Pool Renovation and Remodeling Services

Choose the improvements your existing pool needs, from a new interior finish to a coordinated remodel. The Pool Company Construction offers the following renovation services for Virginia homeowners.

Pool Replastering and Resurfacing

A worn interior can change how your pool looks and feels. Replastering renews the interior finish of a concrete pool. We work with Diamond Brite, QuartzScapes and River Rok materials. Discuss the color, texture and maintenance requirements of the finish you are considering, along with any problems in the existing surface.

Pool Tile Replacement

New tile can refresh the waterline and bring the pool's colors together with its coping and deck. Tell us about loose, chipped or missing tile as well as the style you want. Coordinating tile replacement with resurfacing lets you consider the entire pool finish together.

Pool Coping

Coping forms the finished edge around the pool. Updating it can change the appearance of the pool and its transition to the surrounding deck. Loose or damaged coping should be part of the renovation discussion, not simply covered by a cosmetic update.

Pool Deck Coatings

A deck coating can update the color and finish of the area around your pool. The existing deck's condition matters when choosing an approach. Discuss cracks, drainage concerns, texture and how the surface feels underfoot before selecting a coating.

Pool Equipment Upgrades

Renovation is an opportunity to review equipment that is aging or no longer meets your needs. Share what is difficult about operating or maintaining your current pool so we can discuss suitable upgrades. Equipment choices should fit the existing pool and the planned renovation.

Complete Pool Remodeling

For a larger transformation, combine finishes, tile, coping and equipment with proposed design changes. Options may include adding a spa or water feature or changing the pool's shape, subject to the existing structure and site. Explore our custom swimming pool design services for design ideas.

Planning Your Pool Renovation

Start with what you want to fix and how you want to use the pool. When you request a free at-home consultation, tell us:

• Your location and the type and approximate age of your pool.
• What needs attention, such as a rough finish, damaged tile or outdated equipment.
• Which features you want to keep and which you would like to change.
• Your budget priorities and preferred time of year for the work.

Photos and any records of previous pool work can help explain the starting point. Ask for a scope that distinguishes essential repairs from optional improvements and explains what is included in the estimate.

Pool Renovation Questions

How much does a swimming pool renovation cost?

The cost depends on the pool's size and condition, surface preparation, finish choices, tile and coping work, equipment and any structural changes. Access to the backyard also matters. A resurfacing project and a remodel with a new spa are different scopes, so a site-specific estimate is more useful than a single advertised price.

Does my pool need resurfacing or a full remodel?

If the main concern is the interior finish, resurfacing may be the focus. A full remodel considers several parts of the pool together. Describe cracks, unusual water loss or recurring damage when requesting an assessment so those concerns can be evaluated before choosing cosmetic changes.

How long will my pool be out of use?

The schedule depends on the work involved, material availability, weather and the requirements of the selected finish. Before work starts, ask about the expected construction period, refilling and when the pool can return to use. Do not plan around a swimming date until the project schedule is confirmed.

Where do you provide pool renovations?

We serve Fredericksburg, Northern Virginia, Charlottesville and Richmond. Include your property location when you contact us so we can discuss your renovation.

Pool Remodeling Ideas from Completed Projects

These original photographs show finished pools in our portfolio. They illustrate design choices to discuss during a renovation assessment. They are not renovation before-and-after examples, and they do not establish that a particular feature can be added to your existing pool.

Coordinate the pool edge and patio

The Lipman-Herndon project shows the relationship between coping, surrounding paving and a raised water-feature wall. For a remodel, consider the finish, waterline tile and pool edge together. Ask which parts of the existing installation can remain and which need attention.

Consider a detached spa

The Old World Feel project in Chantilly has a detached spa raised 18 inches above a rectangular pool. It is inspiration for a design conversation, not proof that the same arrangement is feasible for an existing shell. Discuss any proposed spa or water feature before selecting cosmetic finishes.

What Should Your Renovation Estimate Include?

Ask for a written scope that separates the pool's existing condition from the improvements you want. Comparing two estimates is easier when they describe the same work and identify assumptions clearly.

• Which interior preparation and finish work is included, and the proposed finish material.
• Whether waterline tile, coping and deck work are included or separate options.
• Which equipment is being retained, replaced or reviewed for compatibility.
• How access, removal of old materials and restoration of affected areas are addressed.
• How newly discovered conditions or changes to the selected scope will be discussed and documented.

Photographs, previous work records and a description of recurring problems help explain the starting point. A site assessment is needed before treating cracks, recurring damage or unusual water loss as a cosmetic issue.

Can resurfacing fix every pool problem?

No. Resurfacing addresses the interior finish; it should not be presented as a remedy for every structural, plumbing or equipment concern. Describe those concerns when you request a renovation consultation so the appropriate assessment can guide the scope.

Can I remodel in stages?

Ask which items can be handled separately and which should be coordinated. Work at the interior, tile and coping interfaces may affect other selections. Agree on the proposed sequence and any later work before comparing the price of a staged plan with a combined remodel.

Request a Pool Renovation Estimate

Ready to discuss resurfacing or remodeling your pool? Request a free at-home consultation with The Pool Company Construction, or call 540-834-3743. Tell us what you want to change, and let's discuss the options for your backyard.