Pool Resurfacing in Phoenix & the East Valley

Common signs include a rough or pitted surface, persistent staining, exposed aggregate, peeling or delamination, cracks, or an interior finish that has reached the end of its useful life. Barefoot Pools inspects the surface and explains whether resurfacing, repair or a more complete remodel makes sense.

Micro-pebble has a refined natural texture that is smoother than traditional and mini pebble, with more visible depth and color variation. Traditional plaster provides a smooth, classic surface and is generally the more budget-conscious option. More than 90% of Barefoot resurfacing customers choose micro-pebble, but we explain both options so the decision fits your pool, priorities and investment.

The schedule depends on the pool’s condition, the selected finish, repairs discovered after draining, weather and material availability. Barefoot Pools explains the expected sequence before work begins and keeps homeowners informed through preparation, application, filling and startup.

Barefoot Pools provides pool resurfacing and remodeling throughout the Phoenix Valley, including Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee, Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. Project availability depends on location and scope.

Pool resurfacing cost depends on the pool’s size and condition, the finish selected, preparation requirements and any repairs or related upgrades included in the project. Barefoot Pools evaluates the existing pool and provides a clear proposal based on its actual needs.

A typical resurfacing project includes draining the pool, removing or preparing the existing finish, completing necessary surface repairs, applying the selected plaster or pebble finish, refilling the pool and following a careful startup process. The exact steps depend on the pool’s condition and project scope.

No. We remodel and repair existing pools; we do not build new pools. Our resurfacing work focuses on renewing an existing pool interior and coordinating related upgrades such as tile, coping, decking and equipment when they are part of the project.

Barefoot Pools follows the Orenda startup standard on every new pool surface. We test and pre-balance the initial fill water in a dedicated tank using LSI-based water chemistry before releasing it into the pool. This carefully controlled first fill helps protect the new finish during its critical initial curing period.