Commercial Pool Remodeling for HOA, Apartment, Hotel and Community Pools in DFW

Commercial pools carry the same failure modes as residential pools on a harder duty cycle and a much tighter calendar. Aqua MD remodels and resurfaces commercial swimming pools throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex for HOAs, apartment communities, hotels, and community facilities, with scheduling planned around your season and your residents.

Properties we work with

  • Homeowner associations and neighborhood amenity centers
  • Apartment and multifamily communities
  • Hotels and short-term rental properties
  • Community and municipal-style recreation pools
  • Athletic clubs and fitness facilities

Commercial scope of work

  • Interior resurfacing in commercial-grade plaster, quartz, or pebble
  • Waterline tile, depth markers, and required safety markings
  • Coping replacement and mastic joint restoration
  • Deck replacement, overlays, and slip-resistant surfacing
  • Pump, filter, heater, and controller replacement
  • Structural and bond beam repair

Scheduling around occupancy

Downtime is the real cost of a commercial remodel. We plan work into the off-season where possible, stage materials to keep the site tight and safe, and give the board or property manager a schedule that can be communicated to residents in advance.

Codes, markings, and inspections

Commercial pools carry requirements residential pools do not, including depth markings, no-diving markings, and slip-resistant deck surfaces. We build those requirements into the scope and coordinate with the health inspection process for your jurisdiction.

Durability choices for high-use pools

Commercial bather loads and aggressive sanitation are hard on interiors. Harder finishes generally pay for themselves in a high-use pool by extending the interval between shutdowns, which is usually the number a board actually cares about.

Bidding and documentation

We provide itemized bids suitable for board review and comparison, with scope described in enough detail that competing proposals can be evaluated on the same basis. We are happy to attend a board meeting or walk the property with your manager.

Multi-property and phased programs

Management companies with several properties can phase work across seasons under a consistent specification, which keeps the finish and materials uniform across a portfolio.

Getting started

Every project starts with a free on-site visit in Fort Worth or anywhere in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. We look at the shell, the plumbing, and the equipment pad before quoting anything, so the written estimate reflects the actual pool instead of a phone guess.

FAQ

Commercial Pool Remodeling — questions we hear most

Straight answers on cost, timeline, materials, and what to expect.

Do you remodel HOA and apartment pools?

Yes. HOA, apartment, hotel, and community pools are a regular part of our work across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, including resurfacing, tile, coping, decking, and equipment replacement.

How long will our community pool be closed?

It depends on scope. Interior resurfacing alone is the shortest closure; adding tile, coping, or deck work extends it. We provide a schedule up front so the closure can be communicated to residents in advance.

Can you work in the off-season so the pool is open for summer?

That is our preference on commercial work. Fall and winter scheduling avoids peak-season closures, though hard freezes can pause plaster and concrete work.

Do you provide itemized bids for board approval?

Yes. Commercial proposals are itemized by scope element so a board or property manager can review, compare, and phase the work if needed.

Do commercial pools have different requirements than residential pools?

Yes — depth and no-diving markings, slip-resistant deck surfaces, and equipment and inspection requirements are stricter. We include those items in the scope rather than treating them as change orders.

Ready to talk about your pool?

Free on-site estimate, written scope, no pressure. We'll tell you what your pool actually needs.