Rough, Stained Plaster
Rough or stained plaster is almost always chemical etching, mineral scale, or a finish past its service life — resurfacing is the permanent fix.
Read rough, stained plasterPool Problems We Fix
Start with the symptom. Each page explains what causes it on DFW pools, how we confirm it on site, the repair options from least to most invasive, and what it usually costs and takes to put right.
Cracked or Loose Tile
Loose or cracked tile is usually a bonding or substrate problem, not a tile problem — fixing it right means addressing what's underneath.
Read cracked or loose tileCracked Pool Decking
Most decking cracks in DFW trace back to expansive clay soil movement — repair works for hairline cracks, replacement makes sense once cracks are widespread.
Read cracked pool deckingCloudy Water After Resurfacing
Some cloudiness after resurfacing is normal plaster dust during curing — persistent or worsening cloudiness usually means a startup chemistry or circulation problem.
Read cloudy water after resurfacingFailing Bond Beam
A failing bond beam usually announces itself through cracking coping and tile before it becomes a visible structural problem — early diagnosis keeps repair options open.
Read failing bond beamAging 20-Year-Old Pool
A pool around 20 years old is often approaching the end of life on several systems at once — plaster, tile, equipment, and decking rarely age at the same rate, so the right move depends on what's actually failing.
Read aging 20-year-old poolMore Aqua MD resources
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These are the Aqua MD services behind everything on this page.
- Pool Remodeling
- Pool Resurfacing & Replastering
- Pebble Pool Finishes
- Pool Tile & Coping
- Pool Decking
- Pool Equipment, Heaters & Heat Pumps
- Pool Automation & Lighting
- Water Features