pool remodeling · Prosper, TX & North Texas
Pool Remodeling covers full backyard transformations — from an outdated pool that needs a complete refresh to a design overhaul with new decking, coping, and features built around how your family actually uses the space.
Benefits
Plaster, tile, coping, and decking coordinated as one project instead of piecemeal fixes.
We work with you on layout and finish choices before any work begins.
Tile, coping, finishes, decking, and other project components are coordinated through us — not something you have to manage across multiple contractors yourself.
We understand the heat, weather, and pool conditions North Texas homeowners deal with throughout the year.
What We Cover
Waterline tile, spa tile, accent tile, and replacement of damaged or outdated tile.
Learn More →Remove failed expansion-joint material and replace it where appropriate.
Refresh or replace surrounding pool decking as part of a larger renovation.
Pumps, filters, heaters, heat pumps, chillers, salt systems, and automation.
Learn More →Modernize controls and manage compatible equipment more conveniently.
LED lighting, water features, spillways, and other compatible upgrades.
Is Your Pool Showing Its Age?
You don't necessarily need to rebuild the entire pool. A targeted renovation can address the specific areas that actually need attention — whether that's a single finish resurface, a tile and coping refresh, or a full backyard transformation.
Let's Evaluate Your PoolOur Process
We assess your existing pool — interior finish, tile, coping, decking, equipment, and overall condition — and talk through what you want to change, starting with a free consultation.
Finish, tile, coping, equipment, and other selections are made — including a 3D rendering so you can see the design before construction begins.
Demolition, prep, installation, and trade coordination are completed according to the agreed project scope.
We review the completed work with you before calling the project done.
The Biggest Decision
Natural aggregate texture with visible dimension and a river-bottom-like feel underfoot. PebbleTec and PebbleSheen (both from Pebble Technology International) and NPT's own StoneScapes line are examples — distinct manufacturers' products, not interchangeable names for the same finish.
Learn More →A finer aggregate finish with a smoother feel than pebble, built from quartz crystal blended into pigmented cement. NPT's QuartzScapes is one specific product line in this category.
Learn More →The classic smooth, clean finish most pools have traditionally used, and typically the most budget-friendly starting point.
A refined, glass-like surface achieved by polishing the finish with diamond abrasives after it cures. NPT's PolishedScapes is one example of this finish type.
There's no universally "best" finish — the right one depends on appearance, texture, water color, budget, and your pool's design.
Scope of Work
For pools that just need a cosmetic update.
For pools ready for a more meaningful renovation.
For a full backyard renovation.
These are examples of scope, not fixed packages or prices — every pool gets an individual evaluation.
Our Work
New glass tile and bubbler water feature.
New glass tile finish and in-floor cleaning system.
New spray deck coating applied over existing exposed aggregate concrete — drag to compare.
Worn, discolored finish replaced with a new dark textured finish — drag to compare.
Worn red brick pavers replaced with new cream travertine decking — drag to compare.
Worn red brick pavers replaced with a smooth new deck coating — drag to compare.
Local to North Texas
We provide pool remodeling, resurfacing, and renovation for homeowners throughout our North Texas service area, including Prosper, TX, Celina, TX, Frisco, TX, McKinney, TX, Allen, TX, The Colony, TX, Little Elm, TX, Plano, TX, Aubrey, TX. Local conditions — clay soil, hard water, and long summer heat — all factor into how we approach pool remodeling and resurfacing on North Texas pools.
Worth Addressing at the Same Time
A remodel is a natural opportunity to address aging equipment while the pool is already being worked on — not a requirement, but worth discussing.
Pentair's IntelliFlo3 is one current option worth understanding before a pump replacement.
Learn More →Modernize control of compatible pool equipment from your phone.
Raypak's Crosswind line is one heat pump option we discuss in depth elsewhere on this site.
Learn More →Cooling solutions for pools that get uncomfortably warm during North Texas summers.
Modern chlorine-generation systems as an alternative to manual chlorine.
Improve nighttime appearance and usability.
FAQs
It depends entirely on scope — a resurface-and-refresh project costs meaningfully less than a full deck, tile, coping, and equipment overhaul. We'll walk your pool with you and give you a project-specific estimate rather than a generic number that doesn't reflect your actual pool.
Yes — every remodel starts with a free consultation to evaluate your pool, and we provide a 3D rendering as part of the design process so you can see the finish, tile, and layout before construction begins.
Timelines vary by scope — a resurface-and-refresh project moves faster than a full deck and structural rebuild. We'll give you a project-specific timeline during your consultation.
Yes — age alone isn't a barrier. We'll evaluate the pool's current condition to confirm what a remodel needs to address.
Yes — most of our remodel work is on existing pools built by other companies that need a fresh start.
Rough texture, staining, visible wear, or a surface that no longer holds chemistry well are common signs. We can evaluate your specific pool and tell you honestly whether resurfacing alone addresses it or whether more is going on.
Not always — it depends on the tile's condition and whether it was installed at the same time as the current finish. We'll tell you if your existing tile is worth keeping rather than defaulting to replacing it.
In many cases, yes — coping repair or replacement can often be done as its own project rather than requiring a full remodel. We'll confirm that's feasible for your specific pool during an evaluation.
Plaster is the classic, smooth, budget-friendly option. Quartz finishes (like NPT's QuartzScapes) use quartz aggregate for added durability and a richer color range than basic plaster. Pebble finishes use larger, more exposed aggregate for a more textured, dimensional look. We cover this comparison in more depth in our QuartzScapes guide.
PebbleTec is a specific pebble-finish product from a different manufacturer than the NPT products we typically discuss on this site, so we can't make manufacturer-specific claims on their behalf. In general, pebble finishes trade a higher price and more texture for added durability and a more dramatic look compared to plaster — whether that tradeoff is 'worth it' depends on your budget and priorities.
Yes — a remodel is a common time to also address aging pumps, filters, heaters, or automation, since the pool is already being worked on. It's not required, but it's worth discussing during your consultation.
In most cases, yes, though compatibility depends on your existing equipment. We'll confirm what's feasible for your specific setup.
Heat pump installation is something we can evaluate for your pool. For pool chillers specifically, availability depends on your equipment and setup — we'll walk you through what's realistic during a consultation rather than assuming a fixed solution.
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