Frequently Asked Questions

The timeline for constructing a new swimming pool varies based on several factors including permit acquisition, project complexity, and the type of finish selected. Typically, the process can take anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks. This duration accounts for excavation, shell curing, and finishing touches, ensuring a durable and beautiful pool.

The project duration depends on the type of finish you choose to resurface with.  White plaster and exposed Quartz finishes take just two days to complete, from the time we arrive to drain the pool, to the moment we begin refilling the pool.  For Pebble and Mini-pebble applications, we have to allow one extra consecutive day to acid wash the surface to properly expose the pebble.   

Yes, our pool resurfacing service includes startup procedures to ensure your pool is ready for use. This involves cleaning, balancing water chemistry, and inspecting equipment to optimize performance and longevity of the new finish, providing you with a hassle-free experience.  

No.  This is a topic of much debate across the industry.  We err on the side of caution and recommend waiting at least 28 days to introduce salt into the pool.  In the meantime, use liquid chlorine to keep the water sanitized.

Calcium scale on waterline tiles is caused by high calcium hardness and improper water chemistry. Regular maintenance, balancing water pH, and using scale inhibitors can prevent and reduce calcium buildup, keeping your pool looking pristine and functioning efficiently.