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Commercial Pool Plaster

Plaster, quartz and pebble resurfacing for community and commercial pools, scheduled around your season and permitted with the Health District when needed.

  • Since 2002Serving the Las Vegas Valley
  • Free estimatesKnow the plan before work begins
  • Licensed A-10 #75244Nevada contractor license
Drained splash-pad surface during plaster preparation.
Our process

From drain to a fresh finish

Clear outdoor swimming pool with palms and a desert landscape.
  • DrainDrained the Clark County way: to the sanitary sewer clean-out.
  • PrepOld surface prepared, damaged areas repaired.
  • Tile & markersWaterline tile and depth markers repaired or replaced as needed.
  • Drain coversSuction outlets checked; replacing them during a replaster needs SNHD approval.
  • FinishNew NPT plaster, quartz or pebble finish.
  • Start-upRefill and careful start-up chemistry.
Permits

When a replaster needs SNHD approval

From the Southern Nevada Health District's Non-Substantial Alteration page.

SituationWhat SNHD says
Changing finish material or colorAn alteration is needed if the interior finish material or color changes from existing.
Replacing drain covers during the replasterAn alteration is required regardless of finish material.
Starting workWork must not begin until written approval is granted.

Source: SNHD Non-Substantial Alteration (Remodel).

Recent commercial plaster

Real resurfacing jobs

Crew and tools beside curved entry steps in a drained pool.
Crew and tools beside curved entry steps in a drained pool.
Workers preparing the floor of a drained pool in afternoon light.
Workers preparing the floor of a drained pool in afternoon light.
Tile-lined steps inside a drained spa during surface work.
Tile-lined steps inside a drained spa during surface work.
Crew preparing the surface of a drained commercial pool.
Crew preparing the surface of a drained commercial pool.
Questions

Commercial plaster questions

When is the best time to resurface a commercial pool?

Winter is usually best. Cooler weather helps plaster cure, and the pool is ready before the busy season.

Do we need a Health District permit?

If the finish material or color changes, or drain covers are replaced during the replaster, SNHD requires an alteration application. We tell you up front.

Which finishes do you install?

NPT plaster, quartz and pebble finishes, with samples so you can compare.

Three square drain covers in a newly plastered pool floor.
Book for winter

Resurface before the season

Email us to schedule a walk-through and a resurfacing proposal.

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