Pool resurfacing in Perth
We strip back a tired pool surface, fix what is underneath and put a fresh one on.
Send photos, get a fixed written price, then we do the whole job through to swim-ready water.
Signs your pool needs resurfacing
You usually feel it before you see it.
- Rough or scratchy on feet and hands
- Faded, patchy or chalky colour that comes off on your fingers
- Stains that come back however much you scrub
- Blisters, bubbles or flaking on the walls or floor
- Hollow-sounding or cracked patches
Which surface we use depends on your pool
Fibreglass pools usually get a new fibreglass surface, with any blisters ground out first.
Concrete and pebblecrete pools can be repainted, resurfaced or lined with fibreglass.
We explain each option in plain words and price the one that actually suits your pool.
How it works. Easy as.
Send photos
A few snaps of the pool from your phone. We reply within 30 minutes.
Free condition check
We tell you plainly if it needs paint, resurfacing or repairs.
Fixed written price
Every step listed, with your start-to-swim timeline.
Book a date
Best planned outside swimming season, so summer is ready when you are.
Prep and repairs
Planned drain-out, then we grind, patch and fix what is underneath.
Pool water can't go down the sewer in Perth (Water Corporation). We plan the drain-out with you.
New surface
The fresh surface goes on in dry weather, done properly.
Your pool fence stays compliant the whole time we are there.
Fill, balance, swim
We refill, balance the water and hand it back blue.
What affects the cost
Size and shape
More surface area means more material and more hours. Steps, ledges and spas add detail work.
How much prep
A sound surface needs less grinding than one that is flaking or blistered.
Repairs underneath
Cracks, osmosis blisters or loose tiles get fixed before the new surface goes on.
The surface you choose
Paint, fibreglass and other finishes each cost differently.
Access
Tight side paths or steep blocks can add time to getting gear in and out.
Guide prices
Pool painting
From around $5,000
Guide price only, inc GST. Your fixed written price comes after we see your pool.
Fibreglass resurfacing
From around $12,000
Guide price only, inc GST. Your fixed written price comes after we see your pool.
Concrete-to-fibreglass conversion
From around $13,000
Guide price only, inc GST. Your fixed written price comes after we see your pool.
Osmosis and blister repairs
Quoted after a look
Guide price only, inc GST. Your fixed written price comes after we see your pool.
Pool water can't go down the sewer in Perth
Water Corporation does not allow domestic pool drainage or backwash into the sewer.
Ask your council how disposal works where you live. Never run it to road drains, a neighbour's place or parkland.
The water is dechlorinated first. We plan the drain-out with you before day one.
Your pool fence stays safe during the works
Pools with water over 30 cm deep need a compliant safety barrier, and councils inspect pool barriers at least every 4 years.
The barrier must stay safe while we work. We keep gates shut and the fence compliant from start to finish.
Questions people ask about this
Can you resurface without emptying the pool?
No. A new surface needs a dry, clean shell to stick to.
That is why the drain-out is planned first, with your council rules and groundwater in mind.
Will the new surface be smooth underfoot?
Yes, that is one of the main reasons people resurface.
If smoothness matters most, ask us about fibreglass. We will show you how each finish feels.
Do I need to be home while you work?
Not the whole time. We need access to the pool area and a safe, closed fence.
We agree on access before the start date so nobody is waiting around.
Paint, resurface or fibreglass line: which one?
Paint suits a sound pool that just looks tired. It's the lowest cost way back to blue.
Resurfacing suits a pool that is rough, stained or worn through, where paint would only hide the problem for a while.
A fibreglass lining suits a concrete pool when you want a smooth finish that feels nice underfoot.
Send us photos and we'll tell you which one your pool actually needs.
How long until we can swim?
Fibreglass resurfacing usually takes about 3 to 7 days on site.
After that comes filling and water balancing before anyone jumps in.
Your written price includes a start-to-swim timeline, so you know roughly when the kids can get back in.
What if it rains?
New surfaces need dry conditions to go on properly, so we watch the forecast closely.
If rain's coming, we hold off rather than rush it, and tell you the new date straight away.
Weather changes the timing, not your written price.