Pompano Beach, Broward County, FL · 33060
Pool Resurfacing & Diamond Brite Finishes in Pompano Beach, FL
A large coastal city with everything from beachfront high-rises to inland ranch homes, all needing salt-air-aware pool care. Older or newer, Pompano Beach pools eventually need the same thing: a finish that can take South Florida sun and chemistry without chalking or staining. We resurface with Diamond Brite (made locally by SGM in Pompano Beach), pebble, and marcite/plaster finishes for Pompano Beach homes, HOAs, and commercial properties alike.
Why Pompano Beach properties choose Guardian Pools
- Diamond Brite, pebble & marcite finish options for Pompano Beach pools
- Commercial resurfacing scheduled around your Pompano Beach property's downtime
- Full remodels — tile, decking, sun shelves, water features
- Licensed & insured (FL DBPR License #RP0024455)
What's included
- Diamond Brite quartz-aggregate resurfacing (40+ colors, made locally in Pompano Beach)
- Marcite/plaster resurfacing
- Pebble finish upgrades
- Tile and waterline replacement
- Pool deck resurfacing, pavers, and coping repair
- Full remodels — sun shelves, spas, water features, lighting
- Commercial resurfacing scheduled around property downtime and reopening deadlines
Frequently asked questions
Do you resurface commercial pools in Pompano Beach, not just residential?
Yes — we resurface both. Commercial jobs in Pompano Beach are scheduled around your property's drain-to-reopen window.
What is Diamond Brite pool finish?
Diamond Brite is a quartz-aggregate pool finish made by SGM, Inc. in Pompano Beach — it blends natural colored quartz with fortified white Portland cement for a finish that's more durable and more colorful than plain plaster, backed by an extended manufacturer warranty (up to 10-year residential / 5-year commercial).
Diamond Brite vs. marcite vs. pebble — which should I choose?
Marcite/plaster is the lowest up-front cost but the shortest lifespan (roughly 7–10 years). Diamond Brite costs more but lasts longer, resists staining better, and comes in far more colors. Pebble finishes cost the most and typically last the longest with the most natural, textured look. We'll walk you through the tradeoffs for your specific pool.
How long does a pool resurface take?
Most resurfacing projects run 1–2 weeks from drain to reopening, depending on finish type and weather — we give you a firm window before work starts.
Get a free quote in Pompano Beach
Tell us about your property and we'll follow up with pricing — usually the same day.