Pool Resurfacing in Rock Island Village

Transform Your Aging Pool Surface

Durable finishes that eliminate rough surfaces and extend your pool’s life by decades.

Swimming Pool Renovation Services

What Your Pool Becomes

Your pool stops being a source of frustration and becomes the backyard centerpiece you originally envisioned. No more rough surfaces that scrape your feet or stained areas that make you cringe when guests come over.

The water stays cleaner longer because smooth, non-porous surfaces don’t harbor algae and bacteria like deteriorated plaster does. You’ll use fewer chemicals and spend less time fighting water balance issues.

Your property value increases significantly. A professionally resurfaced pool can add $15,000 to $25,000 in home value, particularly in Rock Island Village where outdoor living spaces drive buyer decisions.

Rock Island Village Pool Company

We Know Pool Surfaces

We’ve been resurfacing pools throughout South Florida for over a decade. Rock Island Village, this charming community nestled in the heart of Broward County, represents everything that makes South Florida living special—year-round outdoor enjoyment, waterfront properties, and homes where pools are central to daily life. With its mix of established residences and new construction, Rock Island Village homeowners understand the importance of maintaining their outdoor spaces to match their sophisticated lifestyle.

We understand how Florida’s intense UV rays, humidity, and chemical demands affect different surface materials. We’re not the cheapest option in Rock Island Village, and that’s intentional. You’re investing in a surface that needs to last 15–20 years, not 5. We use premium materials and proven application techniques that hold up to Florida’s climate.

Most of our work comes from referrals because homeowners see the difference in quality and longevity. When your neighbors ask who did your pool, you’ll be confident giving them our name.

Pool Resurfacing Process

How We Resurface Your Pool

We start by draining your pool completely and assessing the existing surface condition. Any structural issues get addressed before we touch the cosmetic work—there’s no point in applying a beautiful finish over a compromised foundation.

The old surface gets removed using specialized equipment that strips away deteriorated plaster or previous coatings without damaging the underlying structure. We then prepare the surface with proper bonding agents and repair any cracks or imperfections.

Your new finish gets applied in carefully controlled conditions. Temperature, humidity, and curing time all matter for long-term durability. We don’t rush this process regardless of weather pressure or scheduling demands. The pool gets refilled gradually with specific water chemistry requirements for the first few weeks to promote proper curing.

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Pool Finishes and Materials

What's Included in Your Resurfacing

You get a complete surface replacement, not a patch job. We remove all deteriorated material down to sound substrate and build up from there with premium materials designed for Florida pools.

Finish options include traditional white plaster, colored plaster, pebble finishes, and quartz aggregates. Each has different durability characteristics and aesthetic qualities. Pebble and quartz finishes cost more upfront but typically last longer in Florida’s demanding environment.

All work includes proper permits, water chemistry guidance for the first month, and manufacturer warranties on materials. We handle the entire process from permits to final water balancing so you’re swimming in a properly finished pool, not dealing with startup problems that could damage your new surface.

Ready to transform your Rock Island Village pool from a constant maintenance burden into the stunning backyard feature it was meant to be? Contact DCPP Services today for a consultation that will show you exactly what premium resurfacing can accomplish for your pool.

How long does pool resurfacing take from start to finish?

Most pool resurfacing projects in Rock Island Village take 7–10 days from draining to swimming. Weather affects this timeline significantly since humidity and temperature impact curing. We don’t rush the process because improper curing leads to premature failure. The actual surface application happens in 1–2 days, but preparation and curing time make up the majority of the project duration. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront and keep you updated if weather delays occur.

What's the difference between plaster, pebble, and quartz pool finishes?

Traditional plaster is the most affordable option and provides a smooth, classic look. It typically lasts 8–12 years in Florida before needing replacement. Pebble finishes use natural stones for texture and visual appeal, lasting 15–20 years but costing more initially. Quartz finishes combine durability with smooth feel, using crushed quartz for strength and color consistency. In Florida’s climate, pebble and quartz generally provide better long-term value despite higher upfront costs because they resist staining and chemical damage better than plaster.

How much does pool resurfacing cost compared to pool replacement?

Pool resurfacing typically costs $6,000–$15,000 depending on size and finish choice, while complete pool replacement starts around $50,000–$80,000. Resurfacing makes sense when your pool structure is sound but the surface is deteriorated. If you’re dealing with major structural issues, equipment problems, or want to change the pool shape significantly, replacement might be more cost-effective. We’ll assess your specific situation and give you honest guidance about whether resurfacing or replacement makes more financial sense.

Can you resurface a pool during Florida's rainy season?

We can work during rainy season, but weather delays are more common. Pool resurfacing requires specific temperature and humidity conditions for proper curing, particularly in the first 48 hours after application. Rain during the curing process can damage the new surface permanently. We monitor weather forecasts carefully and won’t start the finish application if rain is predicted within the important curing window. Fall and winter months generally provide more predictable conditions, but we work year-round when weather permits.

Will resurfacing fix cracks and structural problems in my pool?

Resurfacing addresses surface-level issues like staining, roughness, and minor cracks, but it won’t fix major structural problems. We identify and repair structural issues before applying new finishes because cosmetic work over compromised structure fails quickly. Small cracks get properly repaired as part of surface preparation. Larger structural issues like beam problems, major settling, or equipment-related damage require separate repairs. We’ll assess your pool’s condition honestly and explain what work is needed beyond just resurfacing.

How do I maintain my pool after resurfacing to maximize lifespan?

Proper water chemistry is important, particularly in the first month when the new surface is curing. We provide specific guidelines for pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness levels that protect your investment. Avoid aggressive brushing or harsh chemicals that can damage new finishes. Regular professional water testing helps catch chemistry problems before they affect the surface. Different finish materials have specific maintenance requirements—pebble finishes need different care than smooth plaster. We provide detailed maintenance instructions and remain available for questions during the important first few months.

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Rock Island Village, FL is located in Broward County in Florida State