Pool Remodeling in Keller, TX

Replastering cost in Keller depends on the surface area of the shell, the finish you choose, and whether tile, coping, or plumbing repairs are included. Standard white plaster is the least expensive option, quartz sits in the middle, and mini pebble or PebbleTec interiors cost more up front but last significantly longer. Aqua MD gives Keller homeowners a free, written estimate that itemizes surface prep, the interior finish, tile, coping, and startup so you can see exactly what drives the number.

For most North Texas pools, yes. Mini pebble and PebbleTec aggregate interiors resist the staining, etching, and rough spots that show up early on white plaster in our hard, mineral-heavy water, and they hold water color for well over a decade with normal maintenance. Standard plaster is the lowest-cost choice and still a valid option on a tight budget, but it typically needs to be redone years sooner, so the pebble finish is usually the better long-term value.

A straightforward resurfacing in Keller normally takes 7 to 10 working days from drain to refill. A full remodel with new waterline tile, travertine coping, and decking runs about 3 to 6 weeks, and adding an outdoor kitchen or covered structure is scheduled as its own phase. Rain and cold snaps are the usual reason a plaster or concrete day moves, so we build a buffer into the schedule and keep you posted.

Travertine stays noticeably cooler underfoot than broom-finished concrete in a Texas summer, it has natural slip resistance when wet, and its warm tones hide dust and hard-water spotting better than painted or stained concrete. We set travertine coping and decking on a properly prepared base with the right joint spacing so it handles the seasonal movement of our clay soils. It is one of the fastest ways to make an older pool look brand new.

The three that pay off most are a variable-speed pump, LED color lighting, and Pentair IntelliCenter automation so you can run pumps, heaters, lights, and water features from your phone. A gas heater or heat pump is worth adding if you want to swim from spring into late fall. Because the pool is already drained and the equipment pad is open during a remodel, this is the cheapest time to make those changes.

Keller sits on expansive clay soil and is served by hard, mineral-rich water, and both matter to a remodel. We check the bond beam, deck joints, and drainage before any new finish goes on so movement does not telegraph through fresh plaster or coping, and we walk you through startup chemistry that prevents the scale line and mottling that hard water can leave on a brand-new interior. Keeping calcium and pH in range after startup is the single biggest factor in how long your new surface lasts.