Pool Resurfacing in Melrose Cove, FL

Transform Your Tired Pool Surface

Stop hiding your pool from guests and start enjoying crystal-clear water with professional pool resurfacing.

Swimming Pool Renovation Services

What Your Pool Becomes

Your pool stops being a source of frustration and becomes the backyard centerpiece you actually want to show off. The rough, stained surface that cuts your feet gets replaced with smooth finishes that feel great and look stunning.

You’ll spend less time fighting algae and balancing chemicals because new surfaces don’t absorb and harbor contaminants like old ones do. Your water stays clearer with less effort and fewer chemicals.

Property value increases significantly when your pool looks like it belongs in a magazine instead of needing constant excuses. Friends and family will actually want to swim again, and you’ll feel proud to host pool parties instead of embarrassed about the condition of your backyard.

Melrose Cove Pool Resurfacing Company

We Know Florida Pool Problems

DCPP Services has been handling swimming pool remodeling projects throughout South Florida for years. We understand exactly what Florida’s brutal sun, humidity, and weather do to pool surfaces over time.

We’ve seen every type of surface failure, from basic plaster deterioration to complete structural issues. We know which materials hold up best in our climate and which shortcuts other contractors take that cause problems later.

Every pool resurfacing project gets the same attention to detail, whether it’s a simple refinish or a complete renovation with new tile and coping.

Pool Resurfacing Process

Here's Exactly What Happens

First, the old surface gets completely removed using specialized equipment. This reveals any structural issues that need addressing before the new surface goes on. Any cracks, hollow spots, or plumbing problems get fixed at this stage.

Next, the pool gets prepped for the new finish. This includes cleaning, etching, and priming to ensure the new surface bonds properly. The type of preparation depends on which finish you’ve chosen.

Finally, your new surface gets applied by our experienced pool professionals. Whether it’s plaster, pebble, or quartz aggregate, the application requires specific timing and weather conditions. The pool then gets filled and balanced, and you’re swimming in about a week.

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Pool Finishes and Materials

Your Surface Options Explained

Standard plaster works well for budget-conscious homeowners who want a clean, classic look. It’s the most affordable option and can last 7-10 years with proper maintenance. White plaster brightens the water, while colored plaster adds personality.

Pebble finishes cost more upfront but last significantly longer and feel great on your feet. The natural stone creates beautiful color variations and resists staining better than plaster. Most Melrose Cove homeowners choose pebble for the durability and appearance.

Quartz aggregate combines the best of both worlds – smoother than pebble but more durable than plaster. It comes in numerous colors and includes sparkly elements that catch the light beautifully. Each finish option includes manufacturer warranties for your protection.

How long does pool resurfacing take from start to finish?

Most pool resurfacing projects take 5-7 days from surface removal to swimming. The actual timeline depends on your chosen finish, weather conditions, and any structural repairs needed. We remove the old surface on day one, handle any repairs on day two, apply the new surface on day three or four, then fill and balance the pool. You can typically swim within a week of starting, though some finishes require longer curing times before heavy use.

What's the difference between resurfacing and replastering a pool?

Replastering specifically refers to applying new plaster over the existing surface, while resurfacing includes all finish options – plaster, pebble, quartz aggregate, or tile. Resurfacing often involves completely removing the old surface and addressing structural issues, while replastering might just add a new layer. True resurfacing lasts longer because it fixes underlying problems instead of covering them up. Most pools in Florida benefit from complete resurfacing rather than just replastering.

How much does pool resurfacing cost compared to other options?

Pool resurfacing typically costs 60-80% less than building a new pool while giving you similar results. Basic plaster resurfacing starts around $3-5 per square foot, while premium finishes like pebble or quartz run $6-10 per square foot. The investment pays for itself through reduced chemical costs, easier maintenance, and increased property value. Most homeowners find resurfacing much more cost-effective than dealing with ongoing surface problems or replacing the entire pool.

Can you resurface a pool without draining it completely?

No, proper pool resurfacing requires complete draining to remove the old surface and apply the new one correctly. Some companies offer “overlay” services that don’t require draining, but these are temporary fixes that typically fail within a few years. Complete surface removal lets us address any structural issues, ensure proper bonding of the new finish, and give you results that last 15-20 years instead of 2-3. The extra few days of downtime is worth decades of better performance.

What happens if it rains during the pool resurfacing process?

Rain can delay certain steps of the resurfacing process, particularly surface application and initial curing. We monitor weather forecasts carefully and schedule surface application during favorable conditions. If unexpected rain occurs, we protect the work area and may need to extend the timeline by a day or two. Florida’s afternoon thunderstorms are predictable enough that experienced pool professionals can work around them. We’d rather delay a day than compromise the quality of your new surface.

How long will my new pool surface last before needing replacement?

Surface lifespan depends on the material chosen and maintenance practices. Standard plaster typically lasts 7-10 years in Florida’s climate, while pebble and quartz finishes often last 15-20 years or more. Proper water chemistry, regular cleaning, and avoiding abrasive cleaning tools extend surface life significantly. Most homeowners get better longevity from premium finishes because they resist staining and chemical damage better than basic plaster. We provide specific maintenance guidelines to maximize your investment.

Local Resources

Melrose Cove, FL is located in Putnam County in Florida State