Pool Resurfacing
FAQ

Pool resurfacing is the process of removing the old, damaged surface of your pool and replacing it with a new one. This process can greatly extend the life of your pool and improve its appearance.

Fibreglass pool resurfacing is a specific process where a new layer of durable fibreglass material is applied to the existing surface of a pool. This not only enhances its durability and lifespan but also refreshes its appearance, giving it a fresh, new look.

Fibreglass pool resurfacing involves applying a new layer of durable fibreglass material to the existing surface of a pool. This not only enhances its durability and lifespan but also refreshes its appearance, giving it a fresh, new look.

Modular Liner Pool resurfacing involves replacing the existing liner of a modular pool with a new one. This can greatly improve the pool's appearance and lifespan, and is a great option for modular pools that have started to show signs of wear and tear.

Resurfacing your pool can prevent leaks, improve its appearance, make it safer and more comfortable to use, and increase the value of your property.

Our pool resurfacing services can handle a broad spectrum of issues. This includes everything from aesthetic problems like fading to physical damage such as leaking and cracks. We also address Osmosis (bubbles forming on the pool's surface), stubborn Blackspot Algae, chemical imbalances, and clarity issues manifesting as cloudy or chalky water.

Yes, our resurfacing services can handle Osmosis, which is the appearance of bubbles on your pool's surface. We do this by replacing the existing surface with a new, sealed one, effectively preventing the formation of bubbles and ensuring a smooth, attractive finish.

While resurfacing does not directly adjust the chemical levels in your pool, it does provide a new, clean surface. This, combined with proper ongoing chemical maintenance, can make it easier to maintain the chemical balance in your pool water, contributing to a healthier and more enjoyable swimming environment.

Young Pools Refurbishment offers a comprehensive range of repair services. We can fix leaks, repair or replace damaged equipment, and tackle a variety of structural issues. Our experienced team ensures every job is completed to the highest standard, restoring your pool to its best possible condition.

Yes, our team is experienced in dealing with a variety of structural issues in pools. From minor crack repairs to major refurbishments, we can help to ensure the longevity and safety of your pool, preventing minor issues from becoming major problems down the line.

Maintaining your resurfaced pool involves regular cleaning, ensuring water chemistry is balanced, and carrying out regular inspections of the pool equipment. These measures, if performed consistently, can ensure your pool's resurfaced fibreglass layer lasts for many years, providing you with a more enjoyable and worry-free pool experience.

At Young Pools Refurbishment, we offer a variety of pool resurfacing options to best suit your needs. This includes fibreglass resurfacing, concrete resurfacing, and resurfacing for Modular Liner Pools. Each type has its own unique benefits and is suited to different types of pools and customer needs.

Concrete pool resurfacing involves applying a new layer of concrete to the existing surface of a pool. This can greatly improve the pool's durability and lifespan, as well as its appearance. It's a great option for older concrete pools that have started to show signs of wear and tear.

Yes, the pool needs to be drained for the resurfacing process. Our team will handle this as part of the service.

The pool resurfacing process can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the size of the pool and the extent of the damage.

Pool fading is an issue often caused by age, excessive sunlight, and regular exposure to pool chemicals, which leads to a loss of color and shine on your pool's surface. Our resurfacing services can effectively combat this issue by stripping away the old, faded surface and replacing it with a fresh one, restoring your pool's original vibrant color and lustre.

Blackspot Algae is a stubborn form of algae that can resist regular cleaning. With our resurfacing services, we can entirely remove these resistant algae and replace the surface with a new one that's less susceptible to future algae growth, helping to keep your pool cleaner and more appealing.

Yes, our pool resurfacing services are particularly effective at addressing leaks and cracks. We repair these physical damages and apply a new, resilient surface, which acts as a barrier to prevent future issues, prolonging the life of your pool.

If a leak in your pool is left unattended, it can lead to more severe problems. These can include structural damage to the pool itself, higher water bills due to constant water loss, and potential water damage to surrounding areas of your property.

The resurfacing process typically takes around a week, though this can vary depending on the size and condition of your pool. This timeframe includes all necessary stages, including preparation, any needed repairs, the application of the new surface, and a curing period to ensure the new surface is fully set and ready for use.

Pool resurfacing is a complex process that requires a certain level of skill and expertise, as well as specialized equipment. It's always recommended to entrust this task to professionals like Young Pools Refurbishment, to ensure the longevity of your pool and the safety of its users.