Pool Resurfacing & Remodeling in Broward & Palm Beach County
Diamond Brite, pebble, and marcite/plaster resurfacing plus full pool remodeling — for commercial properties, HOAs, and residential backyards across South Florida.
A tired, chalky, or stained pool finish isn't just cosmetic — it's usually the first thing a buyer, board member, or health inspector notices. We resurface with Diamond Brite (the quartz-aggregate finish made right here in Broward County by SGM), traditional marcite/plaster, and pebble finishes, plus full remodels: new tile, decking, sun shelves, and water features.
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
How it works
Assessment & design
We evaluate the existing shell, finish, and equipment, then walk you through finish options — Diamond Brite, pebble, or marcite — and design choices before any work is scheduled.
Drain, prep & resurface
For commercial properties, we plan the drain-to-reopen window around your operations; for homeowners, we plan around your schedule.
Finish, balance & startup
New surface, balanced water chemistry, and a proper startup so the finish cures correctly and lasts.
Frequently asked questions
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.
How often does a pool need to be resurfaced?
Marcite/plaster typically lasts 7–10 years; Diamond Brite and pebble finishes considerably longer — commercial pools with heavier bather loads tend toward the shorter end of any range.
Can you resurface a commercial pool without a long closure?
We schedule the drain-to-reopen window as tightly as possible and coordinate with property management to minimize downtime.
Do you handle full remodels, not just resurfacing?
Yes — sun shelves, spas, water features, tile, decking, and lighting can all be part of the same project.
Other services
Commercial Pool Service
Our core focus: code-compliant service for HOAs, condos, hotels, restaurants, and municipal properties across South Florida.
Learn more →Pool Repair & Equipment Service
Pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, and leaks — diagnosed and fixed right the first time.
Learn more →Residential Pool Maintenance
Weekly cleaning and chemical balancing for homeowners who want the same reliability we bring to commercial properties.
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Tell us about your pool and we'll get back to you with a free quote.