Pool remodeling for pools that no longer fit.
An older pool can often be brought up to date without starting over. Remodeling combines new surfaces, tile, coping and decking — and sometimes layout changes — into one planned project.
Considerations
What a remodel usually involves
- 01
Assessing the existing pool
We start by looking at the current shell, surface, tile line, coping and deck to understand what can stay and what should be replaced.
- 02
Interior surface
Worn, rough or stained finishes are often the first thing homeowners notice. A new surface changes both the look of the water and the feel underfoot.
- 03
Edges and waterline
Replacing tile and coping updates the pool’s outline and often addresses loose or cracked stones at the same time.
- 04
Deck and surroundings
Remodels are a good time to revisit deck material, size and how the pool connects to the rest of the yard.
Remodel or start over?
Most pools can be remodeled. When a homeowner wants a very different size, shape or depth, a new pool may be the better path. We’ll talk honestly about which makes sense for your yard.
Questions
Common homeowner questions
Can I change the shape of my existing pool?
Should I do the surface, tile and coping at the same time?
What do you need for a remodel estimate?
Estimates · Dallas–Fort Worth
Tell us about your project.
Share your property location and the work you’re considering. Send an estimate request to Cool & Clear Pools for review.