Pool resurfacing in Palm Beach.

• The surface feels rough or snags swimsuits and feet
• Stains, etching, or discoloration that cleaning won't remove
• Chalky residue or visible thinning of the finish
• Surface cracks or hollow-sounding spots (delamination)
• You simply want a new color or feel for the water

Plaster — a classic smooth finish that gives water a bright, light-blue look; typically the most budget-friendly option.

Quartz — plaster blended with quartz aggregate for more color choices and added durability, with a smooth feel.

Pebble — small stones set in the finish for a natural, textured surface and deeper water tones.

Finish color shapes water color: light finishes read bright aqua, grays and blues look lagoon-like, and dark finishes appear dramatic and reflective. View samples outdoors, since sunlight and depth change how they look.

• Does the existing surface need repairs before the new finish goes on?
• How will draining and refilling be handled for my pool?
• What does start-up water care involve after the new finish is applied?
• Should waterline tile or lighting be replaced while the pool is empty?

Because the pool is already drained, resurfacing is a natural time to replace waterline tile and coping or add new lighting. Planning these together means the finish, tile, and light colors are chosen to work as one.