Quick Turnaround: We aim to complete our repair projects in a timely manner to minimise your pool’s downtime.

Upgrading the waterline tile in your pool is a simple yet highly impactful way to breathe new life into your aquatic oasis. This often-overlooked feature serves as a subtle but essential design element in your pool’s overall aesthetic. By choosing a fresh and stylish waterline tile, you can instantly modernize the look of your pool, enhancing its visual appeal and elevating its overall ambiance.

Use an electric sander to sand down the area around the crack or bulge to remove any loose dirt and peeling paint before applying acetone to get rid of any residual dust. Don’t manually sand the area with sandpaper as it won’t produce as smooth a result as an electric sander does.

The smooth surface and algae resistance of fiberglass translates to less cleaning and maintenance hassle.

Attach a skimmer net to a telescoping pole and scoop the floating debris from the pool’s surface and the floor. Skim the pool at least once a week or whenever you see debris floating on the water.

While minor maintenance tasks can be done by the pool owner, it’s generally best to leave repairs to the professionals. Incorrectly performed repairs can lead to further damage and end up costing more in the long run.

Shock the pool weekly to destroy bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants that could harm the plaster and cause illness to swimmers.

A surface crack doesn’t necessarily mean your pool is leaking water. However, with a structural crack, your pool is likely leaking water which can be a serious problem.

One of the most common reasons for pool renovations is inground pool repair concrete to refresh the interior finish, the pool’s surface. Over time, pool surfaces can wear out and develop cracks, stains, or discoloration.

Spray down the walls and floor of the pool with water before adding the plaster. This will help improve the stickiness of the plaster material to the walls and prevent cracks or fissures in the plaster surface.

If your pool already has plaster, the old plaster must be removed before applying a new coat of plaster. The process of removing old plaster involves chipping away the old material using pneumatic hammers, sandblasting equipment, or other tools.

Luckily for fiberglass pool owners, fiberglass pool surfaces are pretty standard, so the the price of pool repair should be less variable than with materials like gunite, for instance.

If you wish to determine whether your pool is leaking we can complete detection work – and the follow up repairs if needed. We can repair accessible (simply covered in earth) and inaccessible plumbing breaks (under concrete or paving).

The cost to get your fiberglass pool professionally resurfaced is about $6500, but it depends on the size, shape and age of your pool, as well as the finishes.