Garland's Fiberglass Pool Resurfacing & Renovation Specialists

Garland has one of the densest concentrations of mid-century gunite pools in Dallas County. Duck Creek, Club Hill, Camelot, Embree Hill, street after street of pools built in the 60s, 70s and 80s, and a great many of them are on their second or third coat of plaster. Each coat bonds to less than the one before. This is the part nobody mentions until the third time. Replastering isn't a fresh start; it's a new layer applied over whatever is left of the last one. Every cycle has less sound material underneath it, so the surface starts chalking and staining sooner than the previous coat did, while costing roughly the same. At some point the cheap option stops being the value option. That's the arithmetic we walk Garland owners through. If your pool has been done twice and you're looking at a third, you're paying plaster money for progressively less service life. A fiberglass laminate isn't another layer in the stack; it's one continuous, non-porous skin bonded across the entire shell, and it goes over plaster, gunite, concrete, vinyl liner or prefab fiberglass.