COMMERCIAL POOL RENOVATION

Re-Plaster

• Clarkson Pools can match the right surface to your pool based on many factors. Standard aggregates are an excellent place to start.
• If you desire a beautiful, longer lasting finish, pebble finishes will do the trick.

Waterline Tile

While it is not always necessary to install new waterline tile during a re-surfacing, it is strongly recommended for two reasons.

• First, it is highly likely they will be damaged in the process and if there are no extras, many times the tile is discontinued and impossible to find a close match.
• Second, it is more expensive and does not finish as well when done separately.

Pool Deck

• Many pools in need of remodel often feature a concrete/acrylic deck. The main issue with a concrete-based deck is that over time it will develop cracks. For that reason, we recommend re-surfacing an existing acrylic deck with a new acrylic surface, possibly in a flagstone pattern, at minimum.
• Another option is to install a 1” remodel concrete paver deck over top of the concrete. In this case, we will cut the concrete cantilever edge around the pool perimeter and install a remodel paver coping. This will then be flush with the new 1” pavers.
• A third option is to completely remove the existing deck and install new coping and pavers. This is especially ideal in major renovations involving addition of a splash pad, spa, or other water features.
• Drainage– Over time, existing drains can be clogged or damaged. In the renovation process, we can replace, add, or expand drainage systems.

Pool Compliance

• Clarkson Pools contractors and our partner engineers are knowledgeable about all the latest Department of Health, ADA and VGB compliance rules, as well as state codes.
• This means that we are able to assist you, as a pool owner, operator or GC meet the guidelines that are required for your renovation.

Equipment Replacement

• Replacing your equipment during the renovation process is not required, but highly recommended.
• It is important to remember that during the remodel process, the pool equipment will be shut down for weeks, sometimes months depending on the scope.