Pool Resurfacing in Chula Vista Isles, FL

Transform Your Worn Pool Surface

Professional pool resurfacing that eliminates rough surfaces, stops water loss, and gives you a pool you’re proud to show off.

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What You Get With Professional Resurfacing

Your pool becomes the centerpiece of your backyard again. No more rough surfaces that scrape your feet or embarrassing stains that won’t come clean.

The water stays balanced longer because modern finishes don’t absorb chemicals like old, porous surfaces. You’ll spend less time fighting algae and more time enjoying crystal-clear water.

Property value jumps immediately. A professionally resurfaced pool can add $10,000 to $15,000 to your home’s value while extending your pool’s life by another 15 years.

Pool Resurfacing Company Chula Vista

We Know South Florida Pools

We’ve been resurfacing pools in the Chula Vista Isles area for years. We understand how Florida’s intense sun, heat, and humidity destroy pool surfaces faster than anywhere else in the country.

Every job comes with proper licensing, full insurance, and manufacturer warranties. We’ve seen every type of pool problem this climate throws at surfaces, and we know exactly how to fix them right the first time.

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Pool Remodeling Process

Here's Exactly What Happens

First, we drain your pool and remove the old surface using specialized equipment. This reveals any underlying issues with the shell that need attention before we continue.

Next comes surface preparation and any necessary repairs to cracks or structural problems. We apply a bonding agent, then install your chosen finish – whether that’s smooth plaster, exposed aggregate, or premium finishes.

The curing process takes several days, during which we monitor water chemistry carefully. Most pools are ready to swim in within 7-10 days, depending on the finish type and weather conditions.

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Pool Finishes and Options

Multiple Finish Options Available

You’re not stuck with basic white plaster anymore. Today’s finishes resist staining, feel smoother, and last longer than older materials.

Aggregate finishes expose small stones for texture and visual appeal while providing superior durability. Premium options include glass beads and specialized plasters that resist algae growth naturally.

We’ll walk you through samples and explain how each finish performs in Florida’s climate. Some finishes cost more upfront but save money long-term through reduced maintenance and longer lifespan.

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Most pool resurfacing projects take 7-10 days from start to finish, but this depends on your chosen finish and weather conditions. We start by draining and prepping the surface, which takes 1-2 days. The actual resurfacing application happens in one day, but then the surface needs time to cure properly. Premium finishes may require additional curing time. We’ll give you an exact timeline based on your specific project and finish choice.
Standard plaster is the most affordable option and provides a smooth, classic look, but it’s more prone to staining and typically lasts 7-10 years. Aggregate finishes expose small stones or glass beads, creating texture and visual depth while lasting 12-15 years or more. Aggregate costs more initially but resists staining better and feels more comfortable underfoot. In Florida’s harsh climate, many homeowners find aggregate finishes worth the extra investment for their durability.
Pool resurfacing costs vary based on size, current condition, and finish choice. Basic plaster typically runs $3-6 per square foot, while premium aggregate finishes range from $6-12 per square foot. Most residential pools in Chula Vista Isles cost between $4,000-12,000 to resurface completely. We provide detailed written estimates after inspecting your pool’s current condition and discussing your finish preferences. Additional costs may apply if structural repairs are needed.
Yes, we can resurface the pool interior while keeping existing tile and coping in good condition. We carefully protect these areas during the removal and application process. However, if your tile or coping shows significant wear, cracking, or outdated styling, resurfacing time is the perfect opportunity to update these elements too. We’ll assess everything during our initial inspection and recommend whether your existing materials should stay or be replaced.
Rain can delay certain steps of the resurfacing process, especially during surface preparation and finish application. We monitor weather forecasts carefully and time our work accordingly. If unexpected rain occurs during critical phases, we may need to extend the timeline to ensure proper curing and adhesion. Florida’s afternoon thunderstorms are predictable, so we typically schedule major application work for morning hours when conditions are most stable. Your project timeline accounts for typical weather patterns.
Pool resurfacing typically doesn’t require permits since we’re not changing the pool’s structure or size, but we’ll verify local requirements for your specific project. For HOA approvals, requirements vary by community. Some HOAs want notification of the work schedule, while others may have restrictions on finish colors or types. We’re familiar with most local HOA requirements and can help you understand what approvals, if any, you’ll need before we start your project.