Renovations.
Love your yard but not your pool? We'll give it a fresh start, from a new finish to a whole new look.
What we can refresh.
Most renovations combine a few of these, and doing them together means your pool only has to be drained once.
A new interior finish
Fresh plaster, quartz, or pebble to replace a surface that's gone rough, stained, or chalky.
Tile and coping
New waterline tile and coping stone to replace cracked or dated edges and give your pool a clean frame.
Decking
A new deck in pavers, travertine, or concrete so the whole backyard feels new, not just the pool.
New features
Add a tanning ledge, a spa, a waterfall, fire bowls, or lighting to the pool you already have.
Equipment upgrades
Quieter, more efficient pumps, heaters, and automation you can run from your phone.
A whole new look
A full makeover, designed in 3D first so you can see your new pool before we start.
Signs your pool is ready for a refresh.
- The surface feels rough or looks stained and blotchy
- Tile is cracked, loose, or missing
- Coping is chipped, cracked, or lifting
- The pool is losing water faster than it used to
- The equipment is loud, old, or always needs fixing
- It just looks dated next to the rest of your home
How a renovation works.
- 1
Walkthrough
We look at your pool together and talk about what you'd love to change.
- 2
See it in 3D
We design your updated pool so you can see the new look before we touch a thing.
- 3
Get it in writing
A clear proposal that matches the design you approved.
- 4
We renovate
We drain, prep, rebuild, and refill, and keep you updated the whole way.
Most renovations run $6,000 to $60,000. A fresh interior finish usually runs $6,000 to $15,000, and a full makeover with tile, coping, decking, and features usually runs $15,000 to $60,000.
See pricingTell us about your dream project.
Sketch your pool in about a minute, then send it our way. We'll set up a time to talk through your yard and your ideas.