Pool Plastering · Central Florida
White, colored, and quartz aggregate plaster — installed by a licensed Central Florida crew. Hand-troweled finish, commercial-grade materials, and a written warranty on every job.
20+
Years in Central Florida
6,700+
Jobs Completed
4.9★
391 Reviews
24–72h
Typical Scheduling
How it works
01
We come out, look at the pool, and give you a written estimate — no charge, no obligation. If we spot anything that needs attention (cracks, damaged fittings, plumbing issues), we tell you before any work begins.
02
We drain the pool, chip out the old plaster only where it is loose or deteriorated, repair cracks, and apply a bond coat that acts as a primer for proper adhesion of the new finish.
03
Our experienced crew hand-trowels the new plaster with consistent coverage, sharp edges, and clean lines around every fitting, light, and step.
04
We perform the water startup: add acid to lower the pH, apply metal control, and hand you a written guide with care and maintenance instructions for the following 30 days.
05
Quality inspection, written *warranty, and care instructions. We are available for any questions during the first 30 days.
Beyond the surface
A leak that goes unfound will eat through a fresh plaster job in a season. Water gets behind the surface, breaks the bond, and within a year you're replastering again. We've seen it too many times.
If we spot anything concerning during the free inspection — active leaks, damaged plumbing, cracked fittings — we tell you upfront. Leak detection is a separate service we offer if and when it's needed. Many plastering projects don't need it. For the ones that do, we handle the detection and the repair ourselves before the new surface goes on.
One crew, one project, one warranty. No subcontracting the leak to someone else. We handle the whole job.
We tell you what we find. If your pool doesn't need extra work, we say so.
Experienced plaster crew, not sprayed-on. Sharp edges, consistent coverage, clean lines.
No finger-pointing between contractors. We own the whole project.
Is it time?
If you notice two or more of these, call us for a free assessment.
Rough, sandpaper-like surface — plaster is eroding and exposing aggregate
Permanent stains that won't brush off — chemical or mineral damage
Visible cracks, flaking, or chipping — water is getting behind the surface
Chalky residue in the water — active plaster breakdown
Discoloration, fading, or blotchy areas — UV damage over time
Etching or pitting — low pH or improper water chemistry has eaten the surface
Peeling or bubbling — water trapped beneath the finish
Stains appearing soon after fill — new plaster didn't cure correctly
Water loss plus surface damage together usually means there's a leak under the surface waiting to happen. Call us first.
We'll come out, look at the surface, and tell you honestly whether you need a full replaster, a patch, or just a chemistry adjustment. Free, no pressure.
Plaster options
Each finish has a different look, feel, and lifespan. We help you pick what matches your pool, your budget, and how long you plan to stay in the home.
Plaster base with pigment added for blue, gray, or custom tones. A deeper water color and the same durability as standard plaster. Popular shades: Tahoe Blue, French Gray, Ocean Blue.
Colored quartz crystals mixed into the plaster for superior stain resistance and a subtle sparkle. Smoother than pebble, lasts 15–20 years.
We work with NPT, CLI, and Pebble Tec. Want to see samples in person? We'll bring them to the consultation.
Why us
On-site inspection, scope of work, and pricing — no charge, no obligation. You decide if and when to move forward.
We don't subcontract the pool leak detection — every detection is performed by our own licensed employees. One licensed crew handles the entire job from start to finish.
Florida contractor license CPC1460764 with full liability coverage. Written warranty on every job.
NPT, CLI, and Pebble Tec — commercial-grade finishes with manufacturer warranties.
Experienced plaster crew, not sprayed-on. Sharp edges, consistent coverage, clean lines around every fitting.
20+ years working in Florida pools, Florida weather, and Florida water chemistry. We know what lasts here.
Common questions
Most pool plastering projects take 3–7 days from drain to swim-ready. That includes draining (1 day), surface preparation (1–2 days), plaster application (1 day), and curing/water balancing (2–4 days). Weather and finish choice can shift the timeline slightly.
We offer two standard plaster options: colored plaster (plaster base with pigment added for blue, gray, or custom tones) and quartz aggregate (colored quartz crystals mixed into the plaster for extra durability and a subtle sparkle). Both are commercial-grade materials from trusted manufacturers.
Pool plastering in Orlando typically costs $5,800+ for colored plaster and $4,500+ for quartz aggregate. The exact price depends on pool size, shape, surface condition, and accessibility. We provide a free written estimate after the inspection.
Most pools need replastering every 10–15 years (colored) or 15–20 years (quartz). Warning signs include a rough sandpaper texture, permanent staining, visible cracks, chalky water, and exposed aggregate. If you notice two or more of these, call for a free assessment.
Plaster is more affordable upfront and has a smoother feel underfoot. Pebble lasts longer (20+ years) and is more stain-resistant but has a textured surface. Quartz aggregate is a middle ground — smoother than pebble, more durable than plaster. We'll walk you through samples and pros/cons at your free consultation.
Yes, in many cases. As long as the existing plaster is structurally sound (no major delamination, no hollow spots, no severe cracking), we can bond-coat over it and apply a fresh layer. If the old plaster is failing extensively, full removal is the better long-term answer. We evaluate this at the free inspection.
Typically 5–7 days for filling and chemical balancing. We give you exact timing at completion and provide the full startup chemistry schedule. Swimming too soon can damage curing plaster, so we wait until the surface is ready.
Surface leaks at the plaster — yes, replastering seals them. Other types of leaks (plumbing, skimmer, light niche, underground pipes) need separate repair. If we suspect a leak during the inspection, we recommend addressing it before the new plaster goes on so the new surface isn't compromised. Leak detection is a separate service quoted based on scope.
Free written estimate, no obligation. Tell us about your pool and we'll be in touch within one business day.
Or call us directly: (407) 307-2735