pool resurfacing · Prosper, TX & North Texas

Pool Resurfacing in Prosper, TX & North Texas

Pool Resurfacing restores the interior finish of your pool — plaster or pebble — when the surface is rough, stained, or showing its age, without requiring a full backyard remodel.

Crew applying fresh plaster finish to a drained pool during resurfacing

Benefits

Why Homeowners Choose Us for Pool Resurfacing

Plaster & Pebble Finishes

Premium, long-lasting materials applied by an experienced crew.

Smoother, Safer Surface

Removes the rough, pitted texture that develops as plaster ages.

Improved Water Clarity

A fresh surface reduces the staining and algae-holding texture of old plaster.

Faster Than a Full Remodel

Resurfacing addresses the interior finish without a full-scope construction project.

Finish Options

Choose Your Finish

The Texas Pool Company installs a range of finish types, each with its own look, feel, and color options — we'll help you pick the one that fits your pool and budget.

White Plaster

The classic, clean, budget-friendly finish — a smooth surface most homeowners are already familiar with.

Pebble Surfaces

A more textured, dimensional finish using exposed aggregate for a natural, river-bottom-like look.

Quartz Finishes

Finer aggregate than pebble, for a smoother feel with more color depth than basic plaster. We cover this in detail in a separate guide.

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Polished Plaster

A refined, glass-like surface achieved by polishing plaster with diamond abrasives after it cures, for a smooth, reflective finish.

More Reasons to Resurface

Beyond a Fresh Look

Crack & Surface Repair

Cracks and surface-level damage are addressed as part of the resurfacing process, before any new finish goes on.

A Fresh Look for Your Backyard

A new finish is one of the fastest ways to make an older pool look cared for again, without a full remodel.

Step by Step

Our Resurfacing Process

From draining to startup, The Texas Pool Company follows the same process on every resurfacing job.

01

Pool Draining

We safely drain your pool, handling water discharge responsibly.

02

Surface Preparation

The old surface is prepped so the new finish bonds properly.

03

Crack & Damage Repair

Cracks and damaged areas are addressed before any new finish is applied.

04

Tile & Coping Check

Waterline tile and coping are inspected, with repairs flagged before plastering begins.

05

Finish Application

Our crew applies your chosen finish — plaster, pebble, quartz, or glass bead — using proper technique for even coverage.

06

Curing Period

The new surface is given proper time to cure before the pool is refilled.

07

Pool Filling

We begin refilling the pool promptly once curing allows, to support proper finish curing.

08

Startup Service

The Texas Pool Company balances your water chemistry and monitors the new surface during startup.

Real Results

A Recent Resurfacing Project

Pool before resurfacing, drained with crew prepping the surface for new plasterBEFORE
Same pool after a new plaster finish was applied during resurfacingAFTER

North Texas — drained, prepped, and replastered by The Texas Pool Company — drag to compare

Our Process

How Pool Resurfacing Works

1

Inspect Existing Surface

We assess the current plaster condition and identify any underlying issues.

2

Drain & Prep

The pool is drained and the surface is prepped for the new finish.

3

Apply New Finish

Plaster or pebble finish is applied by our resurfacing crew.

4

Refill & Balance

The pool is refilled and water chemistry is balanced for start-up.

Local to North Texas

Serving Pool Resurfacing Across the Region

We provide Pool Resurfacing for homeowners throughout our North Texas service area, including Prosper, TX, Celina, TX, Frisco, TX, McKinney, TX, Allen, TX, The Colony, TX, Little Elm, TX, Plano, TX, Aubrey, TX. Local conditions — clay soil, hard water, and long summer heat — all factor into how we approach pool resurfacing on North Texas pools.

FAQs

Pool Resurfacing Questions, Answered

How do I know if I need resurfacing vs. a full remodel?+

If the pool's structure, decking, and layout are in good shape and it's really the interior finish that's rough or stained, resurfacing alone is usually the right call.

How long does resurfacing take?+

Timelines depend on pool size and finish type — we'll walk you through the schedule during your quote.

What finish options are available?+

We offer traditional plaster and pebble finishes — we can talk through the tradeoffs for your pool and budget.

Will resurfacing fix cracks in my pool?+

Surface cracks are typically addressed during the resurfacing prep process; structural cracks may require additional evaluation first.

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