Straight answers before you request a quote.

The price depends on the pool’s size, access, existing surface condition, preparation method, repairs, and selected finish. Because every pool is different, we inspect the project and provide a written estimate instead of advertising a one-price-fits-all number.

Most resurfacing projects require several working days for draining, preparation, repairs, finish installation, and refilling. Weather, pool condition, access, finish selection, and startup requirements can affect the schedule. We explain the expected timeline before work begins.

Plaster provides a smooth, classic interior. Quartz adds colored aggregate for more visual texture and durability. Mini pebble uses exposed natural stone for a premium appearance, stronger texture, and a wide range of water colors. We help you compare feel, appearance, budget, and maintenance.

A professionally installed pebble finish is generally the longest-lasting of these common options, while quartz offers a strong balance of smoothness and durability. Actual service life depends heavily on installation quality, startup, water chemistry, and ongoing maintenance.

Some cracks and surface defects can be repaired as part of preparation. Structural movement, major shell damage, or active leaks may require additional evaluation and repairs before resurfacing. A new finish should not be used to hide an unresolved structural problem.

Warranty coverage depends on the selected material and the approved scope of work. Available manufacturer material coverage and our workmanship terms are explained in the proposal so you know what is covered before authorizing the project.

No. Resurfacing replaces the interior finish, but it does not correct an ongoing water-chemistry, circulation, filtration, or equipment problem. Proper startup and consistent water balance are essential to protect the new surface after installation.