1. How long will it take plaster my pool? 2. What do I do after my pool has been plastered? 3. How long does it take to fill my pool? 4 .What does it mean to polish my pool? 5. How long do I have to wait until I can put chemicals in my pool? 6. How often should I replaster my pool?
How long will it take plaster my pool? Weather permitting, a new pool finish will usially take from 3-5 days from drain to fill. If the pool needs sandblasting, tile or coping add a day or two. We take pride in one - not rushing our projects and two not dragging any step on. Ask our references about not only our quality of work but their experience from the start to finish.
What do I do after my pool has been resurfaced?
Depending on your pool finish, the plaster crew may start the water to fill your pool. If they do not start the water there may be another step required and another crew will start the water after the final step. When they start the water, you must leave the water on until it reaches the middle of the tile. If you turn off the water before it reaches the tile, it will leave a bathtub ring around your pool that will be impossible to remove.
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How long does it take to fill my pool?
Normally it takes 24 to 48 hours to fill a pool depending on the water pressure and if fill tanks are used.
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What does it mean to polish my pool?
Light acid wash and sanding are used to polish your pool to expose the aggregate. Polishing a pool is mostly done on Hydrazzo finishes.
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How long do I have to wait until I can put chemicals in my pool?
You can start to put chemicals into your pool as soon as it is full. Follow the procedures required by the manufacturer. After 3 to 4 days from your initial start up, take a water sample to your local pool store for a free test to determine the proper steps to rebalance your water. Always follow any special instruction from your pool company.
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How often should I resurface my pool?
Most pool finishes last up to 10 years or more depending on how well they have been maintained and balanced.. However when you decide the finish looks bad or rough you can get a free estimate to determine if it is time to resurface your pool.
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