In short: we resurface pools across Delray Beach, a short drive north on Federal Highway or I-95. A typical Delray pool costs about $6,000–$15,000 to resurface as an estimate, and the free on-site visit ends with a written price.
East of I-95: older pools, older edges
The neighborhoods around Lake Ida, Seagate and the streets off Atlantic Avenue have some of the oldest backyard pools in south Palm Beach County. Many have been replastered more than once, and each layer adds thickness at the steps and the tile line. When that happens we chip back to the shell instead of stacking another coat, so the new finish bonds to concrete rather than to old plaster.
Near the beach, salt is the enemy
Within a mile of the ocean, salt spray and salt chlorine systems both work on the pool edge. Coping mortar softens, tile grout erodes and stone pits. For coastal Delray homes we usually suggest quartz or pebble over plain plaster and a look at the coping joints while the pool is drained.
West Delray communities
Out toward Military Trail, Jog Road and the Turnpike, most pools sit in 55-plus and family communities built from the 1980s onward. Associations there often have rules on contractor hours, parking and debris, and we plan the chip-out and the fill around them.
Delray prices here are estimates. Your figure depends on the pool and the finish; the cost guide breaks every option down.
Last reviewed October 8, 2026.