Concrete Pool Resurfacing Sydney

Peeling or spalling refers to flakes of plaster coming off the pool surface, exposing the concrete underneath. Once peeling starts, it keeps worsening and hastening, unless immediately resurfaced.

Pool water chemicals can corrode or crystallize on the pool surface to create ugly stains. While pressure washes and chemical treatments may solve the issue, extensive damage can only be fixed by resurfacing.

Erosion and chemical deposits can cause the once smooth pool surface to turn rough and abrasive. When that happens, you know it’s time for concrete resurfacing.

Temperature changes throughout the day and leaving your pool drained and dry under the hot sun can cause the surface to crack. The constant expansion and contraction cause web-like cracks that are best fixed by resurfacing.

Water flow and chemicals can cause the pool floor to develop discoloured streaks. Once it sets in, concrete resurfacing is the only way to repair the pool surface.

If your pool is taking longer and more water to fill, there might be a crack or fissure in the structure. The gushing water will widen the crack. You must fill it up before that happens and resurface the area.

Exposed iron bars or wires can cause rust stains on the pool floor. It should be cut out, patched and resurfaced to prevent the stain from spreading.

High-pressure wash and acid wash can cause the pebble finish of a pool to weaken, dislodging the pebbles. This signals the need for the concrete surface to be redone.

Cheap paints and finishes can start to dissolve and pollute the pool water. If you notice chalky or cloudy water, it might be time for a resurfacing.

First, we drain all the water and empty the pool to make the surface accessible for work.

Next, we remove the existing finish and surface, using a crude method like jackhammering for removing most of the concrete and then fine-tuning with high-pressure blast techniques to remove any residue.

We then buff and prep the surface, using a prep coat and allowing enough time for it to cure properly.

Next the concrete for the new surface is pumped in and applied evenly. Smoothing the surface with plaster is done by hand.

We then apply whatever technique is required to finish the pool surface as you want, be it paint, aggregate or patterns.

Pool resurfacing after proper treatment helps repair cracks, peeling, deposits or any degradation that had occurred.

Abrasive surfaces, dislodged pebbles, chemical or biological deposits, cracks and peels can all be dangerous for people enjoying the pool unless you fix them with resurfacing.

A degraded pool floor attracts dirt and pathogens and makes it difficult to clean the pool. Resurfacing ensures a smooth surface that is easy to clean.

If you leave your pool surface in a bad condition, it could deteriorate and cost way more to repair later than if you resurface it now.

A damaged pool surface looks unsightly. By getting concrete pool resurfacing in Sydney done by Pacific Pools, you can opt for exquisite finishes that upgrade the look of your house.