Pool Resurfacing in Hollywood, FL

Transform Your Pool Into Something Beautiful Again

Professional pool resurfacing that brings your Hollywood pool back to life with premium finishes and expert craftsmanship you can trust.

Professional Pool Resurfacing Hollywood

What Your Pool Will Look Like After

Your pool becomes the centerpiece of your backyard again. No more rough surfaces that hurt your feet or embarrassing stains that make you avoid hosting pool parties.

The water stays cleaner longer because the new surface doesn’t harbor algae like your old, deteriorated finish. You’ll spend less time fighting chemical imbalances and more time enjoying crystal-clear water.

Most importantly, you’ll have peace of mind knowing your pool is protected against leaks and structural damage for years to come. A properly resurfaced pool in Hollywood’s climate can last 15-20 years with the right finish.

Pool Resurfacing Company Hollywood FL

We Know Hollywood Pools Inside and Out

We’ve been serving Broward County homeowners who understand that their pool is a significant investment worth protecting properly. We’re not the cheapest option in Hollywood, and that’s intentional.

Our team holds CPO certification, which means we follow industry-leading practices that many competitors skip. We’ve seen what happens when pool resurfacing is done wrong in South Florida’s demanding climate.

Hollywood’s year-round pool season means your resurfacing needs to withstand constant use, intense UV exposure, and the unique challenges of Florida’s sandy soil conditions. We use premium finishes like Pebble Tec and Diamond Brite because they’re proven to handle what Hollywood throws at them.

Pool Resurfacing Process Hollywood

Here's Exactly What Happens During Your Resurfacing

We start with a thorough inspection of your pool’s current condition, checking for cracks, leaks, and underlying issues that need attention before resurfacing begins. This isn’t just about making things look pretty—it’s about fixing problems the right way.

Next, we drain your pool and prepare the surface. This might involve removing old, damaged plaster or performing repairs to ensure the new finish bonds properly. Proper preparation is what separates a resurfacing job that lasts from one that fails in a few years.

Finally, we apply your chosen finish using proven techniques and premium materials. Whether you choose Diamond Brite for its durability or Pebble Tec for its natural beauty, we ensure every square inch meets our standards. The entire process typically takes 5-7 days, depending on your pool size and the scope of work needed.

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What's Included in Your Pool Resurfacing

Your resurfacing project includes complete surface preparation, professional application of your chosen finish, and a thorough inspection before we consider the job complete. We don’t cut corners on the details that matter.

In Hollywood, we see specific challenges that other areas don’t face. The combination of year-round pool use, intense sunshine, and sandy soil conditions means your resurfacing needs to be done right the first time. We account for these local factors in every project.

We also include leak detection as part of our process because many surface problems in Hollywood pools are actually symptoms of underlying leak issues. Fixing just the surface without addressing leaks is like putting a band-aid on a broken pipe—it won’t last.

How long does pool resurfacing take in Hollywood, FL?

Most pool resurfacing projects in Hollywood take 5-7 days to complete, though this can vary based on your pool size and the extent of repairs needed. Weather rarely delays projects here since we work year-round in South Florida’s favorable climate. The timeline includes draining your pool, surface preparation, any necessary repairs, application of the new finish, and refilling. We’ll give you a specific timeline during our initial consultation based on your pool’s condition and your chosen finish material. Keep in mind that rushing the process leads to problems down the road. Proper curing time for the new surface is essential, especially in Hollywood’s humid environment.

What pool resurfacing materials work best in Hollywood's climate?

Pebble Tec and Diamond Brite are the most popular choices for Hollywood pools because they handle our year-round pool season and intense UV exposure exceptionally well. Standard plaster, while less expensive, typically needs replacement more frequently in our climate. Pebble finishes last 15-20+ years and provide natural slip resistance, which is important for pools that get heavy use. Diamond Brite offers excellent durability with a smoother feel and comes in various colors to match your aesthetic preferences. We don’t recommend pool paint for Hollywood resurfacing projects. While it’s the cheapest option upfront, it typically needs reapplication every 2-3 years in our climate, making it more expensive long-term than quality aggregate finishes.

How much does pool resurfacing cost in Hollywood?

Pool resurfacing costs in Hollywood typically range from $6,000 to $15,000, depending on your pool size, chosen materials, and the condition of your existing surface. Standard plaster runs on the lower end, while premium finishes like Pebble Tec fall on the higher end. The size of your pool is the biggest cost factor. A typical 14×28 foot pool costs around $4,500-$6,500 for standard resurfacing, while larger pools or those requiring extensive prep work cost more. We provide upfront pricing with no hidden fees because we’ve seen too many Hollywood homeowners surprised by unexpected charges. During our consultation, we’ll give you a detailed breakdown of all costs so you can make an informed decision.

When should I resurface my pool in Hollywood?

You should consider resurfacing when you notice rough surfaces, visible cracks, persistent staining, or difficulty maintaining water chemistry. In Hollywood’s climate, these problems tend to accelerate quickly once they start. Most pools need resurfacing every 8-15 years, but heavy use and Florida’s demanding conditions can shorten this timeline. If you’re constantly fighting algae blooms or pH imbalances despite proper chemical maintenance, your surface may be deteriorated enough to warrant resurfacing. Don’t wait until small problems become major structural issues. Cracks that seem minor can expand rapidly in our climate, especially during the summer months when temperature fluctuations stress the pool surface.

Can you resurface pools during Hollywood's rainy season?

Yes, we can resurface pools year-round in Hollywood, though we monitor weather conditions carefully to ensure proper application and curing. Our team has extensive experience working in South Florida’s climate and knows how to schedule around weather patterns. The key is timing the application during dry periods and ensuring the new surface has adequate time to cure before exposure to heavy rain. We use weather forecasting and our local knowledge to plan each project for optimal conditions. If unexpected weather does impact the timeline, we’ll communicate with you immediately and adjust the schedule as needed. Quality results are more important than rushing to meet an arbitrary deadline.

Do you handle permits for pool resurfacing in Hollywood?

Most pool resurfacing projects in Hollywood don’t require permits since we’re not changing the pool’s structure or size. However, if your project includes additional work like plumbing modifications or electrical updates, permits may be necessary. We’ll let you know during our initial consultation if any permits are required for your specific project. If permits are needed, we can guide you through the process and ensure all work meets local building codes. Our team is familiar with Hollywood’s requirements and works with local inspectors regularly. This local knowledge helps ensure your project proceeds smoothly without unexpected delays or compliance issues.

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Hollywood, FL is located in Broward County in Florida State