Swimming Pool Renovation Fort Worth, TX

At Fort Worth Custom Pools, we offer swimming pool renovation projects to homeowners in the DFW area. Our experts will help you find the perfect design for your space and budget so that you can enjoy this summer season with a new pool. We are a team of professionals, specializing in pool renovations. We have experience with residential properties and understand the needs of homeowners looking to update their swimming pools.

There are many benefits to updating your swimming pool, including an increase in curb appeal, new landscaping opportunities, and improved functionality. If you’re ready for a change or if you’re just not sure what it is that you want- we can help! Contact us today for more information on how our company can make your dream backyard come true.

Why Choose Us For Your Swimming Pool Renovation?

Your pool is in the right hands with our trained and uniformed pool professionals. You can trust us to take care of it, just as you would if were was your own backyard! We’re proud to have a team of experts who provide nationally recognized training, focusing on quality & accountability.

If you’re looking for the best pool service in Fort Worth, TX with innovative solutions to your challenges of renovating or maintaining a swimming facility then look no further than us!

Our Renovation Process

Fort Worth Custom Pools is a custom swimming pool renovation company that can transform your dated backyard oasis into the perfect haven for fun in summer. We offer services to update basic layouts of pools, renovate existing pools with new features and designs or create more luxurious spaces like waterfalls on top!

Our expert team takes care of all aspects from rough design sketches through installation so you don’t have to worry about anything except relaxing with our amazing creations. If this sounds good then feel free to contact us today

What Is A Swimming Pool Renovation?

A swimming pool renovation may include anything from resurfacing the bottom of the deep end to replacing an aging tiles, brick, decking, spas, lockers, or amenities.

Whether you are renovating for play or swim, Fort Worth Custom Pools courteous staff is prepared with extensive knowledge in all aspects of aquatic design. We will help you find solutions that match your needs and goals, whether they are for a new project, structural renovations on an existing facility, waterless pools or residential backyard safe zones.

Fort Worth Custom Pools is dedicated to excellence in service and innovative engineering through our years of experience designing swimming pools across the country! At Fort Worth Custom Pools we want to partner with you throughout your entire process – from initial consultation to final completion.

We take into account your needs and desires, project costs and feasibility impacts in order to determine the best approach that will bring your imagination in to reality. Once we have an in-depth understanding of what you envision in a dream backyard oasis, we’ll recommend plans for landscape design, renovating the diving area with pools or re-painting permanent structures such as palm trees so they blend harmoniously with any new elements planned for this special recreational space.

How To Know If Your Pool Needs A Renovation?

The best way to know if you need a pool renovation is to talk with the company that installed the pool in the first place. Whether it’s been one year or five, an experienced team will be able to give you a professional assessment of whether or not your pool still meets environmental and safety standards. The end result will help provide peace of mind knowing that only high-quality products were used when building and designing your custom oasis!

If your pool is past its 20-year expected lifespan, it will need to be renovated no matter what. If your pool is less than 10 years old or was built within the past 5 years, standard maintenance should suffice for now.

In general, regular inspections of a pool will assist in determining the need for a renovation. If regular inspections show that there is discoloration or water motion downstream from where it enters the filter, then cleaning and replacement of chemicals may be needed more often than once a year. Other signs of needed renovations include black spots on tiles and peeling paint.

These inspection types can also help determine if a problem is too severe to fix with chemical treatments alone. Conditions such as algae or moss growth might require draining and refilling instead of just adding chemicals to clean up the problem areas.

We know that you’ve been looking for a company to help with your pool. Whatever the size, shape, or layout of your backyard oasis, we have the expertise and experience necessary to make it beautiful again! If you need a swimming pool renovation, we can help. Give us a call today and let’s discuss what we can do for you.

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Pool Remodeling FAQ

Frequently asked pool remodeling questions from pool clients all over the DFW metroplex

Can you remodel an existing pool?

Yes, a pool can be remodeled.

It will depend on how much work or what you mean by remodel. Maybe just replaster the sides and re-tile? And does it have a filter, pump, etc.? If so those require adjustments as well as adding water to the pool again.

In most cases, too much equipment needs replacement to change up all that equipment which is expensive and/or time-consuming.
It will also depend on what type of company you contact as to how much of the process they’re willing to do for what price. In this instance, some companies will only want to resurface your existing concrete or plaster pool shell by covering it with a new topcoat of concrete or plaster replicating its original appearance – at a high cost. Other companies may offer substantially more options such as removal of the old crumbling sidewalk edging and replanting fresh grass all around the perimeter of your swim area – at no additional cost!

A lot of factors come into play with remodeling an existing pool such as the layout potential drainage problems and local codes. It is not something that someone who has never done any construction or remodeling work might want to embark upon on their own.
Expert help for this type of job is worth looking for and it will likely cost more than building a new pool from scratch because of all the prep work involved and inspections needed to get permits.

How much does pool reconstruction cost?

The cost of pool reconstruction varies to some degree due to the condition, size, and location of the pool. The total estimated ranges can be anywhere from $5,000 to $30,000 depending on various factors which will be determined by an estimator.

Do you need a permit to remodel a pool?

Yes, you may need a permit depending on the size of your pool and your city’s requirements.

Remodeling or enlarging any type of pool structure requires one or more permits, including the required JUR (justification for variance) which must be done even if no variances are requested.

The same goes for repairing damage to an existing pool that has caused visible cracking; excavating; raising; lowering; increasing or decreasing capacity by adding side panels, steps, ladders, or stairs; covering over half the surface with another material like asphalt, gravel and etc. If you’re not sure whether your construction project is allowed without a permit please contact us- we can help!

How much does it cost to retile a pool?

You can get a variety of estimates ranging from $5,000 to $30,000. The average depending on the size and type of pool is around $10,000.

Tiling a swimming pool includes both retiling the interior and exterior surfaces. This involves applying a thin layer of cement or mortar heavily diluted with water to create a medium in which you can lay any tiles you want overtop for an adhesive surface upon which they will adhere. Laying mosaic tiles for example would require placing individual pieces onto one another before spreading an adhesive over them that has been mixed with primer then grout to ensure that they are rooted into place correctly as this long-lasting restoration method is likely not found easily at your local home improvement store.

How long does a pool remodel take?

Typically, it will take around 4-8 weeks to complete a pool remodel. This could include smaller projects like adding fencing, safety locks, ladder locks, and safety covers; to larger projects such as installing new lighting fixtures or replacing a skimmer.

A pool contractor should accrue the appropriate permits from your city beforehand so that they can move forward with their plans once approval is given. Other factors also influence how long a project takes from start to finish – for example, days lost for equipment rental scheduling conflicts might lengthen a project timeline by 3-4 weeks. But this all depends on what you want to be done!

How often should a pool be resurfaced?

Most experts recommend resurfacing a pool once every 7-10 years; this provides adequate wear on the finish and renews its vibrancy. Be sure to consult your local municipality for any rules, regulations, or laws that may apply to you or your community before making this determination.

Is resurfacing a pool the same as replastering?

The answer to this question is “no.”

Re-surfacing, or resealing, takes place when the smooth surface of your pool’s plaster has been worn away by natural elements like wind, water, and sun. When that happens, it can’t do its job regulating clarity. Replastering (and re-painting) deals with more advanced infrastructure problems–like structural damages to the floor of your pool–that call for rebuilding over old finishes.

How long does pool surface last?

Pool surfaces last decades.

Pool surfaces can last for decades with just a little care. All it takes is an annual professional review and the addition of pH increaser, chlorine inhibitor and acid shock to combat water’s natural effects on the pool’s surface, such as oxidation and erosion.

The average lifespan of a vinyl pool liner with heated water is about 10 years before significant cracks appear in the material like banners over top risers or steps leading into the water. Epoxy composites can last up to 25 years without leaks.