At Classic Marcite, we appreciate that a beautiful pool is central to your outdoor paradise. For over 30 years, we have been experts in pool resurfacing and rehabilitation, converting old, unattractive pools into breathtaking getaways. Our talented team caters to clients in Orlando and Jacksonville, extending our reach to Azalea Park, Conway, and beyond. With more than 1,000 refreshed pools every year, we are dedicated to ensuring each project aligns with our impeccable standards of quality and artistry.
Resurfacing your swimming pool rejuvenates its look and efficiency. It improves safety by repairing chips and uneven areas that could lead to accidents. Moreover, by selecting the right materials, you can increase the pool's energy efficiency. The benefits go further into aesthetics, transforming your pool into a stunning focal point of your backyard.
Choosing the right material for resurfacing can significantly impact your pool's durability and style. Options such as plaster, aggregate, and tile, each come with their peculiar style and resiliency. Classic Marcite advises you to discuss your preferences with our experienced staff, to help you find the perfect material solution for your pool.
Since our inception in 1988, Classic Marcite has earned a reputation for superb quality in pool resurfacing and upgrading. Our trained professionals are committed to delivering top-notch results that surpass expectations. We prioritize open communication, ensuring you remain informed and satisfied throughout the project. Let us help you realize your pool aspirations with exceptional attention to detail and industry know-how.
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Frequently Asked QuestionsPool resurfacing involves refreshing and repairing the internal surface of the pool to enhance its visual appeal and extend its lifespan.
Generally, a pool should undergo resurfacing every 5 to 10 years, based on its use and the types of materials integrated.
Standard materials include plaster, pebble, aggregate, and tiles—all of which offer different pros and decorative options.
Indicators include flaking, cracking, rough surfaces, discoloration, and changes in color that can compromise both safety and appearance.
The timeframe for pool resurfacing is usually around 3 to 7 days depending on the pool's dimension and weather factors.