FAQ's

If your plaster is rough, stained, peeling, or cracking, it's likely time to re-plaster. The best approach is to have a professional inspect your pool and provide honest recommendations.

The pool is drained, fittings and tile edges are prepped, the surface is cleaned and bonded, then new plaster is applied and smoothed. The pool is refilled and goes through a startup process to balance water chemistry.

No. With modern bond coats and preparation techniques, complete removal is unnecessary and not cost-effective.

Aggregate is the stone or material mixed with plaster to provide strength and texture. Marble is smooth and classic, quartz adds color and durability, and pebble is the most durable with a textured finish.

Yes — brush 3–4 times a day for 2 weeks to help cure the surface and remove plaster dust. Keep your filter running 24/7 and backwash frequently.

Only if the tile is loose or missing grout. We’ll evaluate whether a full re-tile or a minor repair is needed.v

6. Basic target ranges:

• Chlorine: 1.5–3.0 ppm

• pH: 7.2–7.8

• Alkalinity: 80–120 ppm

• Calcium: 200–450 ppm

• Cyanuric Acid: 40–60 ppm

• TDS: Under 1000 ppm