Quartz Pool Finishes
A smoother-feeling option that many family pools favor.
Prairieville is full of family neighborhoods where a backyard pool is a big part of summer. When the surface gets rough or discolored, resurfacing can bring back a comfortable swim.
Prairieville and the surrounding part of Ascension Parish have seen a lot of residential growth, and many of the pools built during that growth have now been in service long enough to need surface attention. It is common to see a first-generation plaster finish that has etched, stained, or begun to roughen, on pools that otherwise still work well.
Many Prairieville homes are in subdivisions with homeowners associations. If yours is one, it is worth checking what your association requires for exterior work or contractor access before a project starts; we are happy to work with the information you have.
Prairieville is a straightforward drive from our Baton Rouge base. Give us your subdivision and a description of the pool, and we will arrange a time to look at it and go over options.
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A smoother-feeling option that many family pools favor.
For homeowners who want a textured, natural-stone appearance.
A good moment to update the whole pool, not just the surface.
Ask whether a cleaning treatment makes sense or if it is time for a new finish.
Requirements vary by association and by the type of work. Check your community documents; a like-for-like resurfacing is often treated differently from a remodel that changes the look of the pool or yard, but your association decides.
Yes. We explain how each feels underfoot, how the color looks, and the trade-offs, so you can pick the one that suits your family and budget.
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.