FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
How often does a pool need to be resurfaced?
It varies depending on the type of pool, with plaster or cement pools needing to be resurfaced every 3-7 years while fiberglass pools can sometimes go as long as 15-30 years.
What are the different types of pool resurfacing?
- Paint: Although paint is not a long-term solution, it is a cost-effective option.
- Plaster: It’s also known as Marcite or Whitecoat.
- Fiberglass: Fiberglass is not a popular name on the list of pool resurfacing options.
Aggregate: Aggregate is another trendy choice.
What is involved in resurfacing a pool?
So, what is pool refinishing? Also called resurfacing, refinishing is a regular maintenance process that involves removing and replacing the top layer of the pool surface. With a smooth, rejuvenated surface and any cracks or leaks repaired, the pool is ready for a new sealant.
What is the difference between Replastering and resurfacing a pool?
It is pretty much anything to do with a swimming pool or its structure replastering a pool just refers to the interior surface removing. And replacing the plaster part of the pool.
What time of year is best to resurface a pool?
Generally, the best time to replaster your pool will be in the spring and fall, at least for most areas in the United States. If you’re not sure what kind of weather conditions are ideal in your area, call your pool contractor to learn more.
What happens if you dont resurface your pool?
If you don’t resurface the pool, which is necessary because it is always exposed to weather, cracks and an unevenness in the pool surface will occur and this could lead to algae stains, water leaking and injuries from the uneven surface.