Renovation
Tulsa, OKRenovating a 30-year-old gunite pool
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Pool Remodeling in Tulsa, OK
ASP of Tulsa remodels existing pools with new interior finishes, waterline tile, coping, deck materials and water features. We start by looking at the pool you have and the work it needs.
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- Free pool inspection
- City of Tulsa permits handled
- Financing available
Pool remodeling services
Pool remodeling services in Tulsa
Pool remodeling can update the surface, pool edge and surrounding deck.
Resurfacing & replasteringNew interior finishes like PebbleTec or quartz.
Tile & copingNew waterline tile and coping around the pool edge.
Pool decksA new deck surface to replace worn or cracked concrete.
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Finishes and decking
Resurfacing finishes and decking
Use ASP Pool Builder's 3D design tool to compare interior finish and deck options for your remodel.
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Pool features
What a pool remodel can update
This cross-section shows the pool-edge layers a remodel may touch, from the pool wall and waterline tile to coping and deck.
Deck
Pavers, travertine or concrete around the pool.
Coping
The stone or paver cap along the pool edge.
Waterline tile
A band of tile where the water meets the wall.
Interior finish
The new surface over the gunite shell, such as PebbleTec or quartz.
Steps
Built-in steps lead from the deck down to the shallow end.
Deck
Pavers, travertine or concrete around the pool.
Coping
The stone or paver cap along the pool edge.
Waterline tile
A band of tile where the water meets the wall.
Interior finish
The new surface over the gunite shell, such as PebbleTec or quartz.
Beach entry
The floor rises gradually to the deck, so you can walk in the way you would at a beach.
Deck
Pavers, travertine or concrete around the pool.
Coping
The stone or paver cap along the pool edge.
Waterline tile
A band of tile where the water meets the wall.
Interior finish
The new surface over the gunite shell, such as PebbleTec or quartz.
Raised wall
A stone-faced wall along one edge, often with a sheet of water falling into the pool.
Deck
Pavers, travertine or concrete around the pool.
Coping
The stone or paver cap along the pool edge.
Waterline tile
A band of tile where the water meets the wall, often carried onto the spa.
Interior finish
The new surface over the gunite shell, in both the pool and the spa.
Built-in spa
A raised spa set into the pool's edge, with water spilling over into the pool.
Recent projects
Recent pool remodeling and building projects
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Google reviews
What Tulsa pool owners say
"I love my ASP weekly service! My water is so clean and clear most of the time… I love the reports that I get with chem levels, test results, and pics of my pretty water!"
"ASP has cleaned and maintained my pool and equipment for years and has always done a great job… Would recommend them to anyone looking for a pool company."
"I could have not ask for better service! They provided A1 customer service, and came with ALL the tools to get the job done, let's go swimming!"
How it works
The Tulsa pool remodeling process
From the first inspection through startup, we’ll review your pool, help you choose materials and upgrades, provide a written quote, then complete the planned remodel and walk through the finished work with you.
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Step 1
Inspect the existing pool
We’ll start with a free pool inspection, checking the surface, waterline tile, coping, deck and equipment. We’ll discuss what we find, so you can see which areas may need repair or replacement before choosing a scope. Tulsa’s hard freezes and occasional ice storms make surface and deck condition useful points to review.
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Step 2
Choose scope and materials
Together, we’ll define the work and select materials. Resurfacing choices include PebbleTec, quartz or standard white plaster. You can choose waterline tile and coping, plus deck work with pavers or travertine. We’ll also review upgrades such as variable-speed pumps, LED lighting, saltwater conversion and automation, so the quote reflects the options you want.
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Step 3
Review quote and planning
After we settle the scope, we’ll prepare a written quote listing the planned work and selections. If electrical, plumbing or structural work is involved, we’ll check which permits apply. Permit jurisdiction depends on whether your property is inside Tulsa city limits or outside them, such as Oakhurst or Slick. We’ll also account for Tulsa weather when scheduling.
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Step 4
Complete work and walkthrough
Once you approve the plan, we’ll complete the selected work, such as surface preparation and a new finish, tile or coping work, deck updates or chosen upgrades. Most remodels take about 2 to 6 weeks, depending on scope and weather. When work is complete, we’ll walk the pool with you, review the finished areas and go through startup.
What affects pool remodel pricing in Tulsa
A remodel quote depends on the work your pool needs and the materials and options you select. We’ll review these factors as we shape the scope.
Scope and surface prep
The amount of work depends on the areas included and the existing surface condition. The plan may call for preparing the current finish or a full chip-out before the new surface is applied.
Finish selection
PebbleTec, quartz and standard white plaster are different finish options. Your selection determines the material included in the resurfacing plan, and we’ll include your choice in the written scope.
Tile and coping
Replacing waterline tile, coping, or both changes the materials and work included. The selected tile and coping styles also shape the work along the pool edge.
Deck work and clay soil
Deck replacement with pavers or travertine adds work around the pool. Tulsa’s expansive clay can swell when wet and shrink as it dries, which affects site work, base preparation and deck planning.
Equipment and features
Adding options such as a variable-speed pump, LED lighting, saltwater conversion, automation or a water feature changes the materials and work included in the project.
Permit requirements
If the project includes electrical, plumbing or structural work, permit requirements may apply. The property’s location also matters because Tulsa city limits and areas outside them have different permitting jurisdictions.
Your written quote will reflect the selected scope, materials, site conditions and any applicable permit-related work.
Service area
Pool remodeling in Tulsa, Oakhurst and Slick
We remodel pools in Tulsa, Oakhurst and Slick, including Midtown, Brookside, Maple Ridge, Cherry Street, South Tulsa and East Tulsa.
- Tulsa
- Oakhurst
- Slick
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In Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks or Owasso? ASP of Broken Arrow, also owned by Brock London, serves those areas.
Tulsa conditions
Remodeling a pool in Tulsa's climate
Tulsa's clay, changing weather and local permit rules can all shape how an existing pool remodel is planned.
Clay and the pool base
Expansive clay soils are common around Tulsa. They swell when wet and shrink as they dry, affecting excavation, base preparation and decks.
Weather and swim season
Tulsa summers are hot and humid, with many days in the 90s. Winters can bring hard freezes and occasional ice storms, while spring can bring severe storms and hail. The usual outdoor swim season runs from late spring into early fall.
Permits and barriers
Inside Tulsa city limits, building a pool needs a City of Tulsa permit, and the pool needs a barrier at least 48 inches tall with self-closing, self-latching gates. Outside city limits, including Oakhurst and Slick, permitting goes through the county or town with jurisdiction.
FAQ
Tulsa pool remodeling FAQs
What affects the cost of a pool remodel in Tulsa?
Pool remodel cost depends on the scope, the condition of the existing surfaces, the finish and deck materials, and how much deck work is included. Expansive clay around Tulsa swells when wet and shrinks as it dries, which can affect excavation, base preparation and decks. An inspection helps define the work for a written quote.
How long does pool remodeling usually take in Tulsa?
Most pool remodels take about 2 to 6 weeks, but timing depends on the scope and weather. The work included in one remodel may differ from another, so the timeframe can vary. An inspection and written quote can help clarify the planned work.
Do pool remodels need permits or barriers in Tulsa?
Permit needs for remodeling depend on the work planned. Inside Tulsa city limits, building a pool needs a City of Tulsa permit, and the pool needs a barrier at least 48 inches tall with self-closing, self-latching gates. Ask the City of Tulsa about permit needs for your planned remodel before work starts.
Which pool finish should I choose?
PebbleTec pebble finishes commonly last 15 to 20 years with good care. Quartz sits between pebble and plaster, while standard white plaster wears fastest, especially through freeze-thaw cycles. Consider the finish you prefer and the care it will get; an inspection can help you compare options for the remodel.
What are signs a pool needs resurfacing?
A worn-looking interior finish can be a reason to ask about resurfacing. The old finish is removed or prepared, and a new surface is applied over the existing shell. An inspection can help determine whether resurfacing fits the condition of the pool or whether other remodel work is also needed.
Which Tulsa areas does ASP of Tulsa serve?
ASP of Tulsa serves Tulsa, Oakhurst and Slick, including Tulsa neighborhoods such as Midtown, Brookside, Maple Ridge, Cherry Street, South Tulsa and East Tulsa. Local landmarks include the Arkansas River and Gathering Place. Contact us with your address to confirm whether your pool is within the Tulsa service area.
Free inspection
Start your Tulsa pool remodel
Request a free pool inspection to review the existing surfaces and discuss remodeling options for your Tulsa pool.
Request a free inspection
Or call ASP of Tulsa(918) 992-2928