Pool Crack & Delamination Repair
A good first stop for older pools showing cracks or hollow areas.
Pool Plastering & Resurfacing in Brusly, LA
Brusly is a small town south of Port Allen, and homeowners here can reach us for pool plastering, resurfacing, and finish upgrades without heading into Baton Rouge.
Older homes, newer builds, and river-country conditions
Brusly is a small town in West Baton Rouge Parish, with a mix of longer-established homes and newer construction on the west bank. That mix shows up in its pools: some are older, plastered decades ago and patched since, and others are newer pools whose first finish is only now showing wear.
The right project usually depends on which group your pool falls into. For an older pool, we spend time on the underlying condition before recommending a finish. For a newer one, the conversation is more about finish upgrades and colors. And in this part of the state, we always factor drainage and groundwater into the plan.
Common Brusly scenarios
- An older patched pool where the surface has started to delaminate or crack
- A newer pool with its first finish showing wear
- Refreshing the look of the pool with new tile and coping
- Choosing a color that pairs with an existing deck and landscaping
Scheduling an estimate in Brusly
We group Brusly estimates with Port Allen and Addis where possible, so contact us early and we will do our best to find a convenient time.
Services most relevant in Brusly
Every service is available across our service area. These are the ones Brusly homeowners most often need to understand. See the full list on our services page.
Pool Resurfacing
New interior surface once the pool has been assessed.
Pebble & Aggregate Pool Finishes
A longer-wearing, natural-looking upgrade.
Pool Remodels
Coordinate finish, tile, and coping for a refreshed look.
Brusly pool plastering questions
Should I repair my Brusly pool or replaster it?
It depends on how widespread the problems are. Isolated damage can sometimes be repaired, while widespread roughness, staining, or delamination often points to a full resurfacing. We look at the pool and explain your options.
Can new tile and coping be done at the same time as resurfacing?
Yes, and many owners choose to do so. The pool is already drained and the crew is on site, so the whole pool gets refreshed in one project.
More answers on our FAQ page.
Get a free pool estimate in Brusly
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.