Skip to content
All County Pools & Spa Inc

Pool Resurfacing

Restore the shell before small cracks become expensive repairs.

CSLB #1067173

Licensed, Insured & Bonded

200+

Pools Remodeled

20+

Pools Built

20+

Years in Business

Free On-Site EstimatesFull Permitting Handled For YouServing Los Angeles since 2003

A worn pool surface isn’t just cosmetic — rough texture, discoloration, and hairline cracks are early signs of deterioration that get more expensive to fix the longer they’re left alone. Resurfacing strips the old finish and applies a new plaster, pebble, or quartz surface, typically over 5 to 14 days depending on size and material.

Beyond appearance, a fresh surface improves water quality by resisting algae and staining, and a slip-resistant finish meaningfully reduces the risk of accidents around the pool.

The Benefits of Pool Resurfacing in Los Angeles

A pool can provide hours of enjoyment for everyone in your household. It can be a wonderful place to relax, get outside, and soak up some sunshine. However, if you want to keep your pool in good condition, you’re going to want to look into pool resurfacing in Los Angeles.

Pool Resurfacing is a process that can dramatically increase the lifespan of a pool. Pool remodeling and resurfacing can address issues like cracks, prevent leaks, and keep your pool in good working order. These are just a few of the many reasons you should look into resurfacing your pool.

Get Rid Of Rough Surfaces

When an in-ground pool is new, it has a smooth finish. But over the years, that finish can wear down, which can leave a pool feeling rough. This can make it very uncomfortable for the feet to touch the bottom of the pool.

If these rough surfaces have been keeping you from enjoying your pool, resurfacing may be able to solve the problem. When your pool is surfaced, it’ll be given a new, smooth surface. You can take care of issues like putting and enjoy your pool again.

Pool resurfacing is a process that can dramatically increase the lifespan of a pool. Resurfacing can address issues like cracks, prevent leaks, and keep your pool in good working order.

Keep Your Pool Clean

One of the biggest challenges of owning a pool is keeping your pool clean. Having a leak can make it much harder for you to maintain the proper balance of chemicals. A leak can leave your pool with unbalanced pH levels, which can cause algae growth and make chlorine less effective.

It’s important to address such leaks right away, and resurfacing is one of the best ways to do that. If the surface in your pool is redone, leaks will be covered over, which means it will be easier for you to maintain your pool’s chemical levels. Fixing leaks also means you won’t have to keep adding water to your pool, which can help to lower your utility costs.

Make Your Pool Safer

Your pool is a place of relaxation, which is why you’ll want to make sure it’s a safe place to swim. As stated above, leaks and other issues can make it hard to maintain the right chemical levels in your pool, allowing bacteria to thrive. Swimming in a bacteria-infested pool could leave to a serious illness.

You shouldn’t have to feel as though you’re taking a risk when you jump into your pool. When your pool is resurfaced, you’ll be able to maintain good swimming pool hygiene and keep it free of bacteria. You’ll be able to go for a swim without any concerns.

Reduce Maintenance Costs

How much are you currently spending on pool maintenance? Do you have high water bills because you always need to fill your pool with fresh water? Are you spending a fortune on chemicals as you try to maintain the proper pH levels? All of these costs can add up quickly, turning your pool into a money sink.

Instead of spending a lot of money on maintenance over time, you should invest in a pool resurfacing project. When your pool is resurfaced, all the damage your pool has accumulated over time will be covered over. Your pool will be in like-new condition, which means the cost of maintenance will be reduced.

Increase The Value Of Your Home

Because of the warm weather in Los Angeles, many home buyers specifically look for properties with a pool. Of course, a pool won’t add any value to your home if it’s in bad shape. Having your pool resurfaced can be a way for you to protect your investment.

Even if you’re not planning to sell in the near future, having your pool resurfaced is a smart decision. Keeping your home in good shape can help you to build home equity, and it means you’ll have one less thing to worry about if you do decide to sell later on.

The Process Is Fast

If you spend a lot of time in your pool, you won’t want it to be out of commission for long. Thankfully, pool resurfacing is a quick process. Typically, it can be completed in around 5 to 7 days.

In some cases, the resurfacing process could take longer than that. For example, if it’s raining, it may not be possible to plaster over the pool. With that said, we’ll provide quality work and pool equipment to get you back in your pool as soon as possible.

Improve The Appearance Of Your Pool

In-ground pools can be beautiful, but if they’re not properly cared for, they can become eyesores. If your pool has seen better days, it might be in need of a facelift. After resurfacing, your pool will look better than ever.

It’s normal for a pool’s surface to wear down over time, but unfortunately, this can make a pool look less appealing. Resurfacing is a way to correct these issues and make an old pool look brand new again. After resurfacing is done, your pool will look incredibly inviting. We bet you’ll want to jump in for a dip right away.

Scope of work

What the contract covers, line by line.

Completed All County Pools & Spa project
  • Full drain and surface preparation
  • Crack and structural repair before refinishing
  • Plaster, pebble, or quartz finish options
  • Acid wash where the finish requires it
  • Refill and water balancing

FAQs

Straight answers, before you ask.

How long does resurfacing take?
Typically 5 to 14 days from drain to refill, depending on pool size, the finish chosen, and weather during the curing period.
What’s the difference between resurfacing and replastering?
Replastering refers specifically to a plaster finish; resurfacing is the broader term covering plaster, pebble, and quartz finishes alike. Which one you need depends on your existing surface and desired look.

Request a site visit.

Nir walks the yard with you, talks through what the space needs to do, and follows up with an itemized estimate — not a range and a pitch.

Office
6117 Reseda Blvd, Tarzana, CA 91356
Hours
Monday – Friday: 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
License
CSLB #1067173