goals.
Q: Do I need a permit to renovate my pool?
A: Many areas require permits for resurfacing but not for equipment swaps. We handle the paperwork either way.
Q: How long does pool equipment last?
A: Most pumps and filters perform reliably for 8-12 years with regular maintenance. Motors and heaters can vary depending on usage and climate exposure.
Q: Is it time to upgrade my pool equipment?
A: If your equipment is failing, running loud, or driving up your energy bill, an upgrade often pays for itself. Many owners switch to variable-speed pumps and see meaningful savings on monthly costs.
Q: Do I need a pool heater?
A: A heater isn't required, but it extends your swim season significantly. We install solar, gas, and heat pump systems depending on your budget and how much extra season you want.
Q: What equipment upgrades make the biggest difference?
A: Variable-speed pumps and smart automation systems tend to offer the best return — lower energy costs and easier day-to-day control of your pool.
We walk the property to see how your existing pool has held up — the surface, equipment, plumbing, and grading — and hear what's not working for you anymore, so we know exactly what the renovation needs to fix.
We plan the changes: new depth or seating, updated jets and finishes, upgraded equipment for your pool and spa, and how it should all fit the space differently than it does today.
We walk the finished plan with you and lock in scope, schedule, and construction details, so nothing is a surprise once demolition starts.
Crews demolish what's being replaced, then handle structural repairs, plumbing, electrical, gunite, tile, coping, and equipment upgrades until the new design is fully built out.
We refill the pool, test every system under real conditions, and walk you through what's changed and how to run it — so you're confident with your pool again, not relearning it.