Most pools need to be resurfaced every five to ten years, depending on the type of pool and how well it has been maintained. Pool resurfacing involves taking off the old surface of the pool and replacing it with either the same material, or a new type of surface. This can fix cracks, blisters and discolorations, making your pool look like new again.
Types Of Pool Surfaces
There are a few different options when it comes to resurfacing your pool. You don’t necessarily have to choose the same type of surface you have currently. There are differences in material costs as well as labor for each type, as well as major differences in quality and longevity. Some of the popular pool resurfacing choices available include:
- Pebble Tec. For an economical and effective new surface for cement pools, Pebble Tec is a popular pool surface product which offers value and beauty with many color options. Natural pebbles are used to give this surface a beautiful finish with low maintenance and durability.
- Beadcrete. Want a smooth pool finish that will last, while giving you a non-slip surface? Beadcrete is a popular choice for those resurfacing older concrete pools. This pool product is stain resistant and durable, making it easy to maintain.
- Diamond Brite. Just like the name suggests, Diamond Brite is a pool surface that will bring brilliance to your backyard pool. This product uses quartz to give pools an elegant and extremely durable finish unlike any other.
The type of pool surface you choose will depend on what type of pool you have and the size of your budget. Find out more about these and other popular pool surface products by calling your local pool resurfacing company.
Posted on behalf of Somar Pools, LLC
