Pool Remodeling & Renovation
Pool remodeling and renovation that makes an old pool new
If the shell is sound, almost everything else can be replaced. Remodeling is the fastest path from a 1980s backyard to something that looks like it was built this year — usually for a fraction of a new build.
What’s included
Tired shell, cracked deck, equipment from another era? We rebuild dated pools into something you'd swear was new — new surfaces, new tile, new lighting, and equipment that runs quieter and cheaper.
- Full resurfacing in plaster, quartz, or pebble finishes
- New waterline tile, coping stone, and step markers
- Deck replacement or resurfacing to fix cracks and drainage
- Modern variable-speed pumps, filters, heaters, and LED lighting
- Added tanning ledges, spas, spillovers, and water features
How it works
Our pool remodeling & renovation process
Assessment
We inspect the shell, deck, and equipment and tell you honestly what needs replacing and what doesn't.
Demo & prep
Old surface, tile, and coping removed; the substrate prepped so the new finish bonds.
Structural repairs
Cracks, hollow spots, and plumbing issues corrected before anything cosmetic goes on.
New finishes
Tile, coping, decking, and interior finish installed in sequence.
Fill & startup
Fill, brush, balance, and hand it back running better than it ever did.
FAQ
Pool Remodeling & Renovation questions, answered
How often does a pool need remodeling?
Plaster typically needs replacing every 10–15 years. Tile, coping, and decking often last longer, but they're usually done together for a seamless result.
Can you remodel a pool you didn't build?
Yes — most of our renovation work is on pools built by someone else, often decades ago.
How long does a remodel take?
A resurface alone is usually 1–2 weeks. A full remodel with tile, coping, and decking typically runs 3–6 weeks.
Proudly serving the Kansas City metro & a 200-mile radius.