Las Vegas Pool Projects
Our Core Services
White Plaster Resurfacing
White plaster remains a traditional and cost-effective resurfacing option. It restores a smooth, clean finish and improves comfort underfoot.
Best suited for:
Aging white plaster
Surface roughness
Minor cracking and discoloration
Standard residential pool restoration
Pebble & Aggregate Finishes
Pebble and aggregate finishes provide enhanced durability and textured appearance. These finishes often last longer than standard plaster and offer a more natural look.
Best suited for:
Homeowners seeking upgraded durability
Pools with significant surface wear
Long-term performance priorities
Enhanced visual depth in water color
Finish options are reviewed during the onsite inspection.
Surface Evaluation & Preparation
Before resurfacing begins, the existing surface must be properly evaluated.
We assess:
Degree of plaster deterioration
Structural cracking
Surface delamination
Required prep and bonding methods
Accurate preparation is critical to long-term performance.
Transparent Pricing Structure
Final resurfacing pricing depends on:
Pool size
Surface condition
Finish selection
Prep requirements
Additional tile or surface repairs (if needed)
Most residential resurfacing projects fall within a typical local market range. General pricing guidance can be provided prior to inspection, but final pricing is confirmed after an onsite evaluation.
We do not provide binding quotes without inspection. This ensures accuracy and avoids unexpected cost adjustments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our resurfacing services are outlined below.
How long does pool resurfacing take?
Most resurfacing projects take several days depending on surface condition, prep requirements, and finish selection.
Do you provide exact pricing over the phone?
General price guidance may be discussed, but final pricing is confirmed only after onsite inspection.
How long does plaster last?
Standard white plaster typically lasts several years depending on water chemistry and maintenance. Aggregate finishes often last longer.
Will I need to drain my pool?
Yes. Resurfacing requires draining and proper surface preparation.
Licensed Contractor Workmanship
All resurfacing work is performed by licensed local contractors.
Local Service Focus
We operate exclusively in the Las Vegas market and understand the impact of desert climate on pool surfaces.