Pool Resurfacing
Our most common request in the city: a full new interior surface for a pool that has aged out of its old plaster.
Baton Rouge is the center of our service area, and it has a wide mix of the pools we see: older backyard pools in established neighborhoods, newer builds in subdivisions, and everything in between.
Because Baton Rouge has grown outward for generations, a single afternoon of estimates can cover a pool that has been replastered more than once and a pool that is only now showing its first rough patches. Older pools often have original or aging tile, worn coping, and a plaster surface that has been patched over the years. Newer pools tend to raise different questions: finish upgrades, color changes, and whether an aggregate surface is worth it.
The hot, humid climate here means pools are in use for a long swim season, and that season is hard on surfaces. Sun, heavy rain, and organic debris from mature trees all show up as stains, algae, and etching. If you have an older pool in one of the city’s leafy neighborhoods, ask us about staining and how it affects the choice of finish.
Because we are based in the greater Baton Rouge area, estimates inside the city are typically the easiest for us to schedule. Tell us your neighborhood and the general condition of the pool, and we will arrange a visit.
Every service is available across our service area. These are the ones Baton Rouge homeowners most often need to understand. See the full list on our services page.
Our most common request in the city: a full new interior surface for a pool that has aged out of its old plaster.
Popular with homeowners who want more color depth and a natural-stone look.
Worth pricing alongside a new finish, especially on older pools.
For older pools where cracks or hollow spots have started to appear.
We serve the greater Baton Rouge area. If you are inside the city or just outside it, contact us with your neighborhood and we will confirm scheduling for your estimate.
Older pools sometimes have aging tile, worn coping, or previously patched plaster. We look at these during the estimate so they can be planned along with the new finish rather than discovered mid-project.
More answers on our FAQ page.
Tell us about your pool and where you are in the Baton Rouge area. We will reach out to talk through your options and set up a time to look at the pool.