Pool Resurfacing

Pool Resurfacing in North Texas

Restore your pool's finish with premium plaster, pebble, quartz, or glass bead surfaces. Visit our showroom to see and feel every finish option before you decide.

Surface Options

Pool Finish Types

Choose the finish that fits your style, budget, and durability needs. We carry all major brands and can match any color.

Marcite / White Plaster

The classic pool finish — smooth white plaster that gives your pool a clean, bright blue water color. The most affordable resurfacing option with a 5–7 year lifespan.

Pebble Tec & Pebble Finishes

Small natural pebbles mixed into the plaster create a durable, textured surface with rich color depth. Lasts 15–20 years and resists staining, chemicals, and etching.

Quartz Aggregate

Crushed quartz crystals blended into plaster for a smooth, sparkling finish. More durable than standard plaster with better stain resistance and a 10–15 year lifespan.

Glass Bead Finishes

Tiny recycled glass beads create a luminous, shimmering surface that catches the light beautifully. Premium durability and a unique aesthetic that stands out.

Is It Time?

Signs Your Pool Needs Resurfacing

Catch these early — waiting too long can lead to structural damage underneath.

Rough or sandpaper-like texture on the pool walls and floor

Visible staining that won't come out with chemical treatment

Chalking or white dust when you rub the surface

Exposed aggregate or spalling (surface flaking off)

Persistent algae growth in pitted or rough areas

Discoloration or blotchy patches across the surface

Common Questions

Pool Resurfacing FAQ

How long does pool resurfacing take?

A standard resurfacing takes 5–10 days from drain to refill, depending on pool size and the finish selected. Pebble and glass bead finishes may take slightly longer due to the application process.

How much does pool resurfacing cost in North Texas?

Basic white plaster starts around $4,000–$6,000 for an average-sized pool. Pebble Tec and quartz finishes range from $8,000–$15,000+. Glass bead finishes are at the premium end. We provide free on-site estimates with exact pricing.

How long does a new pool surface last?

White plaster lasts 5–7 years, quartz aggregate 10–15 years, and pebble finishes 15–20 years. Proper water chemistry maintenance is the biggest factor in surface longevity.

Can I change the color of my pool during resurfacing?

Absolutely. Resurfacing is the perfect time to change your pool's color. We offer a full range of colors from classic white and blue to dark grey, midnight blue, and Caribbean-inspired blends. Visit our showroom to see finish samples in person.

Do I need to drain my pool for resurfacing?

Yes, the pool must be fully drained for resurfacing. Our team handles the draining, surface preparation, application, curing, and refilling process.

Ready for a Fresh Pool Surface?

Schedule a free on-site estimate. We'll assess your current surface, discuss finish options, and provide detailed pricing.