If you live in or near the Mesa, AZ and have had a pool for a few years, you may be looking to resurface your pool. Choosing the right pool surface materials can make a big difference in the safety of your pool and the length of time it will last. There are a number of issues to keep in mind when deciding on resurfacing so once you’re ready to have your pool resurfaced, here are some tips to keep in mind.
Establish the Pool Chemistry
The finish of your pool can become damaged if the water chemistry is not balanced. The sun can also cause wear and tear on your pool’s surface. Before you have your pool resurfaced, you should purchase a test kit. This is used to test the chemistry of the pool levels, so you can share the details with your contractor. Your contracting team will likely also test the water to see which materials would be most durable for your resurfacing. It may also be helpful to test the water several times before the resurfacing and share the details of the different readings with your contractor. This will make it easier to choose pool materials that won’t corrode or rust when they come in contact with your pool water.
Schedule Regular Repairs
As soon as you notice a part of your pool that needs to be repaired, take care of the problem as soon as you can. Ignoring damage can make the problem bigger and more expensive. If there is significant water damage or corrosion, it may cost more to have the pool resurfaced. If you notice damage in your existing finish, make an appointment with a contractor right away. These damages can cause leakage. The leakage can lead to erosion issues for the structures in your yard, including decks, and porches.
Select Your Pool Surface
A number of pool contractors are no longer offering plaster finishes. This is largely because the plaster will only last up to 14 years. For some pools, the time is even shorter. Your contractor may suggest a pebble surface for your pool, especially if you’re not sure which material you want yet. Pebble surfaces are increasing in popularity, but you can also select a finish that is made from glass or quartz. Pebble finishes are also more affordable than other surfaces, which makes it ideal for a specific budget.
Avoid Pool Patches
Even though it may seem logical to simply patch up the part of the pool that is damaged or leaking, this is only a short-term solution that may not be effective. It’s pretty safe to assume that if one part of the pool is corroding, other sections will start to become damaged as well. The patching also doesn’t ensure the new patching material will adhere securely to the old pool surface material. The weak adherence may mean you’ll have to patch the area more than one time. Poor patching also means that leaks can easily get through; which can cause more damage. Once you see an area or two of your pool surface that needs repair, it’s best to have the entire area resurfaced at one time.
Is It Time For Pool Resurfacing?
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