Trowel applying new pool plaster

Pool Resurfacing & Plaster: The Foundation of Every Remodel

Plaster is the base of the pool remodel. The pool remodel starts with the plaster and what drives most customers to think about remodeling their pool. Just like a roof on your home, pool plaster has a life expectancy. With our Stonescpes pebble finishes the life of your plaster can last up to 25 years! We warranty all our pebble finishes for 10 years! With 13 plus different colors, we take you by the hand and help you pick the perfect color.

Your pool's plaster covers the largest visible surface of the pool and plays a major role in determining the color, texture, appearance, and overall feel of the water. Changing an outdated or worn finish can make a decades-old swimming pool look new again.

Whether you're looking for a classic light-blue appearance, a deep and dramatic water color, or the natural look of a premium aggregate finish, we'll help you find the right option for your renovation.

Common Reasons Homeowners Resurface

  • Rough or uncomfortable surfaces
  • Staining or discoloration
  • Chipping or deterioration
  • Etching
  • Visible wear or an outdated appearance
  • A desire for a different water color
  • Remodeling the surrounding tile, coping, or deck 


Sometimes resurfacing is necessary because the existing finish has reached the end of its useful life.

Other times, homeowners simply want something better.

Either way, a new interior finish can be one of the most dramatic changes you make to an existing swimming pool. From Class white to rich blues, find the fit for your backyard.

Finish Options

From classic white plaster to rich, deep blues and natural pebble aggregates — find the fit for your backyard.

  • Standard white/marcite plaster
  • Quartz-blend finishes
  • StoneScapes pebble finishes (13+ colors, up to 25-year life, 10-year warranty)

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does pool plaster last?
Standard plaster typically lasts 7–12 years, while premium pebble finishes such as StoneScapes can last up to 25 years. D's Pool Care & Remodels warranties all pebble finishes for 10 years.
How do I know if my pool needs to be resurfaced?
Common signs include rough or uncomfortable surfaces, staining or discoloration, chipping or etching, and an outdated water color. If your plaster shows any of these, it's likely reached the end of its useful life.
What plaster colors are available?
D's Pool Care & Remodels offers 13+ pebble finish colors, from classic light blue to deep dramatic tones and natural aggregate looks, and guides homeowners through the selection process.
How long does it take to replaster a pool?
Plastering itself is one of the fastest phases of a remodel — typically completed in a day, once demolition and prep are finished — followed by acid washing and refilling.
Client Testimonial
Janet Leski
Janet Leski
a months ago
Google review
★★★★★ 5.0

“Dallas and his team are very good at keeping our pool in great shape! We recently had him renovate our entire pool and spa and we are very pleased with the outcome. It's as if we have a whole new pool in our backyard. It's now the beautiful centerpiece of our yard and no longer the ugly duckling. We highly recommend D's Pool Care for all your pool care needs!”