Pool Replastering
White plaster and quartz finishes, applied by hand after a full prep.
Pool Resurfacing & Replastering in Denver
We drain, repair and replaster pools across the Denver metro — plaster, quartz and pebble finishes, applied by hand and backed by a written workmanship warranty.
Prefer to talk? Call (303) 952-8700 · Mon–Sat 8am–5pm · Sun closed
- 5.0 · 1 Google review
- Free written estimates
- Written workmanship warranty
- Reply within 1 business day
- Serving Denver & eight metro cities
What we do
We're a pool resurfacing service, not a general pool shop. Every job is the same core work done carefully: drain the pool, take the failing surface back to a sound shell, repair what's underneath, trowel on a new finish and walk you through start-up.
Pebble Finishes
Pebble and aggregate surfaces that last 15–25+ years in Colorado water.
Crack & Hollow-Spot Repair
Structural cracks, hollow spots and delamination fixed before they spread.
Draining & Acid Wash
Drain, clean and acid-wash stained plaster to buy it a few more seasons.
Commercial & HOA
Inspection-ready resurfacing for HOA, apartment and club pools.
Tile & Coping
Waterline tile and coping replacement to match a new finish.
Current project photos
A commercial pool project in Colorado, shown at the prep and tile stages. The photos document the shell being chipped and prepped, waterline tile being set and new coping placed before the finish. They are progress photos; finished results are not yet documented.
- Project
- Commercial pool project
- Location
- Colorado
- Stage shown
- Prep, tile and coping
- Documentation
- Progress photos only
How a resurfacing job runs
Five stages, about a week on site for most backyard pools. You'll know what's happening each day and what (if anything) you need to do.
- Drain. We pump the pool down safely, watching groundwater and the hydrostatic relief valve, and discharge where your city allows.
- Prep & repair. We chip loose and hollow plaster, cut out and fill cracks, and prepare the shell so the new coat bonds.
- Plaster. The crew mixes and hand-trowels your finish — white plaster, quartz or pebble — in a single day.
- Fill. Refilling starts as soon as the finish is set, without stopping, so it cures evenly underwater.
- Start-up. We balance the water and show you the brushing routine for the first 28 days.
What does pool resurfacing cost in Denver?
Most Denver-area replasters typically run $8,500–$13,500 for a typical 15×30 ft pool. White plaster is the most affordable, quartz sits in the middle, and pebble costs more but lasts longest. Cracks, hollow spots, tile and coping add to the total — which is why we publish typical ranges instead of hiding them. Ranges are estimates for the Denver metro, not a quote. Your written estimate sets the price.
White plaster$8,500–$11,50010–15 yr lifeClassic bright finish, lowest costQuartz plaster$10,000–$13,50012–20 yr lifeHarder, stain-resistant, in colorsPebble aggregate$14,000–$20,00015–25+ yr lifeTextured stone, longest-lasting
Typical 15×30 ft Denver-area pool. Estimates, not a quote — your written estimate sets the price. Full cost guide →
Comparing finishes? Read plaster vs quartz vs pebble or the full Denver cost guide before you collect bids.
Reviews from pool owners
We only show real Google reviews — no made-up testimonials. Every review links back to our Google Business Profile.
5.01 Google review
Reviews are pulled from our Google Business Profile and never edited. If we resurfaced your pool, we’d be grateful for a few words about your city and finish.
Where we work
Eight regular service cities in the Denver metro, based in Denver. We also take availability-check inquiries in nine nearby cities, and schedule confirmed jobs by area to keep crews on site, not on I-25.
Regular service citiesAvailability check3001 N Brighton Blvd, Denver
City pages
Also serving surrounding Front Range communities — see all service areas.
Frequently asked questions
How much does pool resurfacing cost in Denver?
Most Denver-area replasters typically run $8,500–$13,500 for a typical 15×30 ft pool. Pebble finishes cost more; repairs, tile and coping add to the total. Our cost guide breaks it down by finish and pool size.
How long does it take to resurface a pool?
A typical residential replaster takes 5–8 days on site from drain to refill, then about 28 days of start-up brushing and water care. See the step-by-step process.
When is pool resurfacing season in Colorado?
Plaster needs temperatures of roughly 50°F and up to cure well, so we plaster from about April through October. Spring dates start filling in January and February — read when to book.
How often does a pool need resurfacing?
White plaster usually lasts 10–15 years in Front Range water, quartz 12–20 and pebble 15–25 or more. Rough texture, stains that won't come out and hollow spots are the signs it's time — see 7 signs your plaster is failing.
Is the estimate really free?
Yes. Send a few details and photos through our estimate form and we reply within 1 business day, or book a phone consultation to discuss the pool and next steps.
Ready for a smoother pool?
Get your free estimate — we reply within 1 business day. Or book a 30-minute phone consultation.