Pool remodeling in Addison, TX from Blue Science: pool resurfacing, tile, coping, decking, lighting, and pool equipment upgrades planned as one project, with a written scope and budget before the pool is drained and one team from demolition to startup and completion. Your Addison pool remodel starts with an in-home consultation, a site visit, and samples looked at outdoors, so the pool design is built around your existing swimming pool and your preferences.
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The options below are the ones that hold up in Addison, where hard North Texas water and blackland clay that swells and shrinks every year retire a builder finish and a stamped deck faster than the calendar says. Every image is shown uncropped.
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Pool Surface Options
A new surface is what most Addison owners are picturing when they call, and the finishes below are the ones that keep their color and texture in hard North Texas water.
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Pool Decking Options
Decks in Addison sit on blackland clay that swells and shrinks every year, so the material and the base matter as much as the look; pavers forgive movement that cracks stamped concrete.
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Coping, Equipment & Water Features
Edges, equipment, and features finish the job: coping that suits the deck, a variable-speed pump and LED lighting on the pad, and a spillover or fountain if the yard calls for it.
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Send a few photos of the pool and the deck and tell us what bothers you most; the plan and the price come back in writing.
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A Smarter Path to a Beautiful Pool Remodel
Priorities, finishes, and hidden systems, planned together. Here is how we scope an Addison remodel so the surface, the deck, and the pad are done in one project rather than three.
Addison pools are mostly small courtyard and townhome pools in Les Lacs and around Addison Circle, built in the 1980s and squeezed between walls and patios, and many now sit behind a kitchen and patio that were redone last year while the pool still shows its original plaster and tile. A remodel here is about making a small pool read as finished rather than dated.
Small pools reward bold choices: a dark pebble finish, a glass tile waterline, and good lighting change a courtyard pool more than any of them would change a big suburban one. We plan the remodel for how the pool looks from the living room at night, because that is where an Addison pool is seen most.
What an Addison courtyard pool needs in a remodel
From the remodel crewRough plaster, scaled tile, and coping that has separated from a patio that moved on the clay are the usual findings, and on the 1980s Les Lacs pools the light niche and the skimmer are original. The scope replaces the finish, tile, and coping and repairs the lines under the patio while they are reachable.
Access is the practical problem on a walled lot, so we plan how material comes in and rubble goes out before the water comes down, and we protect the neighbor's side of the wall.
A remodel day in Addison
Old surface out, new surface in
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Protection first Decking, plants, and the equipment pad are covered before the first chip comes off. -
Prep The old plaster is chipped and the shell checked for hollow spots before anything new goes on. -
Update sent Progress photos and tomorrow's plan land in your inbox.
Remodel planning for Addison Circle and Vitruvian Park
From the remodel crewAn empty pool is the only time the lights and returns are reachable, so LED lighting and a quieter variable-speed pump fold into the same project, which matters more on a pad three feet from a neighbor's bedroom window than anywhere else.
New plaster needs specific brushing and balance in its first weeks. We handle that startup and adjust the weekly service for the new surface.
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What a remodel covers
Your DFW Metroplex team
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The crew that remodels your pool and the technician who services it afterward are the same DFW Metroplex team.
The team behind Addison remodels
The DFW Metroplex team remodeling Addison pools
Remodels in Addison are planned and scheduled from our Flower Mound office, which runs the same work across 41 cities in the DFW Metroplex. The consultation, the site visit, and the samples happen at your pool, where the remodel is designed; the office handles the permits and the timeline, and the same crew carries the project from drain-down to completion, keeping you informed and explaining any delays before they happen.
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More pool services in Addison
Blue Science also provides weekly pool cleaning in Addison, pool leak detection in Addison, and pool repair in Addison from the same DFW Metroplex team, and every DFW Metroplex city with pool remodeling is listed on the Pool Remodeling directory for the DFW Metroplex.
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Questions Addison Pool Owners Ask
How long is the pool out of service for a replaster?
About two weeks from drain to swim: a day or two to drain and chip, a day for the new surface, then the fill and a month of daily brushing while it cures. We plan it around your calendar because you are out of the water for the whole stretch.
Answered by a Blue Science pool builder, DFW MetroplexCan you remodel an existing pool?
Yes, and most Addison pools are better candidates for a remodel than for a new pool. The shell is usually sound; what wears out is the surface, the tile and coping, the deck, the lights, and the equipment. A remodel drains the pool, repairs the shell and plumbing where needed, replaces the interior finish, tile, and coping, and can add lighting, water features, a sun shelf, or a new deck before fill-up and startup. Our Addison remodels run through evaluation, scope and selections, demolition, repairs, tile and coping, the new finish, then fill-up and a startup we handle ourselves.
Which deck materials hold up in Addison?
Pavers, natural stone, and stamped concrete all work; the question is heat underfoot, slip when wet, and how the material takes hard water, spring pollen, and July heat. Travertine and light pavers stay cooler in August, stamped concrete gives the most pattern choices, and stone ties the pool to the house. We look at samples outdoors before you choose.
Can a pool remodel be financed?
Contact us to discuss financing options for your Addison remodel. Financing is worked out alongside the written scope, so you know what the project includes before you decide how to pay for it.
Do you upgrade equipment during a remodel?
When it earns its place. With the water out, lights, fittings, drains, and plumbing connections are reachable in a way they will not be again for years, so LED lighting, a variable-speed pump, or automation get folded into the same Addison project when they solve a known problem or an energy hog. Equipment is evaluated on condition and compatibility, not replaced by default.
Seen our truck on your street?
That is because we also service Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Richardson, Plano, and Highland Park
Know someone there who could use the same pool remodeling? Our Addison team already covers those streets, so a recommendation from you lands with the people who look after your pool.
Pool days in Addison, TX
Longtime Addison customers are the reason Blue Science feels closely connected to this city and proud to serve it. Concerts and festivals at Addison Circle Park give the town a lively rhythm well beyond its compact borders. The backyard becomes part playground, part retreat, and part unofficial family headquarters. For Addison owners, we offer weekly pool service plus filter work, equipment repair, leak detection, remodeling, and construction guidance. Consistent records and local experience help us respond thoughtfully when storms, heat, swimmers, or equipment alter the water.
