Pool Resurfacing

Las Vegas NV

Las Vegas's Top Rated Pool Resurfacing

Pools and spas showing signs of wear, damage, or aging can often be restored through resurfacing. The ideal method to fix your pool will depend on its foundation type.

Our fiberglass pool resurfacing services are specifically suited for pools made from ground gunite, concrete, block, or those with fiberglass walls and concrete bottoms. Fiberglass offers superior durability and longer-lasting results compared to other common renovation methods. While some may opt for vinyl, concrete and paint, or concrete and plaster resurfacing, these materials tend to require frequent maintenance and wear out faster. Fiberglass provides a cost-effective solution that ensures quality and longevity.

Why Does My Fiberglass Pool Need Resurfacing?

Even with the best maintenance routine, fiberglass pools eventually require resurfacing. Over time, chemicals, sunlight, and regular use wear down the pool’s surface.

Signs of wear, like cracks, chips, and bubbles, may initially seem minor. However, leaving these issues unaddressed can lead to significant problems down the line. Water can seep through these imperfections, worsening cracks and potentially causing severe structural damage.

Ignoring these problems doesn’t just impact the pool structure—it can also strain your equipment, leading to additional costs for repairs or replacements. Delaying resurfacing could make it more expensive in the long run and even less cost-effective than installing an entirely new pool.

Don’t wait until it’s too late. Addressing these issues promptly will save you time, money, and the regret of preventable damage.

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What Happens During a Fiberglass Pool Resurfacing?

Resurfacing your fiberglass pool typically takes between 5 to 14 days, depending on the size of your pool, the weather, and other factors. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of what the process entails:

Step 1: Drain the Pool

The first step is removing all the water from the pool. This is done using a submersible pump placed inside the pool. To ensure safety, disconnect any electrical components connected to the pool before draining it.

Step 2: Remove the Old Surface

After clearing the pool area of furniture or other valuable items, sandblasting begins to remove the old pool surface. This step clears the way for the refinishing work to follow.

Step 3: Prepare and Apply the New Finish

Before starting, double-check that you’re happy with your chosen finish. Once you’re ready to proceed, masonry experts take over. This critical step, which forms the backbone of the refinishing process, can take 1 to 3 days, depending on the type of finish.

Step 4: Reconnect the Plumbing

Reattach the plumbing and ensure that every connection is watertight to avoid leaks or damage later on. Proper sealing at this stage is essential.

Step 5: Apply the Surface Material

This is where your pool begins to transform. Professionals apply the selected surface material, a process that can take several days depending on the material used and the weather conditions.

Step 6: Perform an Acid Wash (if needed)

For some finishes, an acid wash is necessary to prep the surface and ensure it looks perfect.

Step 7: Final Cleanup and Refill

Once the acid wash is complete (if applicable), the pool undergoes a final cleaning. Afterward, your pool is refilled with water.

Step 8: Initial Water Treatment

Special water treatments are recommended for the first week to help your pool’s new surface cure properly and enhance its longevity. This step ensures a smooth start for your refreshed pool.

These steps also helps to improve the longevity of your pool.

Schedule a Visit Today

Fiber Glass Pools Las Vegas provides flexible resurfacing plans to fit your needs—whether you’re looking for monthly, weekly, or one-time service. During our first visit, we’ll evaluate your pool’s maintenance needs and give you a free estimate. Pricing is based on factors like pool size, surrounding landscape, and the steps needed to get your pool back in top condition.