Restore Your Pool Without Starting Over

Your pool in Houston sees heavy use during long summers, and over time the plaster surface becomes rough, stained, or uneven. You notice the waterline has discolored patches, and the shallow end feels gritty underfoot when you step in. Resurfacing gives you a fresh finish without tearing out the shell or starting from scratch, which means you keep the structure you already have while addressing the wear that shows up from years of chemicals and sunlight.

Aldo's Pool Plastering removes the old plaster layer, prepares the underlying gunite or concrete, and applies a new surface designed to handle Texas heat and water chemistry. We coordinate resurfacing with tile replacement and coping updates so everything transitions cleanly and the finished pool looks cohesive. You choose from durable plaster finishes suited to Houston conditions, and we schedule the work to minimize downtime during the season when you actually want to swim.

If your pool surface feels rough or looks tired, reach out to Aldo's Pool Plastering in Houston to discuss resurfacing options and scheduling.

We start by draining your pool in Houston, chipping away the compromised plaster, and inspecting the shell for structural issues that need attention before the new surface goes down. The prep work includes acid washing, patching any cracks in the gunite, and smoothing transitions around fittings and steps. Once the base is ready, we trowel on the new plaster in a single application to avoid seams or weak spots.

After resurfacing, you see a uniform finish from wall to floor with no rough patches or stains remaining. The water looks clearer because the surface reflects light evenly, and your feet feel smooth plaster instead of grit when you walk across the bottom. The pool holds up better against chemical imbalances and algae because the fresh surface has no pits or pores where buildup can start.

We use materials formulated for outdoor pools in warm climates, which means the finish resists fading and scaling longer than generic plaster. If you also update the waterline tile and coping during resurfacing, everything cures together and the color match stays consistent. The work typically takes a week from drain to refill, depending on weather and any structural repairs we uncover during prep.

Homeowners in Houston often have questions about timing, finish options, and what happens if the shell has damage underneath the old plaster. These answers cover the practical concerns that come up before resurfacing starts.

Aldo's Pool Plastering has resurfaced pools across Houston for years, and we handle everything from surface prep to final water chemistry adjustments. If your pool looks worn or feels rough, contact us to review your options and get a detailed resurfacing estimate.