Pool Plaster & Resurfacing
Pool plaster and resurfacing done by hand, done right
Plaster failure is almost always a prep or mix problem, not a material problem. We chip out properly, bond-coat where needed, keep mixes consistent batch to batch, and trowel a surface that's smooth underfoot and even in color.
What’s included
Plaster is a craft. We prep properly, mix consistently, and finish clean so your surface looks right on day one and still looks right ten years in.
- White plaster, colored plaster, quartz aggregate, and pebble finishes
- Full chip-out and bond coat when the old surface demands it
- Consistent batching for even color with no mottling or streaks
- Step markers, tile repair, and fitting replacement handled in the same visit
- Startup and water-chemistry guidance included so the new surface cures correctly
How it works
Our pool plaster & resurfacing process
Drain & chip
Pool drained and the failing surface removed to sound substrate.
Prep & repairs
Hollow spots, cracks, and fittings addressed; bond coat applied where required.
Application
Finish hand-troweled in a single continuous pour for even color and texture.
Fill & startup
Immediate fill, then daily brushing and chemistry management through the cure window.
FAQ
Pool Plaster & Resurfacing questions, answered
How long does pool plaster last?
Standard plaster typically lasts 10–15 years. Quartz and pebble finishes commonly run 15–20+ with good chemistry.
How long does resurfacing take?
Usually about a week from drain to fill for a standard residential pool, weather permitting.
Why did my last plaster job fail early?
Most often poor prep, inconsistent mixing, or unbalanced startup chemistry. All three are avoidable.
Proudly serving the Kansas City metro & a 200-mile radius.