Pool Remodeling

Pool remodeling in Southlake, TX

When the finish is rough, the coping is moving, or the equipment fails every season, patching has stopped being the cheap option. We scope the rebuild on site, price it on paper, and service the pool ourselves once it is done.

The work we take on

  • Interior resurfacing. Replaster in standard white through quartz and pebble, over gunite that has earned a second life.
  • Waterline tile and coping. Out with cracked, dated, scale-stained edges. In with materials that suit the house behind them.
  • Deck surfacing. The concrete around the water gets repaired or resurfaced so the finished pool does not sit in a worn frame.
  • Equipment replacement. Variable-speed pumps, filters, heaters, and automation installed while the pool is already empty.
  • Lighting and detail. LED fixtures and the finish choices that make the water the best thing in the yard again.
A pool corner showing waterline mosaic tile and stone deck pavers

How the job runs

Walk it

You and the estimator, at the pool. What stays, what goes, what the gunite and plumbing can support. No padded wish list.

Price it

Scope and number arrive in writing. The figure moves only if you change the scope, and only with your sign-off.

Build and cure

The crew builds. Then service techs take over the start-up, brushing and balancing the new finish through its critical first weeks.

A backyard pool and patio at a tile-roof home

Remodeling questions, answered

What can a pool remodel include?

Anywhere from a straight replaster to a full reset: new interior finish, waterline tile, coping, deck surfacing, lighting, and equipment. The scope comes from walking your pool, not from a package menu, and it goes to you in writing.

How do I know the surface is actually done?

Rough patches that snag swimsuits, chalky residue on your hand after touching the wall, stains brushing will not move, and thin spots showing dark gunite. Any two of those together and resurfacing is due. A walk-through settles it.

Is a remodel the right time to change equipment?

It is the cheapest time. The pool is already down, so a variable-speed pump, a right-sized filter, or a heater goes in without paying for a second drain or a second crew visit.

Who handles the pool once the crew leaves?

We do, and that is the point of hiring the servicing company for the build. Fresh plaster needs brushing and tight chemistry through its cure, and our weekly techs run that start-up as part of the job.

Talk through the remodel

Describe the pool you have and the one you want. The walk-through gets booked on the same call.

(817) 510-5510
  • Scope walked on site before any number exists
  • Price in writing, changes only with sign-off
  • Start-up and cure run by our own service techs

Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm. Rather type it out? Send the short form and we call you back.

Done patching the same problems?

One call books the walk-through that settles it.

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