For HOAs, hotels and clubs

Commercial Pool Resurfacing

Community, resort and competition pools carry more swimmers and more responsibility. We resurface commercial pools across South Florida with careful planning so your amenity is back in service as soon as the work allows.

Commercial lap pool with dark lane lines on a white finish

Commercial pools are a different job

A commercial pool is more than a bigger residential one. Larger surfaces, heavier use, board or association oversight and the need to reopen on time all shape the plan. We treat scheduling and communication as part of the work.

Community pool with ladders, deep end and water slide
Community pool — larger surfaces call for careful scheduling.

Who we work with

  • HOAs and condo associations
  • Hotels, resorts and vacation properties
  • Apartment communities and property managers
  • Clubs, schools and lap or competition pools

What matters most on a commercial project

Boards and managers usually need a clear scope, a plan for when the pool is closed and an understanding of what happens next. Heavy use also affects finish choice. Quartz aggregate finishes such as Diamond Brite® and glass-bead finishes are both options, and we explain the tradeoffs in quartz and gem finishes.

Resort-style pool with red umbrellas and lounge chairs on the deck
Resort-style pool with lounge deck.

Planning around residents and guests

A closed pool affects people, so communication matters. We can help you word notices for residents, members or guests, and we work with your manager or board contact so questions have one clear answer. Weather is part of South Florida planning too. Afternoon storms and hurricane season can move a schedule, and we would rather tell you early than surprise you.

Safety and visibility count on commercial pools. Contrasting tile on steps and edges, clear depth markers and a finish that suits the lighting all help swimmers. Lane pools add another layer, since markings and color need to read well from the deck. Photos in our portfolio show how a finish looks on larger surfaces. Bring your questions about maintenance staff, chemical handling and reopening checks to the estimate, and we will explain what the new finish needs in its first weeks so your team is ready on reopening day.

The same planning applies to waterline tile, lane or step tile and pool coping, which we can coordinate with the resurfacing. For a general overview of the process, see pool resurfacing.

We work across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Tell us about your property through the free estimate form and we reply within 1 business day.

The process

How commercial pools works

  1. 01

    Estimate and site review

    We review the pool, its use, access and the surface condition, then talk through finish options with you or your board.

  2. 02

    Plan the schedule and drain

    We agree on a work plan that keeps the closure as short as the pool's condition allows, then drain and prepare the surface and make repairs.

  3. 03

    Apply the new finish

    The finish is applied across the walls, floor, steps and benches for a consistent, even surface.

  4. 04

    Refill, startup and handoff

    We refill the pool and give your maintenance team startup and care guidance, using our startup care guide.

Questions homeowners ask

How is a commercial pool estimate priced?

It depends on surface area, depth profile, finish, repairs needed and site access. We do not post numbers online. A free estimate explains each factor, and our cost factors guide is a useful read for boards.

How long will the pool be closed?

It depends on the pool's size, condition, finish and weather. We build a schedule around your property and explain realistic expectations during your free estimate.

Do commercial pools need permits?

Commercial pools are often regulated more closely than residential ones. We will confirm whether your city or county requires a permit for your scope, and you should confirm requirements with your association and any inspectors involved.

Which finish suits a high-traffic pool?

Both quartz aggregate and glass-bead finishes are used. The best choice depends on use, look and budget. We explain the tradeoffs and how each finish is cared for.

What warranty applies?

Warranty terms depend on the finish and the manufacturer. During your free estimate we explain the manufacturer's warranty terms for the finish you choose.

Ready to make your pool new again?

Tell us about your pool and we'll set up a free, no-obligation estimate. We reply within 1 business day.

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