How Do You Resurface Concrete Around a Pool?

Resurfacing concrete around a pool involves several steps. Below is an outline of these procedures: 

Clean the Surface: To start resurfacing, begin by thoroughly cleaning the area surrounding your pool using either a pressure washer or stiff bristled brush to eliminate dirt, debris, and any contaminants such as mold spores from its surface.

Repair cracks and damage: Any concrete that exhibits cracks, chips or damage should first be repaired with concrete repair compound to fill in cracks and level out uneven areas before being resurfaced.

Prepare the Surface: Once again, to help ensure resurfacing material adheres securely to concrete, prepare its surface by etching it using a solution of muriatic acid and water. This will aid the adhesion process between concrete and resurfacing material.

Apply Resurfacing Material: Use a trowel or squeegee to apply the resurfacing material evenly across the concrete surface, working in small sections until all material has been distributed evenly.

Texture the surface: For an anti-slip surface around your pool, texture the concrete with a broom or other texturing tool to achieve slip resistance. At this stage you may also add decorative elements or patterns if desired.

Allow for Drying and Curing: Once the resurfacing material is applied, allow it to dry and cure according to manufacturer instructions – typically taking several days in which you should refrain from using your pool.

With these steps, resurfacing the concrete around your pool can create a beautiful, durable and slip-resistant surface for years to come. Resurfacing gives your pool area a fresh new look without the expense of completely replacing its concrete. More information can be found on the home page about our company and services.