Tulsa metro, family-owned since 2015
Pool replastering: plaster, quartz & pebble
Rough, stained or cracked plaster replaced with a smooth classic finish, durable quartz or premium pebble, hand-applied by our own crew.
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- Licensed and insured
- Free on-site estimates
The process
From worn out to brand new
Drain and inspect
We drain the pool and inspect the shell, plumbing and existing finish. Hollow spots, cracks and delamination are flagged before any chipping starts.
Chip out and prep
Failing plaster is chipped out, edges are keyed around fittings and tile, and the shell is pressure-washed clean. Prep is where cheap replasters fail.
Bond coat
A bonding layer goes across the entire shell so the new finish fuses to the old surface instead of just sitting on it.
Hand-applied finish
Your plaster, quartz or pebble finish is mixed on site and hand-troweled by our in-house crew. Every step and bench gets the same standard.
Fill, balance and cure care
We refill right away to protect the finish, balance the start-up chemistry and walk you through the 28-day cure, brushing schedule included.

Proof, not promises
Same shell, new finish
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Finish options
What's included
What's included
Plaster lasts roughly 10 to 20 years depending on chemistry and use. Staining, rough texture or chipping means it's time to resurface.
We prep the surface properly, apply the finish in controlled layers, then fill and balance the pool so the new surface cures well and lasts.
- Full prep and surface removal
- Color consultation
- Glass tile and mosaic interiors
- Acid washing and surface restoration
- Chemical start-up after replaster
How long it takes
A typical replaster takes 5 to 10 days from drain to refill, including chemical start-up.
Good to know
Replastering questions, answered
How do I know it's time to replaster?
Rough texture that scratches skin, stains that won't clean off, visible cracks or chalky white deposits all mean the plaster needs replacing.
What's the difference between plaster, quartz and pebble?
Plaster is the most affordable, with a smooth classic look. Quartz adds durability and sparkle. Pebble is the most durable and its natural texture hides minor staining.
Can I change the color of my pool?
Yes. Replastering is the right time to change color completely. We bring finish samples and help you choose.
How long does replastering last?
Standard plaster typically lasts 10 to 15 years. Quartz and pebble finishes can last 15 to 25 years with good water chemistry.
Related services
Often paired with this
- Renovation & remodelingTile, coping, upgrades
- Weekly maintenanceCleaning and chemical care
- Design & buildNew custom inground pools