Pool Resurfacing Cost | Pool Replastering Cost

Pool Resurfacing Cost

Pool resurfacing cost is roughly $1,250 to $6,750 per 1,000 square feet depending on the type of finish. Certain finishes like plater and tile will be more expensive than paint.

Pool resurfacing cost based on the type of finish:

• Pool resurfacing cost for a painted finish: $1,500.


• Pool resurfacing cost for a plastered finish: $5,550.


• Pool resurfacing cost for a tiled finish: $30,000+.


• Pool resurfacing cost for an epoxy finish: $1,500.


• These estimates are rounded. These costs do not include additional time and material required for fixing cracks or rust stains. The upper end of these ranges include expensive geographic locations.

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Pool Resurfacing Cost Considerations

There are many things to consider when you are planning your pool resurfacing project. Here are a few things to keep in mind:

Methods Used to Prepare Pool Replastering Cost Estimates

Pool replastering quotes are often based on the square footage of the pool. The contractor will determine the total size of the pool and multiply the result by contractor’s rate per 1,000 square feet. If your pool has damage such as rust stains or cracks, the contractor will likely provide you a fixed cost to repair the pool and add that to the overall per square foot cost. If you are interested finding out how much it will cost to resurface a pool in your area, Request a Price Quote.

Reasons for Pool Resurfacing Cost Variances

Pool resurfacing companies use a combination of methods to evaluate and price projects. They take several factors into consideration that impact the cost of the project, including:

• Type of finish. A tile finish is going to be more expensive than a plastered, painted, or epoxy finish.


• Pool size and shape. If the pool is larger or is an odd shape, it may be more difficult to resurface, resulting in a price increase.


• Condition of pool. If the pool has cracks or rust stains that need to be repaired, the cost of the project will increase.


• Draining. The cost of draining and refilling the pool may not be included in the cost of resurfacing and will add to the overall cost of the project.


• Geography. If you are in a high cost area or in an area that is difficult to reach (more travel time), then costs will generally be higher.

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Questions to Ask Your Pool Resurfacing Company

• Does the contractor have appropriate licensing?


• Does the contractor have insurance (including workers compensation)?


• Does the pool replastering project require a permit? If so, will they obtain it on your behalf?


• How quickly can the job be completed?


• What type of finish is best for my pool?


• How long do you have to wait until the pool can be filled again?


• Do they offer a military or senior citizen discount?


• If you need help finding a local pool replastering company, get matched and get a quote.

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