Coral Springs Pool Resurfacing resurfaces residential pools in Coral Springs and the cities around it, and that is all we do. No weekly cleaning route, no equipment sales, no new-pool construction. Interior finishes, waterline tile, coping and decks are the whole business, which is why one crew can carry a pool from the first measure to the day the water is balanced.
Why a surface-only company
A pool surface fails slowly and then all at once. Owners usually call after a summer of rough steps, scraped feet and stains that come back a week after an acid wash. By then the question is not whether to resurface but which finish, and that question deserves someone who handles every finish every week rather than once a season.
Keeping to one trade also keeps the schedule honest. We are not pulled off your job to answer a service call, and the person who measured your pool knows exactly what was promised when the chip-out starts.
The pools we see most in Coral Springs
Much of Coral Springs was built out between the 1970s and the 1990s, and a lot of those backyards still hold a pool that has been replastered once, or never. The typical job here is a concrete pool of around 15 by 30 feet with a white or faded quartz interior, a band of original tile at the water line and brick or concrete coping. Newer communities to the north tend to have larger, freeform pools, often already in pebble, where the job is a re-pebble and new tile rather than a first upgrade.
Each of those starts differently. An older plaster pool often needs a full chip-out because previous coats have stacked up; a sound quartz surface may only need a bond coat. We decide that with a hammer and a moisture meter at the estimate, and the quote says which one you are getting.
Groundwater, rain and the empty pool
South Florida sits on a high water table. An empty pool in Broward County can be pushed upward by the ground water beneath it, which is why we never drain a pool here without checking the hydrostatic relief valve in the main drain first, and why we keep the empty days to a minimum. Wet-season storms add a second constraint: plaster and pebble cannot be applied in rain, so from June to October we plan finish days around the forecast and tell you the moment a date moves.
Who works on your pool
Every job has a lead who does the estimate, runs the chip-out and is on site the day the finish goes on. Tile and coping are set by the same crew before the finish, so the edges are planned together instead of patched around each other. When the pool is filling, the lead walks you through the brushing schedule and the first chemistry readings.
Owner-run since 2013
The company was incorporated in Florida in 2013 and has had one owner from the start. That owner is also the license holder, so the name on your permit belongs to someone who answers for the work personally, not a qualifier rented by a sales office.
Most of our finish work is Diamond Brite quartz and Florida GEM, chosen because both hold up well to South Florida sun and salt systems. While the shell is dry we also build or refinish sun shelves and attached spas, swap old incandescent pool lights for LED, and convert pools to salt when owners ask. Those jobs are cheapest with the water out, so we price them on the same quote.
Things we will not do
- Skim a thin coat over plaster that sounds hollow. It looks fine for a season and then peels in sheets.
- Paint a plaster pool and call it resurfacing. Pool paint has its place, but it is not a finish and it is not what you asked for.
- Quote by phone from a photo. The price depends on the shell, and we have to see it.
- Start a pool that is not ready. If the new finish needs another day of filling before chemicals, it gets that day.
What you get in writing
Your quote lists the finish and color, whether the pool gets a full chip-out or a bond coat, the tile and coping you picked with a line price for each, how hollow areas and cracks will be priced if they appear, the expected number of days the pool will be empty, and the start-up plan. If anything changes after we drain, you see the price before the work happens.
Licensing and insurance
We hold Florida registered pool and spa contractor license RP0067108, and we carry general liability and workers' compensation coverage for every person on site.
Where we work
Most of our jobs are inside Coral Springs, from Heron Bay and Eagle Trace in the north to Ramblewood and Maplewood in the south. We also resurface pools in Parkland, Coconut Creek, Margate, Tamarac, North Lauderdale and Sunrise. Our price guide shows what each finish typically costs here.
Common questions about us
Do you clean pools or service equipment?
No. We work on the surfaces of the pool: the interior finish, the tile line, the coping and the deck. If a pump or heater needs attention we will say so, but we leave that work to an equipment company.
Will the person who quotes my pool be on the job?
Yes. The estimate visit is done by someone from the crew that will chip out and finish the pool, not a salesperson paid on commission.
What happens if you find more damage once the pool is drained?
We stop and show you. The written quote lists our price for hollow-plaster patching and crack repair per area, so any extra work is priced before it is done, never added at the end.