Pool Resurfacing in Playland Village, FL

Smooth, Safe Pool Surfaces That Last

Transform your rough, stained pool into a beautiful swimming oasis with professional resurfacing that protects your investment.

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Professional Pool Resurfacing Services

Your Pool, Restored to Perfection

Your pool should be a place of relaxation, not frustration. When surfaces become rough, stained, or damaged, every swim becomes uncomfortable and your property value suffers.

Professional pool resurfacing transforms your aging pool into a smooth, beautiful centerpiece that enhances your entire backyard. You’ll enjoy safe swimming without worrying about cuts or snagged swimwear, while reducing ongoing maintenance costs and chemical needs.

The right resurfacing material extends your pool’s lifespan by decades, giving you years of worry-free enjoyment and protecting one of your home’s most significant investments.

Broward County Pool Professionals

Local Experts You Can Trust

DCPP Services has been serving Broward County pool owners with reliable, professional pool maintenance and resurfacing services. As a locally owned company, we understand the unique challenges Florida pools face from intense sun, frequent storms, and year-round use.

Our team holds CPO (Certified Pool/Spa Operator) certification, ensuring every resurfacing project meets industry-leading standards. From initial assessment to final inspection, we provide upfront pricing and flexible scheduling that works around your life.

What sets DCPP Services apart is our commitment to clear communication and guaranteed satisfaction, making pool resurfacing straightforward instead of stressful.

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Pool Resurfacing Process

Simple Steps, Professional Results

Pool resurfacing starts with a thorough assessment of your current surface condition and discussion of your goals and budget. We evaluate factors like existing damage, pool usage patterns, and aesthetic preferences to recommend the best surface material.

Surface preparation involves draining the pool and removing the old finish through careful sandblasting or chipping. This step is critical because proper preparation ensures the new surface bonds correctly and lasts for decades.

The new surface application follows manufacturer specifications precisely, whether you choose plaster, aggregate, or tile finishes. After curing and final inspection, your pool is refilled and balanced, ready for years of beautiful, safe swimming.

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Pool Surface Options

Choose the Perfect Finish

Pool resurfacing in Playland Village requires materials that withstand Florida’s demanding climate. Standard plaster offers affordability and smooth texture, typically lasting 7-10 years with proper maintenance. Aggregate finishes provide enhanced durability and slip resistance, ideal for families with active swimmers.

Premium options like pebble surfaces and tile offer maximum longevity and aesthetic appeal, often lasting 15-20 years. These materials resist staining and algae growth better than traditional plaster, reducing chemical costs and maintenance time.

We help you select the right surface based on your budget, usage patterns, and long-term goals. We source quality materials from trusted manufacturers and provide detailed explanations of each option’s benefits and maintenance requirements.

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Most pool resurfacing projects take 5-7 days from start to finish, depending on surface type and pool size. The process includes draining (1 day), surface preparation (1-2 days), application (1-2 days), and curing time (2-3 days). Weather can affect timeline, especially during Florida’s rainy season. We provide realistic schedules upfront and keep you informed of any delays. You’ll typically be swimming again within a week of starting the project, with a completely transformed pool surface.
Standard plaster typically costs $3-5 per square foot, while aggregate finishes range from $5-8 per square foot. Premium pebble surfaces can cost $7-12 per square foot, depending on material selection. While aggregate costs more initially, it often provides better long-term value through increased durability and reduced maintenance needs. Many homeowners find the extra investment worthwhile for the enhanced appearance and longevity. We provide detailed cost breakdowns for each option, helping you understand the total investment over your surface’s expected lifespan.
Rough texture that catches swimwear or causes discomfort is the clearest sign your pool needs resurfacing. Other indicators include persistent staining that won’t clean off, visible cracks or chips in the surface, and areas where the underlying structure shows through. If your pool surface is over 10 years old and showing multiple signs of wear, resurfacing is typically more cost-effective than ongoing patch repairs. Waiting too long can lead to structural damage that’s much more expensive to fix. We provide free assessments to evaluate your surface condition and recommend the best course of action for your specific situation.
Pool resurfacing is possible year-round in Florida, but timing matters for optimal results. Surface materials need dry conditions for proper curing, so projects may experience delays during heavy rain periods. We monitor weather forecasts carefully and schedule resurfacing during predicted dry spells. If unexpected rain occurs during application, we take steps to protect the work and ensure proper curing. The best months for resurfacing in South Florida are typically November through April, when rainfall is less frequent and humidity levels are lower.
New pool surfaces require gentle care during the first month to ensure proper curing. This includes avoiding heavy brushing, maintaining balanced water chemistry, and gradual chemical introduction rather than shock treatments. After the initial curing period, maintenance becomes easier than with old, deteriorated surfaces. Smooth, new finishes resist algae growth and staining, reducing chemical needs and cleaning time. We provide detailed maintenance instructions and can continue servicing your pool to protect your resurfacing investment long-term.
We back all resurfacing work with a satisfaction guarantee and provide warranties that vary by surface material. Standard plaster typically comes with a 1-2 year warranty, while premium aggregate finishes may include 3-5 year coverage. Warranties cover defects in materials and workmanship but require proper water chemistry maintenance and reasonable care. We provide detailed warranty terms before starting work, so you understand exactly what’s covered. Our goal is long-term customer satisfaction, so we stand behind our work and remain available for any questions or concerns after project completion.