Remodeling a Gunite inground pool can be as extensive and elaborate as you desire. Almost anything can be accomplished with a remodel of your Gunite pool. [Read More]

As Gunite pools age, the plaster that covers the Gunite will begin to breakdown. This is most noticeable with dark color plasters, as the sun fades those colors much quicker than the traditional white. Plus, if the Gunite pool has not been properly maintained over the years with chemical balancing, regular cleaning, and filter maintenance, those items too can speed up the deterioration of plaster. Improper chemical balancing will break the plaster down faster than anything in a Gunite inground pool. [Read More]

The number one reason that customers re-tile their Gunite pool is they are tired of the style or color of the tile. As Gunite pool trends come and go, so does the colors, shapes, sizes, and types of tiles for Gunite inground pools. [Read More]

This is one of the trickiest things involved with updating a Gunite in ground pool. If your coping is poured concrete as part of the Gunite pool deck, you won't be able to replace the coping without replacing the deck. If the coping is poured separate from the deck, it can be replaced, though you might have some hidden costs - depending on how old your Gunite swimming pool is. [Read More]

Replacing the deck around your Gunite inground swimming pool is done more frequently than many customers imagine. Most of the older decks construction are typically concrete that have been finished with sprayed-on Kool-deck, but there are quite a lot of others that are textured concrete decks, flagstone decks, and brick decks. [Read More]