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Pool Renovations

Many pool owners ask us how long their swimming pool will last before they need to consider remodeling it. There is no one-size-fits-all answer but the average life-span of a pool in North Texas is going to be 10-20 years; and could cost from $5,000 on up.

We have found that the least expensive way to resurface your deck is with a spray deck, which is also a favorite in Texas due to the fact that it doesn’t hold heat! We offer you many pool deck options.

For those with small children we would choose a non-slick surface such as a salt rock finished concrete or spray deck. If having a slick surface isn’t a concern for you, we’re big fans of travertine pavers—which make an absolutely beautiful deck finish!

If a hot tub is in your future and you’re wondering if we can add it into your pool remodeling project, no problem. If you have the space for it we can make it happen.

No matter what pool upgrades you’re envisioning, we offer a wide variety of options to choose from. Just give us a call today for an estimate!

This all depends on the current shape your pool is in. Is it discolored? Is it breaking off and coming up in chunks? Is there cracking? Is it old and pitted looking? Is there mottling? If you answered yes to any of these questions then there’s a good chance that it does need to be replastered.

Plaster is a cementitious pool finish made with Marcite sand, Quartz or Pebble.

Shotcrete, often referred to as wet mix, is concrete that is conveyed through a hose and projected at a high velocity onto a surface to achieve compaction. It allows us to construct walls and other structures using a one-sided form and is placed at various thicknesses against these forms and/or against existing concrete, masonry and other surfaces.

Gunite, typically called dry mix, is a combination of cement, sand, and water that is applied through a pressure hose producing a dense, hard layer of concrete for structural repairs.

If you’re concerned about leaks or cracks in your pool there could easily be a variety of reasons causing your pool to lose water. Water leaks could result from cracks in light fixtures, return inlets, water jets, and more.

It might be difficult at first to pinpoint the exact area of a water leak, but we have the experience and knowledge to get the job done.

After carefully examining every inch of your pool we’ll find the source of the leak. If delamination (plaster separation) is the cause of the leak then replastering may be necessary.

Whether you’re wanting a fresh, new look by completely replacing your tile, or you’re wanting inground pool tile repair services, our professionally trained team has the essential experience needed to install each new tile piece around the perimeter of your pool.

We’re typically asked to repair pool tiles around the perimeter of the pool when they're discolored, cracked or obviously deteriorating.

Once we begin to tackle the tile repair procedure we start by draining your pool just below the line of your tile. We then clean your existing pool tile to completely rid each of dirt, calcium deposits, and mineral build-up. After that, as needed, we can repair each broken or cracked piece of tile around your pool.

Before we do any work we need to determine what caused the crack, so the first step is to give our team a call. We’ll want to determine if it’s a surface level or structural crack. If it’s something surface level that’s not impacting the pool structure you have the option to leave it or have your pool replastered. If it’s structural then we need to determine if it’s an active crack that is still growing or an inactive crack. If it’s active then we’ll bring an engineer to your home to determine the cause of the crack and make recommendations on your best next step for repair.