Pool Looks Tired?
Refresh It Right.
Diamond Brite, Pebble, plaster, and tile — coordinated end-to-end. Investment range $8,000–$30,000. We consult on-site, quote in writing, and oversee through final inspection.
All renovation work performed by trusted licensed partners (CPC-licensed Florida pool contractors).
Diamond Brite, Pebble, Plaster, or Tile?
Each finish has trade-offs. Cost, lifespan, look, and maintenance shift based on which you pick. Here's the honest breakdown.
Diamond Brite
Aggregate plaster — gray, blue, or earth tones
- +Most popular in South FL
- +Mid-tier investment
- +Wide color selection
- −Stains over time in hard water
- −Shorter life than Pebble
- −Etches without proper chemistry
Pebble (Pebble Tec / Pebble Sheen)
Exposed pebbles — natural texture, premium feel
- +Longest-lasting finish
- +Hides stains and surface wear
- +Premium resale value
- −Higher up-front investment
- −Texture is rougher under foot
- −Limited color palette
Marcite / Plaster
Smooth white plaster — classic look
- +Lowest up-front cost
- +Quick install
- +Smoothest texture
- −Shortest lifespan
- −Stains easily
- −Etches fast in unbalanced water
Tile (All-Tile)
Glass, ceramic, or stone tile — fully custom
- +Longest life of any finish
- +Fully customizable
- +Highest resale value
- −Highest investment
- −Longer install timeline
- −Specialized maintenance
Not Every Surface Needs Full Resurfacing.
We tell you honestly: full renovation, spot repair, or acid-wash refresh. Sometimes the right answer is half the cost.
Resurface (full)
Plaster delamination, multiple cracks, widespread etching, finish past its useful life (7–10+ years for Diamond Brite, 15–20 for Pebble).
Spot repair
Single hairline crack, isolated chip, one missing tile, minor surface stain. We patch and color-match where possible.
Refresh (acid wash)
Surface still structurally sound but discolored or scaled. Acid wash + bead-blast removes surface stains without resurfacing — 30–50% the cost.
Consult to Swim — 21 Days.
Estimated timeline — actual schedule varies by pool size, finish chosen, permit timing, weather, and material lead times. Subject to change.
On-site consultation
We measure, photograph, document the existing surface and tile, and walk you through finish options with samples in-hand.
Drain + demo
Pool drained to grade, surface chipped or hydroblasted to bond layer. Tile band removed. 1–2 day window.
Prep + install
Bond coat, tile install, then finish (Diamond Brite, Pebble, or plaster) sprayed and trowel-finished. Same day install.
Cure + refill
Pool refills slowly to prevent finish damage, water chemistry started during refill. 5–7 days cure to full swim.
Swim
Final chemistry balance, surface inspection, and handoff to weekly service. Manufacturer warranty registered.
40+ Years of Combined Expertise Renovating South Florida Pools
Backed by 40+ years of combined founder experience. We've overseen hundreds of South Florida resurfacing projects — every finish, every pool size, every tile detail.
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Renovation
Pool resurfacing in South Florida typically runs $8,000–$30,000 depending on pool size, finish chosen, and whether tile and coping work is included. Diamond Brite is the South Florida mid-tier standard at $8,000–$15,000 for a 14×28 pool. Pebble finishes (Pebble Tec, Pebble Sheen) run $15,000–$25,000 with 15–20 year life. We quote flat-rate after on-site consultation.
Ready to refresh your pool?
On-site consultation. Written quote. Manufacturer warranties. Permit coordination. All renovation work performed by trusted licensed partners.