Transform Your Pool with Expert Tile & Coping Remodeling

Absolutely — waterline replacement is one of our most popular services. This targeted approach works perfectly when the main pool surface is still in good condition.

Pool tiles withstand constant water immersion, chemical exposure, and temperature swings. They use specialized glazes, lower absorption rates, and enhanced slip resistance. Regular tiles fail quickly in pool environments.

Quality coping lasts 15–25 years with proper maintenance. Replace it when you notice cracks, movement, rough edges, or visible deterioration — proactive replacement prevents expensive structural damage.

Yes. We offer flexible financing with terms up to 24 months on approved credit. Most clients qualify, and decisions are typically made within 24 hours.

We provide a 10-year structural warranty on installations and a 5-year labor warranty, so your investment is protected long after the work is done.

Quality tile work, custom designs, and updated coping typically improve a pool's appeal to buyers. Actual value depends on your local market, the scope of work, and current conditions — we're happy to provide documentation from completed projects to support an appraisal.

Yes — we schedule projects year-round. Spring and early summer book fastest; fall and winter scheduling often provides cost advantages and faster completion due to lower demand.

Yes. We remodel gunite, concrete, vinyl-liner, and fiberglass pools — tile, coping, and custom design work apply to all of them, and we can also convert other surfaces to fiberglass when it's the better long-term value.

It depends on scope. Minor cosmetic updates typically run $5,000–$15,000, moderate remodels $15,000–$35,000, and full-scale renovations $35,000 and up. You get a firm, itemized quote at your free on-site assessment — no surprises.

Waterline-only tile replacement on a typical pool usually runs about $1,500–$2,500. A full retile costs more and depends on the tile you choose — porcelain and ceramic are the value options, glass and natural stone are premium. We'll price your exact project for free.

Resurfacing replaces the pool's interior finish — the surface you swim against. Remodeling updates everything around it: tile, coping, mosaics, water features, and equipment. Many projects combine both, and we handle either.

Glass lasts longest (30+ years) and looks luxurious; porcelain and ceramic are the best value with the widest range of styles; natural stone is premium and stays cooler underfoot. The in-depth guide above compares all four side by side.

Not always. Waterline-only tile work can often be done without a full drain. A full retile or any structural repair does require draining — we confirm exactly what's needed at your assessment.

Travertine is the Texas favorite — it stays cool underfoot and is naturally non-slip. Granite is the most durable, and precast concrete is the best value. The coping comparison in the guide above breaks down each option.

Common signs: cracked or missing tile, loose or deteriorating coping, a chalky or faded surface, persistent staining, or simply a dated look. Pools over 10 years old usually need tile and coping updates.

Yes. We integrate spillover spas, LED bubblers, deck jets, and fire features — plus color LED lighting and smart automation — onto your existing pool without a rebuild.

Yes — custom floor mosaics including monograms, geometric patterns, and nature-inspired or abstract designs, all color-matched to your pool and backyard.

Yes. Our tile and non-porous gelcoat finishes are salt-compatible and resist the corrosion that breaks down lesser materials in saltwater systems.

We serve all of Texas — the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, the Austin and Central Texas area, and East, West, and South Texas. Call us to confirm scheduling for your address.