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Pool Resurfacing &
Replastering Services

Poolie provides professional pool resurfacing and pool replastering services to restore aging pool interiors and give them a fresh new look. Choose from classic marble plaster, quartz, or pebble finishes, and let our team help you find the right option for your pool.

Make Pool Resurfacing
More Manageable

If your pool needs a new finish but you’re not ready to pay for the entire project upfront, financing may help. Poolie offers 0% APR financing for up to 24 months through Wisetack, giving you payment options to consider for your resurfacing project.

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Financing is subject to credit approval.

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Does Your Pool
Need Resurfacing or Replastering?

Pool surfaces naturally wear over time. Signs that it may be time for a new finish include:

  • Rough or abrasive surfaces
  • Staining or discoloration
  • Chipped or flaking plaster
  • Etching or surface wear
  • Exposed aggregate
  • Ongoing surface deterioration
  • Older plaster nearing the end of its service life

Not every pool problem requires resurfacing. Surface wear affects the interior finish, while leaks, plumbing problems, equipment issues, or structural concerns may require a pool repair. We can assess your pool and recommend the right solution.

Homeowner relaxing in a lounge chair beside her resurfaced backyard pool

Pool Resurfacing &
Replastering Options

Give your pool a fresh look with a finish that fits your style and needs.

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Marble Plaster

Marble plaster is a classic finish with a smooth, clean feel. It’s a popular choice for homeowners looking for a traditional finish with timeless appeal and a polished appearance.

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Quartz Finish

Quartz finishes combine plaster with quartz aggregate for a distinctive look and durability. They’re a great choice for homeowners seeking a refined finish with wear resistance.

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Pebble Finish

Pebble finishes use natural-looking aggregate to create a textured appearance. They’re a great choice for homeowners who want added durability and a natural, resort-inspired look.

Chip-Out vs. Bond Kote Replastering

Before your new finish goes in, your existing surface needs the right preparation. We will assess its condition and recommend the approach that makes the most sense for your pool. Let Poolie help you choose the right approach.

Poolie technician chipping out old plaster from a drained pool during resurfacing

Replaster With Chip-Out

A chip-out removes the pool finish before the new surface is installed. It’s typically used when the finish needs more extensive removal.

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Replaster With Bond Kote

Bond kote uses a bonding and preparation process that allows a new finish to be applied over the existing surface when conditions are right.

How Long Does Pool Plaster Last?

The lifespan of a pool finish depends on the finish type, water chemistry, pool use, installation quality, startup, and ongoing maintenance.

Traditional plaster commonly lasts around 10 to 15 years, while some finishes can last longer with proper care.

Keeping your water balanced and following the recommended startup process can help protect your new finish.

Teak lounge chair with a rolled towel on a travertine deck beside a resurfaced pool

What Happens During
Pool Resurfacing?

We will guide you through the process from assessment to completion:

  1. Pool assessment: We evaluate your pool’s surface and condition.
  2. Drain and preparation: We drain the pool and prepare the work area.
  3. Surface preparation: The existing finish is prepared based on its condition.
  4. Chip-out or bond kote: We use the appropriate preparation method.
  5. New finish: Your selected plaster, quartz, or pebble finish is installed.
  6. Cure and startup: The new surface is given the proper care to cure.
  7. Final inspection: We make sure everything is ready for you to enjoy.
Freshly replastered drained pool with white plaster finish behind a Texas brick home

See the Difference Pool Resurfacing Can Make

Explore before-and-after results from pool resurfacing and replastering projects.

Pool Resurfacing Cost: What Affects the Price?

Every pool is different, so there’s no one-size-fits-all pool resurfacing cost.

Pricing can depend on:

  • Pool size
  • Existing surface
  • Preparation method
  • Finish selected
  • Surface condition
  • Additional repairs
  • Site access

An on-site assessment helps determine what your pool needs and what your project will involve.

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Pool Resurfacing vs. Pool Repair

Not sure whether your pool needs a repair or a new surface? The difference comes down to what’s causing the problem.

Pool Resurfacing & Replastering

VS

Pool Repair

Pool Resurfacing & Replastering

The pool’s interior finish

Focuses on

Pool Repair

Problems with the pool structure, plumbing, equipment, or other components

Pool Resurfacing & Replastering

Rough, stained, chipped, etched, or deteriorating plaster

Common signs

Pool Repair

Leaks, cracks, plumbing issues, equipment problems, or structural concerns

Pool Resurfacing & Replastering

Removing or preparing the existing finish and applying a new plaster, quartz, or pebble finish

Typical work

Pool Repair

Diagnosing and fixing leaks, plumbing, equipment, structural, or other pool-related problems

Pool Resurfacing & Replastering

Restore the look, feel, and condition of the pool’s interior surface

Goal

Pool Repair

Fix the underlying problem and restore proper pool function or structural integrity

Pool Resurfacing & Replastering

Worn or aging pool finishes

Best for

Pool Repair

Problems that go beyond the pool’s interior surface

Why Choose Poolie for
Pool Resurfacing?

  • Expert renovation services: Professional resurfacing and replastering for worn pool interiors.
  • Personalized recommendations: We assess your pool before recommending the right approach.
  • Multiple finish options: Choose from marble plaster, quartz, pebble, and other available finishes.
  • Complete renovation support: From preparation and installation to startup, we help guide the process.
  • Quality-focused workmanship: A fresh pool finish designed to look great and stand up to everyday use.
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Pool Resurfacing Questions? We’ve Got Answers

Get answers to common questions about pool resurfacing, replastering, finishes, costs, and more.

How often does a pool need to be replastered?

How long does pool resurfacing take?

How long does new pool plaster take to cure?

Can you resurface a pool without replacing the entire pool?

What is the difference between plaster, quartz, and pebble?

What is the best time of year for pool resurfacing in Texas?

Can I resurface my pool myself?

How much does pool resurfacing cost?

Pool Resurfacing & Replastering Services Across Texas

From Austin to surrounding Texas communities, Poolie helps bring worn pool surfaces back to life. Find your area below to see how we can help restore your pool.

New Braunfels and Surrounding Areas

College Station and Surrounding Areas

The Woodlands and Surrounding Areas

Lakeway / Lake Travis and Surrounding Areas

Highland Park and Surrounding Areas

Ready to Restore Your Pool’s Surface?

A rough, stained, or aging pool surface doesn’t have to stay that way. Whether you want classic plaster or an upgrade to quartz or pebble, we can help bring your pool back to life.

We’ll assess your pool, walk you through your options, and help you choose the right resurfacing solution.