Pool Resurfacing in The Manors, FL

Your Pool's Second Chance at Perfection

Transform rough, outdated surfaces into smooth, beautiful finishes that last for years in Florida’s demanding climate.

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What Your Pool Looks Like After

You step into water that feels smooth against your feet instead of rough concrete scraping your skin. The surface gleams with fresh color that makes your entire backyard look updated and inviting.

Your pool becomes the centerpiece you’re proud to show guests rather than something you avoid using. The new finish resists stains and algae buildup, meaning less maintenance and more time enjoying your investment.

Most importantly, you stop worrying about ongoing deterioration. A properly resurfaced pool protects your property value and eliminates the constant concern about when the next crack or chip will appear.

The Manors Pool Resurfacing Experts

We Know Florida Pool Surfaces

We’ve been handling pool resurfacing in The Manors and surrounding Palm Beach County areas for years. We understand how Florida’s intense sun, frequent storms, and high humidity affect pool surfaces differently than other climates.

We’re not trying to be everything to everyone. Our team focuses specifically on swimming pool renovation and remodeling because we know pool finishes, surface preparation, and the proper techniques that hold up in South Florida weather.

Licensed and insured, we handle permits and follow local codes. When we finish your pool resurfacing project, you know it’s done right the first time.

Pool Resurfacing Process Explained

Here's Exactly What Happens

First, we drain your pool completely and assess the existing surface condition. This tells us exactly what prep work is needed and helps avoid surprises later.

Next comes surface preparation. We remove the old finish, repair any structural issues, and clean everything down to the shell. This step is crucial for proper adhesion of your new surface.

Material options include traditional white plaster, colored plaster finishes, pebble surfaces for durability, and custom tile work. Each option has different benefits for Florida pools, and we’ll explain what works best for your situation and budget.

Our service includes proper permits, water chemistry balancing after completion, and clear instructions for curing and maintenance. You’re not left guessing what to do next or wondering if something’s normal.

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What's Included in Your Project

Most pool resurfacing projects in The Manors take 5-7 days from start to finish, depending on the size of your pool and the finish you choose. Weather can affect timing since some steps can’t be done in rain or extreme heat.

Pebble finishes tend to last longest in Florida because they resist UV damage and chemical wear better than traditional plaster. However, standard plaster costs less upfront and still performs well with proper maintenance. Colored plasters offer a middle ground but may fade faster in intense sunlight.

Pool resurfacing costs vary based on your pool size, chosen finish, and any structural repairs needed. Most homeowners in The Manors invest between $3,000-$8,000 for complete resurfacing, but the exact price depends on your specific situation.

We also coordinate with your existing pool equipment. If your resurfacing project reveals issues with plumbing, lighting, or other systems, we can address those problems while the pool is already drained and accessible.

How do I know when my pool needs resurfacing?

You’ll notice several clear signs when it’s time for pool resurfacing. The most obvious is when the surface feels rough underfoot or actually scrapes your skin when you walk in the pool. Look for visible cracks, chips, or areas where the old finish is flaking off. Staining that won’t come clean with normal maintenance is another indicator. If your pool surface looks faded, discolored, or just plain old, resurfacing can completely transform the appearance. Most pools in Florida need resurfacing every 10-15 years, depending on the original finish and maintenance history. If you’re unsure, we can assess your pool’s condition and let you know if resurfacing is needed now or if you can wait a bit longer.

What's the difference between plaster and pebble finishes?

Traditional plaster is the most affordable option and gives pools that classic smooth, white appearance. It typically lasts 7-10 years in Florida’s climate and costs less upfront than other options. Pebble finishes use small, smooth stones embedded in the surface material. They’re more durable than plaster, lasting 15-20 years, and resist staining and chemical damage better. The texture provides better grip for safety, and they come in various colors and stone sizes. The downside of pebble is higher initial cost and a slightly rougher texture that some people find less comfortable. However, most homeowners who choose pebble finishes are happy with the longevity and appearance. We’ll help you weigh the costs and benefits based on your budget and preferences.

How long does pool resurfacing take to complete?

Most pool resurfacing projects in The Manors take 5-7 business days from start to finish. This includes draining, surface preparation, applying the new finish, and refilling. The timeline can vary based on your pool size, chosen finish, and weather conditions. Some steps can’t be done in rain or extreme heat, so Florida weather occasionally affects scheduling. After the new surface is applied, there’s a curing period where you can’t use the pool immediately. For plaster finishes, this is typically 7-10 days. Pebble finishes may have different curing requirements. We’ll give you specific instructions for your chosen finish and explain exactly when you can start enjoying your newly resurfaced pool.

Can you fix other pool problems during resurfacing?

Yes, resurfacing is actually the perfect time to address other pool issues. Since we drain the pool completely and have full access to all surfaces, we can repair plumbing leaks, replace pool lights, fix structural cracks, and update equipment. We coordinate with your existing pool systems and can identify problems that might not be obvious when the pool is full of water. If we discover issues during the prep work, we’ll discuss options with you before proceeding. This approach saves money compared to separate repair projects later. It also ensures all work is done properly since we can access areas that would normally be underwater. Many homeowners use resurfacing as an opportunity to upgrade their entire pool system.

What does pool resurfacing cost in The Manors?

Pool resurfacing costs in The Manors typically range from $3,000-$8,000 for complete projects, depending on your pool size, chosen finish, and any additional repairs needed. Basic plaster resurfacing costs less than premium pebble or tile finishes. The exact price depends on your pool’s square footage, depth, shape complexity, and current condition. Pools requiring extensive prep work or structural repairs will cost more. We provide upfront pricing after assessing your specific situation. This includes all materials, labor, permits, and cleanup. There are no surprise charges or hidden fees. We’ll explain exactly what’s included in your quote and discuss options that fit your budget while delivering the results you want.

Do you handle permits and water chemistry after resurfacing?

Yes, we handle all necessary permits and ensure the work meets local codes in The Manors and Palm Beach County. This is included in our service, so you don’t need to worry about paperwork or inspections. After completing the resurfacing, we also balance your pool’s water chemistry properly. New surfaces require specific chemical treatments during the curing process, and we provide detailed instructions for maintaining proper water balance. We don’t just finish the job and leave. You’ll receive clear guidance on caring for your new surface, when to add chemicals, and what to expect during the first few weeks. Our goal is ensuring your resurfaced pool performs beautifully for years to come.

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The Manors, FL is located in Broward County in Florida State