In Coconut Creek, most of our resurfacing work is on rectangular concrete pools from the 1980s and 1990s that are ready for their second or third surface, usually in quartz, often with new waterline tile. The city borders Coral Springs to the east, so it is a short drive for the crew and the same price ranges apply.
What we find in Coconut Creek backyards
The single-family neighborhoods along Lyons Road, Hillsboro Boulevard and around Winston Park were mostly built in a shorter window than Parkland's, so the pools look alike: around 14 by 28 feet, a shallow end with steps, a diving well and a band of six-inch tile. Screen enclosures are common, which keeps leaves out but adds care when moving material in and out.
By the time an owner calls, the surface is usually rough on the steps and gray in the deep end, and the tile line carries a white crust of calcium. In many of these pools the original plaster has already been covered once, so we tap-test every section to decide between a bond coat and a full chip-out.
The usual Coconut Creek job
- 01Check the relief valve and drain. High groundwater makes this the first task, never an afterthought.
- 02Remove failing plaster and old tile. Hollow areas come out down to sound concrete.
- 03Set new tile and repair fittings. Returns, the main drain cover and the light niche are checked while they are reachable.
- 04Apply quartz or plaster and refill. Start-up chemistry begins the day the water reaches the tile.
Choosing a finish for an older pool
Quartz is the common choice here: it costs less than pebble, it is smoother on bare feet than an exposed aggregate, and in a lighter blue it brightens a pool shaded by a screen. Owners planning to sell within a few years sometimes choose white plaster to keep the cost down. The finish board shows all five samples.
Prices for Coconut Creek
A rectangular pool of this size usually lands in the lower half of the quartz range, about $11,000–$15,000, with new tile adding roughly $1,800–$3,500. Costs for every line item are in the Coral Springs price guide, and they hold here too.
Nearby
We work throughout Coral Springs and in Parkland, and can coat or re-paver the deck in the same job; see pool deck resurfacing.
Service area map
Coconut Creek resurfacing questions
Do you work inside screen enclosures?
Yes. We protect the screen and frame, move material through the door rather than over the cage, and leave the enclosure as we found it.
Can my old diving well be made shallower?
That is a remodel rather than a resurface, and it needs engineering and a separate permit. We can tell you at the estimate whether it is practical.
Does Coconut Creek need a permit for resurfacing?
Coconut Creek issues its own building permits, and resurfacing and tile replacement are treated as alterations. We pull the permit and include it in the quote.