Many Fort Worth pools are reaching resurfacing age. The local contractor offers full renovations, from new finishes to tile, coping, and equipment upgrades.
Fort Worth, TX (PRUnderground) October 13th, 2026
Fort Worth Pool Resurfacing & Plastering is helping owners of older pools across Fort Worth and Tarrant County bring their pools up to current standards through pool renovation and resurfacing, at a fraction of the cost of new construction.
Fort Worth is one of the fastest-growing large cities in the country, and its established neighborhoods have many existing residential pools that now need resurfacing. Local conditions make the problem worse. Hard municipal water leaves calcium scaling and mineral stains, summer heat regularly tops 100 degrees, and clay soil movement stresses pool shells. Together, these conditions wear down original finishes faster than in many other markets.
Resurfacing is often the first step in a renovation. A pool surface has usually reached the end of its life when it shows widespread roughness or pitting, plaster flaking across large sections, stains that chemical treatment cannot remove, or unexplained water loss. When the failure covers much of the pool, a full resurfacing restores both its performance and its appearance.
Fort Worth Pool Resurfacing & Plastering offers finishes from classic white plaster to quartz and pebble surfaces. One of the upgrades Fort Worth owners request most often is replacing original white plaster with mini pebble. Mini pebble resists calcium etching and staining in hard water, and it generally lasts longer than the other common finish options.
A renovation can also go well beyond the surface. The company's remodeling services include reconfiguring a pool's layout, upgrading waterline tile and coping, and adding water features such as spillover spas, deck jets, bubblers, and sheer descent waterfalls. The company also installs LED lighting and automation systems, modernizes equipment, and resurfaces decks. One contractor manages every phase from planning through completion, which avoids the scheduling delays and communication gaps that can come with hiring several separate trades.
"A lot of the pools we see were built years ago and still have their original plaster, tile, and equipment," said Chris Hill, owner of Fort Worth Pool Resurfacing & Plastering. "A renovation lets owners keep the pool they have and update it with finishes and features that stand up to Fort Worth's water and heat."
Resurfacing usually takes three to five business days for preparation and finish application. A seven- to ten-day water chemistry startup follows to cure the new surface. Each project ends with a quality inspection and a balanced water chemistry startup before the pool is cleared for swimming.
Every renovation begins with a free on-site consultation and a detailed written estimate that outlines the scope, material options, and timeline. Pool owners can schedule a consultation by calling or texting 817-607-8883.
About Fort Worth Pool Resurfacing & Plastering
Fort Worth Pool Resurfacing & Plastering is a full-service swimming pool contractor that has served Fort Worth and the greater Tarrant County area since 2006. Owned by Chris Hill, the company provides pool resurfacing, plastering, remodeling, new pool construction, equipment installation and repair, tile and coping, deck resurfacing, structural crack repair, and maintenance for residential and commercial clients. It is licensed and insured and offers free estimates.
