If your pool plaster has begun peeling, flaking, or (spalling), it’s time to resurface your pool. Spalling is most often noticed around the steps of pools first and is caused by pool water with prolonged periods of low PH or calcium. Because your pool’s surfacing is also a layer of protection for your pool’s foundation, it’s an excellent reason to resurface it.

If you’ve begun noticing small web-like cracks (or even more significant cracking) in your pool surface, you should call a pool expert to check it out. Minor web-like cracking can be caused by temperature changes, making the surfacing expand and retract, leading to unattractive peeling and discomfort when using your pool. If more significant cracks are present, you could be dealing with pool leaks and even the possibility of more severe issues if unaddressed for too long.

A simple acid wash will often remove discoloration on your pool’s surfacing. But for more severe staining, you may need to have your pool fully resurfaced to restore its clean and beautiful appearance.

Professional pool plastering offers more than structural integrity support and visual appeal; it also makes for a comfortable surface to walk on when your family or guests use your pool. As your pool’s surfacing begins to age and wear down, you may start to experience rough patches along your pool floor that make using it less than comfortable. A professional resurfacing your pool will solve this problem and give your backyard oasis a much-needed facelift.

You may be tired of your pool’s outdated appearance; if this is the case, having your pool replastered may be just what you need to fall back in love with it!