Orlando pool resurfacing
Resurfacing puts a new top layer on the concrete around the pool: a sprayed and knocked-down acrylic texture, a stamped overlay, a thin microtopping, or pavers over the slab. It covers stains and small cracks, but it bonds to the slab below, so settled or badly cracked concrete is fixed first.
Resurfacing puts a new top layer on the existing concrete deck around the pool. It covers stains, faded paint, worn texture and small cracks, and changes the color and feel of the whole area. It does not fix the slab under it. An overlay bonds to the concrete that is already there, so a slab that has settled, heaved, broken into pieces or developed wide cracks has to be repaired or replaced first. As a rough guide, hairline and narrow cracks can be routed and filled; cracks that are wider than about a quarter inch, or where one side is higher than the other, point to movement below the surface.
Florida sun makes deck temperature a real choice: dark colors and smooth, dense surfaces get uncomfortably hot, and lighter textured coatings stay cooler. Rain has to run away from the pool and away from the house, so any low spots that hold water are corrected before the coating goes on. The joint where the deck meets the coping is a movement joint; a coating run straight across it tends to crack along the pool edge, so it is kept open and sealed with a flexible joint compound instead. If that edge is already broken, new coping is set first.
Coated decks are resealed periodically to keep the color and the grip; how often depends on sun, foot traffic and pool chemicals splashing out. Leaf stains and rust from furniture feet are easier to lift from a sealed surface. If the interior of the pool is also due, schedule the new finish inside the pool before the deck, so hoses and equipment do not cross fresh coating.
What sets the schedule? The deck area, how many cracks and low spots need repair first, the system chosen and its coats, drying time between coats in Florida humidity, and afternoon rain in the wet season.
These usually come up in the same drain, and can be quoted from the same visit:
Loose, cracked or separating pool coping removed to the bond beam and reset in travertine, pavers or concrete.
What it involves →Exposed-aggregate interiors of small natural stones, the most chemical-resistant option, with a textured feel underfoot.
What it involves →Scaled, cracked or loose waterline tile taken off to the bond beam and reset in impervious glass or porcelain.
What it involves →Free estimate
Tell us where the pool is and what you’re seeing. We’ll call back to book a look at the pool and bring finish samples.
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