Professional Pool Plaster Repair Services You Can Count On
If you’re noticing cracks, stains, rough patches, or discoloration in your pool, it might be time for expert pool plaster repair. At Beachfront Pool Service, we specialize in diagnosing and repairing plaster damage with professional precision and a commitment to excellence that’s earned us the trust of homeowners across the region. Whether your pool is concrete, gunite, or shotcrete, our team has the experience and equipment to get the job done right the first time.
Restore the Beauty and Safety of Your Pool Surface
Pool plaster isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s a vital barrier that protects the underlying structure from water damage, chemical erosion, and algae buildup. Over time, wear and tear from water chemistry imbalances, weather conditions, and regular use can compromise the plaster’s integrity. What starts as minor cracking or discoloration can turn into a more serious and costly structural issue if left untreated.
That’s why timely pool plaster repair is crucial. Our licensed technicians can restore your pool’s surface to a smooth, clean, and appealing finish—improving both function and appearance while increasing the overall value of your backyard investment.
Signs You May Need Pool Plaster Repair
How do you know it’s time to call in a professional? Here are the top indicators your pool plaster needs attention:
- Cracks or surface fissures along the walls or floor
- Rough texture that can scratch feet or swimsuits
- Chipping or peeling of plaster, especially around corners
- Stains from minerals, algae, or metals
- Discoloration or blotchy spots
- Water loss or leaks associated with cracks
If you’ve noticed one or more of these issues, it’s best to act quickly. Our team will provide a detailed assessment and free estimate to explain your options and help you choose the most cost-effective solution.
Why Choose Us for Your Pool Plaster Repair?
Beachfront Pool Service is more than just a pool repair company—we’re your local experts in all things pool renovation. When you choose us, you’re getting:
- Licensed, Bonded & Insured Professionals: We meet all California requirements for safe, legal contracting work.
- High-Quality Materials: We use premium plaster mixes and pigments to ensure long-lasting, beautiful results.
- Fast Turnaround: Our streamlined process gets you back in the water quickly, often within just a few days.
- Competitive Pricing: No hidden fees, no surprises—just fair pricing and honest quotes.
- Comprehensive Solutions: Need tile work, coping replacement, or full resurfacing? We handle it all.
What to Expect During Your Pool Plaster Repair
Our process is designed to be smooth, efficient, and minimally disruptive to your household. Here’s a quick overview of how it works:
- Inspection & Quote: We start with a thorough inspection and give you a free quote outlining the work needed.
- Preparation: The pool is drained, cleaned, and prepped for repair. This may include chipping out damaged plaster or smoothing surface cracks.
- Application: We apply high-strength plaster to match your existing finish—or help you upgrade to a new look if desired.
- Finishing: After proper curing, we refill the pool and balance the chemistry, leaving it ready for use.
Enhance Your Pool’s Look While You Repair It
Want to go beyond just fixing the damage? Ask us about adding features like pebble finishes, quartz surfaces, or upgraded tilework while your pool is already drained and undergoing repairs. Many homeowners take this opportunity to improve the overall design and feel of their backyard oasis.
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Serving All of Orange County and Beyond
Whether you’re in Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine, Mission Viejo, or anywhere in Orange County, we come to you. We bring years of experience, high-end craftsmanship, and a commitment to customer satisfaction that keeps clients coming back.
Contact Us Today
There’s no reason to put up with a worn-down, uncomfortable pool surface. With Beachfront Pool Service, pool plaster repair is fast, affordable, and guaranteed to restore the beauty and safety of your pool. We’re ready to help with everything from small patches to full resurfacing projects.
Call (949) 287-3343 now or fill out our quick online form to request your free quote. Let’s get your pool back in perfect shape—because you deserve to swim in comfort and style.
Pool Plaster Repair – Frequently Asked Questions
What is pool plaster repair?
Pool plaster repair involves fixing surface issues like cracks, chips, stains, or rough textures on the interior plaster of your swimming pool.
How do I know if my pool plaster needs repair?
If you notice cracks, peeling, discoloration, or rough spots that scratch your feet, it’s likely time to consider professional pool plaster repair.
How long does pool plaster usually last?
Standard white plaster typically lasts 7 to 10 years, while upgraded materials like quartz or pebble finishes can last 15 to 20 years with proper care.
Can pool plaster be patched or does the whole pool need resurfacing?
Minor damage can often be patched, but widespread issues may require full resurfacing to ensure long-term durability and consistent appearance.
What causes plaster to deteriorate in pools?
Factors include improper water chemistry, age, freeze-thaw cycles, rough cleaning tools, and constant water pressure wearing down the surface.
Can I do pool plaster repair myself?
While DIY kits are available, professional repairs are strongly recommended to ensure proper bonding, curing, and long-lasting results.
How much does professional pool plaster repair cost?
Minor repairs can range from $500 to $2,000, while complete replastering may cost between $4,000 and $10,000 depending on size and materials.
How long does a typical pool plaster repair take?
Small patches can take 1–2 days. A full replastering job usually takes 3–5 days including prep, application, and curing time.
Can pool plaster be repaired during the winter?
Yes, but it’s best done during dry, mild weather conditions. Cold or wet climates can impact curing times and adhesion.
What materials are used in pool plaster repair?
Common materials include white plaster (marcite), quartz-infused plaster, pebble finishes, and polymer-modified bonding agents for patches.
Will repaired plaster match the rest of the pool?
We do our best to color-match, but over time the original plaster may have faded. A perfect match isn’t always possible with older surfaces.
Can pool plaster repairs fix pool leaks?
Yes, if the leak is caused by a crack in the plaster. However, other components (like plumbing or fittings) might be the source and require separate work.
How should I maintain my plaster after repairs?
Maintain balanced water chemistry, avoid harsh brushes, and schedule regular professional inspections to extend the life of your pool’s plaster.
What is the difference between plaster repair and resurfacing?
Repair targets isolated damage, while resurfacing involves removing and replacing the entire plaster layer for a new uniform surface.
Can stains in the plaster be removed without resurfacing?
Yes, in some cases. Acid washing or localized sanding can reduce staining. Deep or widespread stains may still require resurfacing.
Do you offer warranties on plaster repair work?
Yes, we stand by our craftsmanship. Most repair work comes with a limited warranty depending on the size and scope of the project.
Can I upgrade to pebble or quartz finish during repair?
Absolutely. Many clients choose to upgrade to more durable and visually appealing finishes when it’s time for major repairs.
Is it safe to swim after plaster repair?
Once the plaster is fully cured and the water chemistry is balanced—typically 4 to 7 days—you can safely enjoy your pool again.
How often should pool plaster be inspected?
We recommend annual inspections to catch issues early and avoid costly damage to your pool’s structure or equipment.
What areas do you service for pool plaster repair?
We serve all of Orange County, including Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, and surrounding areas.