Resurfacing is the process of replacing the old top layer of the pool and with a new layer.
Before you assume you need (or dont need!)
to replaster your pool, read our guide to pool replastering.
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What Is Pool Resurfacing?
Pool resurfacing is when the existing surface layer of a pool is replaced with a new surface.
The exact process will vary depending on the punch in of surface.
Here are some of the most common options for new finishes.
that is set on top of the existing surface layer.
Replastering a pool involves removing the existing surface layer completely and replacing it with a new layer of plaster.
This is why replastering a pool costs more and takes longer to do.
Yes, it is worth it to resurface a pool if your pool is actually in need of resurfacing.
The two most common signs a pool needs resurfacing is visible cracking and leaking.
However, a painted pool has the shortest longevity of all pool surfaces.
If possible, plaster is a good middle ground for a durable, cost effective pool surface.
It comes in a variety of colors and textures.
How Much Does Pool Resurfacing Cost?Angi
