Pools & Spas
Complete pool remodels — new plaster, tile, coping, equipment — plus maintenance built on the three C's.
Done Right,
Every Time
A pool should be the centerpiece of your backyard — not the project you avoid looking at. Complete pool remodels bring tired pools back to showpiece condition: fresh plaster, new waterline tile, natural stone coping, updated skimmers, and water features like sheer descents that turn a swim into a resort.
Ongoing care follows the three C's of pool health — Cleaning, Circulation, and Chemistry. Skimming and brushing keep the surface right, properly maintained pumps and filters keep water moving, and balanced chemistry protects both swimmers and the finish you invested in. When equipment fails, any pump, filter, heater, or automation component can be changed out and dialed in.
Everything We Handle
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Complete Pool Remodels
Full transformations — surface, tile, coping, and equipment in one project.
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New Plaster
Fresh plaster finishes that restore the smooth, bright surface your pool started with.
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Waterline & Feature Tile
Glass and porcelain tile that defines the waterline and elevates the whole pool.
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Coping
Natural stone and precast coping added or replaced for a clean, finished edge.
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New Skimmers
Skimmer replacement and additions for proper surface circulation.
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Flotation & Safety Devices
Floats, ropes, and safety equipment added and anchored correctly.
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Sheer Descents & Water Features
Waterfall features installed or changed out for sound and motion.
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Equipment Change-Outs
Pumps, filters, heaters, and automation — any pool equipment replaced.
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Pool Maintenance — The Three C's
Cleaning, circulation, and chemistry handled on a reliable schedule.
What It Looks Like
Done Properly
The Process
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Pool Assessment
Surface condition, tile, coping, equipment age, and circulation all evaluated honestly.
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Scope & Selections
Plaster type, tile, stone, and features chosen with real samples — priced straight.
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Remodel Execution
Drain, prep, and rebuild in the right order — chip-out to fill done properly.
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Startup & Balance
Fresh-plaster startup chemistry managed daily so the new finish cures right.
Frequently Asked
How do I know my pool needs replastering?
Rough texture, staining that won't brush out, and thin spots showing gunite are the classic signs. Plaster typically lasts 10–15 years depending on chemistry care.
What are the three C's of pool maintenance?
Cleaning (skimming, brushing, vacuuming), Circulation (pump, filter, and skimmer health), and Chemistry (balanced sanitizer, pH, and alkalinity). Keep all three right and a pool stays beautiful.
Can you just replace my pool equipment?
Yes — pumps, filters, heaters, sheer descents, and automation can all be changed out individually without a full remodel.
How long does a full pool remodel take?
Most remodels run two to four weeks depending on scope and weather — drain, chip-out, tile and coping, plaster, then fill and startup. You'll get a real timeline before the water level drops an inch.
Can my pool be converted to saltwater?
Yes — a salt chlorine generator replaces manual chlorination, paired with equipment and finishes that handle salt properly. Softer water, steadier chemistry, less hands-on maintenance.
How often should pool equipment be checked?
Skimmer and pump baskets weekly, filter cleaning seasonally, and a full equipment inspection at least once a year — small catches like a failing seal are cheap; a burned-out pump is not.
Let's Make Something
Worth Looking At.
Get a detailed quote — no obligation, no pressure, just a real conversation about what you need and what it'll take.
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