Are you looking for a Pearland TX gunite pool resurfacing company? Then you should reach out to JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite Ltd. Our company can help you get the quality services and materials you need to make your pool feel as good as new. Our guys are professionals when it comes to swimming pools, doing pool remodeling, renovations, repairs, replastering, and more.

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Pool owners all over the Houston area love JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite because of our high-quality pool services, including gunite pool resurfacing. We help those in the Greater Houston area to get their dream pools from the pools they currently have.

We will work on your pool as if we were working on one of ours. Pools are a significant investment and can either raise or lower the overall value of your house, so we do our best to up its value.

Although we may not build swimming pools, we instead take the swimming pool you currently have and transform it into your dream pool. We will maintain clear and honest communication throughout the whole process. We want you to know what we are doing with your pool and how the process is going.

When you choose to remodel your swimming pool, our team can help you add water features, a tanning ledge, spa, or improve your decking at an affordable price. So, contact us today to learn more about your our gunite pool resurfacing cost.

What is Pearland TX Gunite Pool Resurfacing?

Resurfacing and replastering your pool are both when you redo the surface of your swimming pool because of wear and tear. Our pool surfaces aren’t made to last forever, but they are made to last for a long time.

Swimming pool surfaces are made to last about 5 to 20 years. The duration of the lifespan is determined by the material and its quality. If your swimming pool is made from poor-quality materials, built poorly, or has been improperly chemically used, then its surface can wear out fast.

JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite don’t use any material that isn’t of the highest quality. We make sure that everything we use in your swimming pool will help your pool to last for a long time. When you have a pool in your backyard, it is an investment, and it is important that you keep your pool in its best shape.

When our team works on your swimming pool, we want to make sure it will last you for a long time. By calling us, you are getting in contact with some of the best pool experts in the area.

Get the swimming pool you want for this summer. Resurface and remodel with JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite.

Methods for Gunite Pool Resurfacing

There are many different ways that you can resurface a swimming pool, and JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite know all of the best ways. We can help you to have a high-quality replastering job that will keep your pool ready for summer for years to come. This is a project that you should never attempt to DIY since it is a big chore and because there are benefits and drawbacks to every resurfacing method.

If you choose the wrong method, you could have problems later down the road. JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite have over 20 years of experience with pools. We know all the best methods and which ones work with which pool types.

Since you have a gunite swimming pool, one method they could use is to remove the existing plaster. The next step is to sandblast the surface and apply a bond coating. Once the surface has been prepared, they will add the finish. This finish can be anything from glass beads to plaster, pebbles, pool tiles, quartz, or polished pool finish.

This whole gunite pool resurfacing process will take about a week or more to complete. If the weather is sunny and nice, then it will take about five to seven days; however, if the weather is bad, then it can cause delays in the project. These delays can make your pool take two weeks or more to complete in that case.

JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite go above and beyond to work around the weather. Houston weather is highly unpredictable and difficult to workaround. However, we strive to get every project done in a timely manner.

When Should You Resurface Your Pool?

Since everything has a lifespan, it is important to know what that is. Your pool surface even has a lifespan, and when you surpass that lifespan, then your pool’s surface will show wear and tear.

If this goes long enough, your pool will fall into disrepair. The material your pool surface is made from will determine the lifespan of the surface. Here are some of the popular surface materials and their lifespans:

• White quartz 10+ years
• White plaster 5-15 years
• Polished pool finishes 5-15 years.
• Exposed pebble 15+ years

While there are lifespans to the surfaces of your pool, that doesn’t mean that everyone follows them. Often pool owners will wait until they see wear and tear on the surface of their pool. Some of the wear you could find are:

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• Peeling plaster
• Leaks
• Cracks
• Rough texture
• Stains that are challenging to remove

By resurfacing your swimming pool, you are protecting your investment. Having a swimming pool plays an important role in your backyard’s landscape. With the investment of a swimming pool it can either raise the value of your home, or it can lower the value of your home.

If you leave your pool to wear out or fall into disrepair, then it will lower the value of your home when you go to sell it. Keep your home in the best condition possible by contacting JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite today.

The Best Gunite Pool Resurfacing Services Await

Talk with JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite by calling (713) 729-5014, or you can also check out our Houston location. We also have more information about gunite pools and a gallery of our work. So,  check us out today to learn more about how you can get your Pearland TX gunite pool resurfacing done for the summertime.

Pearland TX Fun Facts

• They once harvested many fruits
• This city spans across three counties
• They used to be named Mark Belt