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In Ground Pool Resurfacing Temple, TX

AFFORDABLE RESURFACING

Pool resurfacing and pool remodeling is an often stressful and overwhelming situation with high costs and difficult choices. You don’t want to overspend, and you want some assurance that the money you will spend is going to be worthwhile.

We have the perfect solution to give you a beautiful, resurfaced pool that will last so you are not spending money over and over again to fix the same problem.

The solution is fiberglass! Fiberglass pool resurfacing combines affordability with quality and longevity.

RESURFACE WITH FIBERGLASS INSTEAD OF PLASTER

Fiberglass with special resins and coatings apply directly to your gunite pool giving you the benefits of a fiberglass surface while maintaining the structure and design of your concrete gunite pool.

LETS COMPARE: FIBERGLASS VS PLASTER

Startups

Fibergass: Starting your pool is a breeze. The material cures rapidly and doesn't require continuous brushing.

Plaster: Challenging start-up. Needs thorough preparation and continuous monitoring.

Durability

Fiberglass: Unmatched coating strength, corrosion-resistant, and naturally durable.

Plaster: Prone to disbonding, chipping, rust and stains.

Lifespan

Fiberglass: Coating is expected to last for 30 years

Plaster: Can vary based on several factors, including maintenance, water chemistry, and the type of plaster used, including any pigments. On average, you can expect it to last around 7 to 10 years.

Aesthetic

Fiberglass: The appeal is preserved thanks to its resistance to stains, algae, and rust.

Plaster: Usually reduced because of the likelihood to stain and discolor.

Water Chemistry

Fiberglass: Reduces the need for chemicals. Gel coating is non-reactive and efficient. Prevents algae growth.

Plaster: The surface is more reactive and porous, making it an ideal environment for algae to easily adhere to it.

Roughness

Fiberglass: Gentle to feet, hands, and knuckles.

Plaster: As plaster ages, it becomes rougher.

Cracks

Fiberglass: Resists cracking due to added structural strength.

Plaster: Easily shows cracks if pool has substantial movement.

How does resurfacing with fiberglass work?

A typical renovation usually takes about a week to complete. This includes getting the surface ready, waiting for things to dry, and adding the final touches.

Pool renovations are hard, we can make it easy

We offer free on-site consultations. Let's take a look at your pool and get it back in great shape.

5 Year Limited Warranty

Our limited warranty will cover the fiberglass resurfacing for up to 5 years after the installation is complete. The following are examples of covered warranty issues:

  • Gel Coat Spalling: The gel coat is the outer layer of a fiberglass surface that provides a smooth, glossy finish. Spalling occurs when this layer starts to flake off or chip away.
  • Roughness or Pitting: When the surface feels bumpy or uneven to the touch, or small holes/indentations appear on the surface.
  • Discoloration: Noticeable changes in the color of the fiberglass surface.
  • Hairline Cracking: Fine/shallow cracks that appear on the surface of the fiberglass.
  • Ability of the Interior of the Finish to Hold Water: The fiberglass surface's capability to remain watertight and prevent leaks.