What we look at in an estimate
A good estimate prices the whole job, not just the plaster. From your photos and notes — and later, an on-site inspection — we look at:
- Pool size and shape, including depth, steps, benches and spa.
- The current surface: roughness, staining, etching, previous patches.
- Hollow spots and delamination, which must be chipped out before replastering.
- Cracks, and whether they're surface checks or structural.
- Waterline tile and coping — loose, cracked or worth replacing while the pool is empty.
- Access: gate width, slope and where the drained water can go.
Every estimate lists the finish, repairs, tile work, timeline and warranty in writing.
What will it cost?
Most Denver-area replasters typically run $8,500–$13,500 for a typical 15×30 ft pool. Pebble finishes and extra repairs cost more. Ranges are estimates for the Denver metro, not a quote. Your written estimate sets the price. See the full breakdown in our pool resurfacing cost guide, and compare plaster, quartz and pebble.
What owners say
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