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While this pool is nowhere near as bad as what you see in Set 1, it is in definite need of rejuvenation.

The pool is drained, and the old surface tiles are removed. Other miscellaneous preparations are made at this time.

Coping is installed around the edge of the pool.

This customer has requested numerous mosaic inlays to enhance the look of their pool. These are laid down first, as well as the tile accents.

As you can see here, our skilled pool renovation team can work around almost any obstacle that we come across, and still achieve outstanding results.

As the coping is being finished, the new tile along the water line is installed.

A bond coat is then applied to prepare the surface for the upcoming DiamondBrite Quartz treatment.

With all the other work going on, the deck has pavers installed.

More of the mosaic inlays available to our customers. These attractive inlays come in almost any shape or size…your imagination is the limit!

The installation of the pavers is completed.

Now, the new DiamondBrite Quartz surface is poured onto the walls of the pool. This surface is then troweled to a consistent smoothness by hand.

The surface is let to dry, and will be thoroughly cleaned along with the deck and new pavers before the pool is refilled.

The pool is then filled and the job is complete. The entire pool area looks almost completely different from its previous state.

As you can see, this pool is in desperate need of renovation. We find this to be a common sight. Years of poor maintenance can take what was once a beautiful pool and deck and turn it into something that looks more like a swamp than an oasis.

Start of Renovation. Old screen enclosure is removed. Once the pool has been drained, prep work begins. This starts by removing all of the old tile and anything else on top of the original surface.

Installation of Parget Beam and coping around pool edges, plus grinding under the waterline and removal of waterline tile.

Pool and Spa preparations completed. Notice the new tile and coping around the edge.

Now the installation of the coping and pavers onto the deck begins. This deck was also expanded from its original dimensions. Additional foundation is poured according to the customer’s specifications.

The process of resurfacing the pool now begins. First, a bond coat is placed onto the walls.

This pool is being resurfaced with PebbleTec, which is sprayed onto the walls of the pool and spa. Then the new surface is trowled smooth by hand.

With the new surface in place, touch up of the pavers and coping is completed. The new pavers and decking, as well as the new surface are thoroughly cleaned prior to filling the pool.

Job 99% completed. Notice the newly expanded section of deck.

Job completed. What once resembled a swamp has been restored to an oasis.