How Often Should You Reseal Your Pool?

Resealing your pool depends on various factors such as its type, quality of materials used, level of usage and local weather conditions. On average, it is advised that pools should be resealed every 5-7 years; however, if signs of wear such as cracks, leaks or fading become evident sooner, resealing may need to occur sooner.

Maintenance of your pool can also extend its lifespan and delay resealing requirements, by keeping up with proper cleaning, pH balance, and regular inspection for signs of damage to its surface. This should include regular inspection for signs of wear-and-tear.

Regular maintenance of your pool can help save both money and time by preventing costly repairs or even total replacement of its surface. Skipping maintenance could lead to irreparable damage that requires both expensive repairs and considerable downtime for restoration.

Resealing your pool requires using high-quality sealant that has been specifically developed for its surface type. Many different kinds of sealants such as epoxy and rubber-based are available and each can have advantages and disadvantages that should be discussed with a professional pool contractor to determine the best fit for you and ensure a successful resealing process.

As well as resealing your pool, you may wish to consider other upgrades or modifications that can enhance its appearance and functionality. These may include adding lighting features, water features, or upgrading its filtration system.

Regular maintenance and resealing your pool as necessary can ensure it remains in peak condition and extend its lifespan. Stay vigilant, and address any signs of wear and tear immediately to avoid further damages and expenses later on. Check out our home page for more information about our services.