A fresh surface. A different feel.
A new interior finish for your pool or spa — when the surface is the only thing that needs to change.
Photograph: an interior finish of ours before filling, from a new pool.
What resurfacing is.
Resurfacing renews the interior finish of the pool: the surface you see through the water and feel underfoot. Tile, coping and deck stay as they are.
We look at the surface in person. Cracks, leaks and the structure of a pool cannot be judged from photographs, so we do not try.
Pool finishes.
We resurface pools and spas with plaster, pebble, mini pebble and composite.
Plaster
The classic smooth pool finish.
Mini pebble
An aggregate finish with small pebbles in the surface.
Composite
Fiberglass resurfacing for residential and commercial jobs ›
Surface only, or more?
Only the surface
The tile, coping and deck are in good shape. The interior finish is what needs to change.
Request a resurfacing estimate ›Tile, coping or deck as well
When more than the surface should change, a remodel plans the parts together.
See residential remodeling ›How resurfacing works.
We inspect the surface
We look at the existing finish in person.
We agree finish and scope
You choose the finish, and the scope is agreed in writing.
We prepare and apply
The old surface is prepared and the new finish is applied.
We refill and start up
The pool is refilled and started up according to the plan agreed for your project.
Startup and handover.
CPR handles the initial care
After the new finish is applied and the pool is refilled, CPR handles the initial care. What your project includes is set out in your written package.
Warranty information.
Ask about warranty for your finish
Warranty terms depend on the finish and on the agreed scope. We explain what applies in the written package.
Choosing your resurfacing scope.
Is resurfacing enough if I also want new tile or coping?
Resurfacing focuses on the interior finish. If you also want to change waterline tile, coping or the deck, discuss a remodel so those items can be scoped together. Tell us what you want to change rather than choosing a surface-only project before the pool has been reviewed.
How do I compare plaster and pebble finishes?
Bring examples of the color and appearance you like, and discuss the plaster and pebble options during the estimate visit. Ask which finish and color will be specified for your pool. Reference photographs help explain your preferences; they do not replace choosing the finish for the written scope.
What details help with a resurfacing estimate?
Describe the current interior finish, visible wear or staining, whether a spa is included and any related tile or coping changes. Photos can help explain your request, but existing conditions are reviewed in person. Also discuss startup and the ongoing care your selected finish will need.
Tell us about your pool.
Free in-person estimates for pool and spa resurfacing.
New customers receive a $2,000 discount on any quote over $5,000. If your quote is under $5,000, you receive a $1,000 discount.