An ageing pool doesn’t necessarily need replacing. Cracks, leaks, black spot, deteriorating surfaces and outdated finishes can often be addressed by resurfacing and renovating the pool you already have.
We resurface older concrete and fibreglass pools across Port Macquarie and the Mid North Coast by converting them to a custom vinyl liner system.
The result is a completely new, smooth and watertight internal surface — with the opportunity to repair existing problems and modernise your pool at the same time.
Rather than applying another rigid finish to the existing pool shell, we prepare the pool and install a custom-made vinyl liner to create a new internal surface.
This can be particularly well suited to older pools where cracking, movement or ongoing surface deterioration has become a problem. The liner creates a continuous membrane and can flex with movement in the pool shell rather than cracking with it.
Before recommending a liner conversion, we’ll assess the condition of your existing pool and determine whether it’s the right resurfacing option for you.
There are plenty of reasons homeowners decide it’s time to renovate an older pool.
We work with concrete and fibreglass pools experiencing problems such as:
Sometimes the problem is largely cosmetic. Other times, there may be repairs that need to be addressed before the new surface goes in. We’ll assess the pool first so you know exactly what you’re dealing with.
Concrete pools are built to last, but their internal surfaces can deteriorate over time. Cracking, ageing pebblecrete, damaged tiles, leaks and ongoing maintenance issues can all leave an otherwise sound pool in need of significant work.
Converting the pool to a vinyl liner gives the existing shell a completely new internal surface without rebuilding the pool itself.
We prepare the existing pool, address problem areas and convert the required fittings before installing the new liner to create a smooth, watertight finish.
Older fibreglass pools can become faded, rough or deteriorated as the original surface ages, and ground movement can cause wall cracks or splits in the floor over time. Osmosis is a common cause, leading to blistering and deterioration in the shell, while ground movement can cause wall cracks or splits in the floor over time.
A vinyl liner conversion allows the existing fibreglass shell to be retained while giving the entire inside of the pool a fresh new surface. It conceals visible damage like osmosis blistering and can completely change the appearance of an older pool, while providing a smooth, easy-to-maintain and watertight finish.
Resurfacing can make a dramatic difference to an older pool, particularly when it's combined with repairs, new steps, ledges, change of depth, lighting or other improvements.
If your concrete or fibreglass pool is showing its age, get in touch to arrange an assessment and talk through your resurfacing options.
