Pool service across the DFW Metroplex
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Pools in the DFW Metroplex reach resurfacing age carrying calcium scale from hard water, plaster from the 1980s and 1990s, and decks heaved by the clay. Every city below has a remodeling team that plans surface, tile, coping, decking, and equipment as one project.
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Each city shows its starting price here and, on its own page, the local conditions we plan around and the nearby cities on the same route.
- Dallas Regional hub Pool remodeling for Dallas. Dallas has thousands of fifty-year-old pools within a few miles of Klyde Warren Park; we resurface them and replace what fifty summers wore out. View Dallas service
- Addison Pool remodeling for Addison. Small older pools behind Addison's renovated homes near Addison Circle Park get resurfaced, re-tiled, and lit for the evening. View Addison service
- Allen Pool remodeling for Allen. A whole generation of Allen pools near Celebration Park is hitting resurfacing age at once; we plan the remodel as one project. View Allen service
- Anna Pool remodeling for Anna. Anna's older pools near Sherley and downtown get resurfaced and updated by the team already working around Natural Springs Park. View Anna service
- Carrollton Pool remodeling for Carrollton. Carrollton's original-plaster pools near Historic Downtown Carrollton get new surfaces, tile, and the plumbing under the deck replaced in the same drain. View Carrollton service
- Coppell Pool remodeling for Coppell. Tannin-stained plaster under the trees of Riverchase and Northlake Woodlands, near Andrew Brown Jr. Community Park, gets resurfaced with a finish that hides what the oaks drop. View Coppell service
- Farmers Branch Pool remodeling for Farmers Branch. Sixty-year-old Brookhaven pools near Farmers Branch Historical Park get new plaster, tile, and plumbing in the one window when all of it is reachable. View Farmers Branch service
- Frisco Pool remodeling for Frisco. Frisco's first Starwood and Stonebriar pools, a few minutes from The Star, are due for their first real update; we plan it as one project. View Frisco service
- Highland Park Pool remodeling for Highland Park. Highland Park pools near Lakeside Park get restrained, period-appropriate remodels and new plumbing under century-old gardens. View Highland Park service
- McKinney Pool remodeling for McKinney. Stonebridge Ranch's 1990s pools and the older ones near Historic Downtown McKinney are due together; we plan the remodel as one project. View McKinney service
- Plano Pool remodeling for Plano. Two generations of Plano plaster, 1980s east and 1990s west of Arbor Hills Nature Preserve, are due; we resurface and update them as one project. View Plano service
- Prosper Pool remodeling for Prosper. Prosper's young builder pools near Frontier Park get upgraded finishes, lighting, and equipment rather than rescues. View Prosper service
- Richardson Pool remodeling for Richardson. Richardson's 1960s Canyon Creek and Richardson Heights pools, a short drive from CityLine, get new plaster, tile, and plumbing in the same drain. View Richardson service
- Rockwall Pool remodeling for Rockwall. 1980s lakefront pools in Chandlers Landing and 2000s builder pools in Stone River, near The Harbor Rockwall, are both due; we plan the remodel as one project. View Rockwall service
- The Colony Pool remodeling for The Colony. The Colony's original 1970s pools off Main Street, a few minutes from Grandscape, get new plaster, tile, and forty-year-old plumbing replaced. View The Colony service
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Questions Pool Owners Ask
What can a pool remodel change?
The interior finish, waterline tile, coping, decking, lighting, water features, and the equipment on the pad, in one project. A remodel is also the moment to fix structural problems in the shell or plumbing while the pool is empty, so the evaluation looks at the whole pool before the scope is set.
How long is the pool out of service during a remodel?
It depends on the scope. Draining, demolition of the old finish, any structural repairs, tile and coping, the new interior finish, fill-up, and startup run in sequence, and a clear scope up front keeps the pool empty for the shortest possible time. The schedule is set before demolition starts.
Can the remodel include new pool equipment?
Yes, and it is the best time for it: with the water out, lights, fittings, drains, and plumbing connections are reachable in a way they will not be again for years. Equipment is evaluated on condition and compatibility, and justified upgrades such as LED lighting or a variable-speed pump are folded into the same project.
