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If you’re looking for complete pool remodeling or just pool replastering or resurfacing, and you’re concerned about cost, you’ve come to the right place.

As you will learn:

We’ve been in Arizona and the Valley for two decades — since 1990.

We use our own plaster and plumbing crews and an owner checks every job.  Every job!

Pool remodeling is all we do.

Our remodeling specialists average 15 years in the business.  You will appreciate their knowledge and professionalism.

We care about job quality.  We think it shows.  Hopefully, you’ll agree.

Pool Replastering and Pool Resurfacing

“Pool replastering and pool resurfacing are the heart of what we do. It’s what we know best. However, we don’t know what is best for you. So we explain the different surfaces we use to remodel pools to our customers and let them tell us what they want.” There are actually many interior pool surfaces used throughout the world. The three most common, and the three we recommend you consider, are plaster, “quartz” and pebble. Quartz and pebble surfaces were developed as solutions to the shortcomings of plaster. And they are. However, neither is perfect and, like most improvements, they cost more than plaster. Here’s how they compare, so you can make up your own mind. . .

Pebble Pool Surface

A “pebble” interior pool surface includes pebble aggregate mixed in. The pebbles actually comprise the majority of the surface of the pool, with the obvious advantages.  This is becoming a popular choice when people consider pool remodeling or pool resurfacing.

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Plaster Pool Surface

Plaster is still the most common material when people consider pool remodeling or pool resurfacing (although it’s not the best). People like plaster because they’re familiar with it and it’s the least expensive of the three pool surfaces. Most traditional plaster is white cement mixed with limestone or marble sand. By its nature, plaster has certain limitations. Its porous surface is the most susceptible of the three to staining, bacteria growth and breakdown by the chemicals you add. Because plaster constantly reacts to water and chemicals, plaster pools “use” more chemicals to maintain a balanced water chemistry. And plaster doesn’t typically last as long as the other two surfaces (for these reasons). You can expect a new plaster surface to give you 7 to 10 years of good service with proper care. For more information about plaster, including our new Premium Plaster surface and extended warranty. By the way, if you’re considering re-plastering your pool, choose Premium Plaster, there’s no comparison.

Quartz Pool Surface

A quartz interior pool surface is actually a plaster surface with quartz aggregate mixed in. There are two benefits with quartz: First, quartz is a very hard material. And because a percentage of your pool interior surface is now covered with a hard, non-porous, stain-resistant material – quartz – you have a more stain-resistant, more durable and longer-lasting surface than plaster alone. Second, people like quartz because you can introduce colors into your pool interior with it. We only use 3M Colorquartz for our quartz pools. Quartz costs about 50% more than traditional plaster. You can expect a new quartz surface to give you 10 to 15 years of good service with proper care. For more information about quartz, Click here

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