Better than new again.

A renovation should leave you with a pool that feels fresh and new — better than it did the day it was finished — better materials, smarter equipment, and a backyard that's grown into the home around it. The five scope paths below are the moves we make on the way there; most projects combine two, three, or all of them into a single coordinated build.

A · Surface + edges

Resurface + Tile + Coping

Prepare the old finish, replaster with Pebble or quartz, and install new waterline tile and coping.

B · Outside the pool

Full Deck Rebuild

Tear out old concrete or pavers, replace with travertine, natural stone, premium pavers, or turf. Often paired with surface + tile + coping for a full visual reset, with sun shelves added where the layout supports them.

C · Add water

Spa Addition

Attached spillover, raised attached, or freestanding spa — engineered into existing plumbing and equipment. Adds 200–400 sq ft of new construction with shared waterline tile and Jandy automation tie-in.

D · Change the shell

Reshape / Resize

Convert freeform to rectilinear, reduce an oversized 1980s shell, deepen a shallow one, or reproportion around a new addition to the home. Sun shelves added during reshape are one of the most-requested upgrades. New permits required.

E · Mechanical & lighting

Equipment Modernization

New variable-speed pump, modern filter, salt cell, heat pump, and full Jandy automation. Plus Nicheless Jandy LED lighting — color-changing in-water lights that turn the pool into an evening lightshow and make the water glow at night.