Who we are: a Boca Raton crew that spends the whole year on one kind of work: taking worn pool interiors back to the shell and finishing them again. We resurface, replaster, set waterline tile and coping, and repair cracks for homeowners, condo boards and property managers across south Palm Beach County and north Broward.
One kind of job, done all year
A lot of pool companies resurface as a sideline to weekly cleaning, equipment repair or new construction. Our days are spent draining pools, opening up old finishes, repairing what is underneath and putting a new surface on. Doing the same job over and over is what makes it predictable: we know how long a chip-out takes, where hollow spots hide and what a finish should look like the morning after it is applied.
That focus also means we tell you when a pool needs something we do not do. A shell that has moved, a broken main drain line or a failing pump is a job for a different specialist, and we will say so before we talk about finishes.
Two generations, one trade, since 1996
The company was set up in 1996 and is still run by the family that started it, with the next generation now working alongside the founders. Pool finishing was the reason it began and is still most of what it does. In 2010 the state gave us a specialty license for swimming pool finishes, and today the work is done under a state certified pool and spa contractor license.
Three finishes cover nearly every pool we see: classic white or tinted marcite, quartz aggregate for color and stain resistance, and river-rock pebble for the longest life. We also spray new textured coatings onto worn concrete decks, so the pool and the deck around it can be done in one visit. A large part of each year's work comes from earlier customers calling back or passing our name to a neighbor.
What South Florida does to a pool finish
Pools here work harder than pools up north. They run twelve months a year under strong sun, and UV and heat speed up the chemical wear on any cement-based finish. Salt chlorine generators are everywhere in Boca, and the salt is tough on soft plaster and on mortar joints at the edge. Heavy summer rain swings the water chemistry within a day, and pools that sit under oaks or palms pick up leaf stains on light finishes.
None of that means a finish cannot last. It means the choice of material, the prep underneath and the first month of water care matter more here than the brochure suggests.
Prep is most of the job
The new finish is the part you see, but how long it lasts is decided before it goes on. We sound the old surface with a hammer to find hollow areas, and if the plaster has let go of the shell in more than a few spots, it all comes off. Where the old finish is still sound, a bond coat gives the new layer something to grip. Cracks are cut out and filled, not skimmed over. Tile, lights and fittings are protected or replaced before a trowel touches the wall.
What you get in writing
- A measured price for the finish you chose, with the color named.
- The prep method for your pool: bond coat or full chip-out, and why.
- Any repairs we found, each listed with its own price.
- Optional items, such as tile, coping or deck work, listed separately so you can say no to them.
- What is included at the end: start-up chemistry, the first brushing schedule and a walkthrough of care for the first month.
Our published ranges are on the cost guide, and every figure on this site is an estimate until we have measured your pool.
Lines we do not cross
- We do not bond-coat over plaster that is already coming loose, to make a quote look cheaper.
- We do not upsell pebble when plaster suits the way you use your pool and how long you plan to stay.
- We do not leave the pool half-drained over a weekend when rain is due.
- We do not start work on anything that is not in the written price without asking you first.
- We do not leave chipped plaster, tile dust or empty bags in your yard or your neighbor's.
Homeowners, boards and managers
Most of our work is single-family pools, from older ranch homes in east Boca to the larger pools in Broken Sound, Boca Pointe and the communities west of the Turnpike. We also resurface shared pools for condominium boards and homeowner associations. For those, we walk the pool with the manager, give a day-by-day schedule for posting to residents, carry the insurance certificates associations ask for and work inside the community's contractor hours.
Seasonal owners make up a good share of Boca, and many prefer to have the work done while they are away. We can do the estimate with you on a video call, send photos at each stage and leave the pool balanced and running for your return.
Where we work
Boca Raton is home. We also cover Highland Beach, Delray Beach and Deerfield Beach on the coast, and Parkland and Coconut Creek across the Broward line.
Quick facts
Licensed and insured? Yes. Our license number is CPC1461626. Certificates are sent to homeowners, associations and managers on request. Hours? Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. Estimates? Free, on site, with finish samples. Getting in touch? Call (561) 916-3175 or send the form and we will call you back to book a time.
Last reviewed October 8, 2026.