We replaster swimming pools for Tempe homeowners with durable finishes that improve appearance, comfort, and long-term performance in Arizona's heat and hard water.
20+
Years of Experience
Licensed
ROC
B-05 225601
Free
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If your pool feels rough, looks stained, or is starting to show wear, it may be time for replastering or resurfacing. We help Tempe homeowners restore aging swimming pools with high-quality interior finishes that look great, feel smoother, and hold up over time.
Our pool plastering services are designed for homeowners who want to improve both the appearance and condition of their pool. Whether your current finish is faded, etched, chipped, discolored, or simply outdated, we can remove the worn surface and apply a new finish that gives your Tempe pool a cleaner, refreshed look.
As a local company serving Tempe and the East Valley, we focus on quality workmanship, honest communication, and finishes selected for Arizona pools and backyard conditions. From the initial inspection to surface preparation and final finish, we make the process straightforward and professional.
Pool plaster does not last forever. Over time, normal wear, water chemistry, Arizona sun exposure, and age can cause the surface to break down. If you are noticing changes in the look or feel of your pool, it may be time to consider replastering.
Common signs include:
If you are seeing any of these issues, we can inspect your Tempe pool and recommend whether plaster repair, full replastering, or resurfacing is the smartest option.
Details
Replaces rough, abrasive plaster that has worn past its smooth top layer.
Eliminates staining and mottling that brushing can no longer fix.
A sound, non‑porous surface resists staining and is easier to keep clean.
Chalky residue, exposed aggregate, thin spots, and persistent discoloration.
Drain‑down, removal of failed material, and repairs before new plaster is applied.
Immediate refill, guided startup, and a walkthrough once the pool is back in service.
Finish Options
We offer several pool interior finish options depending on the look, texture, durability, and budget you want for your project. Finish availability may vary, but common choices include:
A durable aggregate finish with a textured look and long service life in Arizona conditions.
A smaller aggregate that offers pebble durability with a smoother feel underfoot.
The traditional pool finish — clean, familiar, and a straightforward way to give an aging pool a fresh interior surface.
Plaster blended with quartz for added density, richer color options, and improved resistance to staining.
How It Works
Our Pool Replastering Process
Tell us about your pool, your backyard, and your goals for the project.
We evaluate your property and recommend the best plastering or replastering approach.
We run the work from drain-down through refill and startup, keeping the surface, tile, and finish on one schedule so the pool isn't empty longer than it needs to be.
We review the finished project with you and make sure everything is ready to enjoy.
Our Work
Every backyard is different, and every pool project should reflect the homeowner's goals, space, and style. Explore recent work from We Do It Pools.
Why We Do It Pools
20+ years of hands-on experience means we've seen just about every type of pool project — and know what to look for before work begins.
Arizona heat, sun, and hard water can be tough on a pool. We choose finishes and materials with those conditions in mind.
You deserve to know who you're hiring. We're licensed, bonded, and insured, with Arizona ROC B-05 225601.
No wondering what's happening next. We keep you informed throughout the project and make sure you know who to contact when you have a question.
Your pool should fit your home, your property, and your lifestyle, not someone else's package or template.
From excavation to the final walkthrough, we keep every phase of your build coordinated so you don't have to.
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Questions
Pool Replastering FAQs
How do I know it's time to replaster?
Chalky residue, rough texture, staining that won’t brush out, and visible thin spots are the usual indicators. If the pool is also losing water, that should be evaluated before replastering.
How long does new plaster take to cure?
Plaster continues curing underwater for weeks after the pool is refilled. The first days matter most, which is why startup care is part of the job.
Can plaster be applied over old plaster?
Yes — but the old surface must be properly prepared. Skipping preparation is the most common reason new plaster fails early.
Is colored plaster an option?
Yes. Plaster and quartz finishes come in a range of colors, and the color affects how the water looks more than most people expect.
Do I need to keep the pool empty for long?
No. Once the finish is applied, the pool is refilled immediately — leaving new plaster dry is not good for it.
How long does pool plaster last in Tempe, AZ?
Pool plaster commonly lasts around 7 to 10 years, although actual service life depends on water chemistry, maintenance, sun exposure, and how the pool is used. Proper startup and ongoing water balance can help protect the finish and extend its useful life.
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