Pool Renovation FAQs
We’re happy to answer any and all of your questions regarding your pool, whether you built it or not. We want you to be aware of all of your options when it comes time to update or upgrade your pool.
While resurfacing is required every ten to fifteen years and is, therefore, the most common renovation, it is certainly not your only option. … A remodel can include new tiling on the surface of the pool itself, but it can also include adding decorative tiles to the area around the pool.
Depth change is a fairly simple procedure, especially with steel and polymer pools. Whether you’re choosing to go shallower or deeper, if you have a vinyl pool, the bottom will then be redone with a concrete or vermiculite coating, and you’ll have your new depth.
Running your pool pump during the day is good because that’s when the sun is out. UV rays are eating up the chlorine, so it is good to have the pump running to counteract the sun’s effects. A pro for night time would be that it’s off-peak utility hours. It’s cheaper to run the pool pump at night.
Pools are meant to be full of water. When they’re drained, and the liner is dry and exposed to high heat, it’s vulnerable and can easily be damaged by the sun. An inground pool can even blister and crack if left dry in high temperatures.
A concrete pool lasts 10–15 years before it needs to be resurfaced. In addition to redoing the interior finish, you’ll usually need to replace the waterline tile at the same time.
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