Tile, coping, plaster, deck, equipment, layout, shape. We renovate existing pools from the shell up — in the right order, with the structural work done right underneath, and with finishes that match the house.
Most of the pools we renovate were poured in the 80s or 90s to a developer's plan. The shell's usually fine — the bones are sound. What's gone is the finish, the tile, the coping, the equipment, and usually the deck.
A full renovation is the right answer when fixing one thing won't fix the others — and when a teardown would mean losing the footprint and permits of an existing pool.
Complete shell-up rebuilds or surgical single-scope work. The standard is the same either way.
Premium plaster and aggregate finishes — diamond-brite, polished, pebble. No "builder-grade by default." You pick the finish based on the look you want and the maintenance you can live with.
Waterline tile, coping, and full deck replacement. Glass, porcelain, travertine, or paver — chosen to coordinate with the pool finish and the home, not from a laminated binder.
Attached spillover spas, raised attached spas, and freestanding in-ground spas — engineered into the existing plumbing and pad so the whole system works as one. We also remove spas cleanly when the family has outgrown them.
Structural reshaping of existing pools. Reduce an oversized 1980s shell, deepen a shallow one, convert freeform to modern rectilinear, or reproportion around a new addition to the home — keeping the footprint and permits.
Send a couple of photos of your pool and tell us what you wish were different. That's enough to start.