Resurfacing

A fresh look starts
with a conversation.

Tell us what concerns you about your pool’s surfaces and what you’d like to change. We’ll discuss the project and whether Haolys can help.

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A resurfacing story

From worn finish
to a fresh interior.

Follow one backyard pool from its original surface through chip-out, waterline work, refinished steps and refilling. These photographs show the same property from different viewpoints.

**Before**The drained pool with its worn pale-aqua interior.

**After refilling**The same backyard pool, filled with clear blue water.

**The old finish**A closer look at the worn finish around the steps.

Removing the old surface

The work beneath the finish.

The crew chips away the worn interior, with rubble collecting in the drained pool. Buckets, hoses and a wheelbarrow show the scale of the removal work.

Crew chipping out the old pool finish, with rubble, buckets, hoses and a wheelbarrow around the drained pool — **Chip-out in progress**The crew removing the worn interior finish.

**Preparing the pool**The stripped pool interior during preparation, with a worker and tools in the drained basin.

**Installing the waterline tile**The mason installing blue tile along the pool’s waterline.

A closer look

The details along the way.

**Waterline work**Exposed pool wall and blue waterline tile.

**Refinished steps**The steps and adjacent finish before refilling.

**Before refilling**The newly surfaced pool, still empty.

**Under the water**The new interior and blue waterline tile beneath clear water.

One property’s resurfacing story. The work appropriate for your pool depends on its condition and the agreed scope.

Start with what you know

What would you like to change?

You don’t need to choose a finish or know the cause of a surface problem before getting in touch.

Tell us about your project →

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Not sure where to begin?

Tell us about the concern first.

If the water is green or equipment isn’t working as expected, include that in your inquiry. A surface project and a water or equipment concern are different conversations.