Pool Resurfacing & Replastering for Williamson County, TX Homeowners

As the nation’s largest swimming pool franchise, ASP has been helping homeowners restore and care for their pools since 2002, with over 250 locations in 22 states. Our Williamson County location is locally operated and serves Round Rock, Georgetown, Hutto, Leander, and surrounding communities. We pair that national backing with free inspections, digital communication systems that keep you informed at every stage, and Certified Pool Operators who understand this area’s water and weather.

Pool surfaces don’t last forever. When yours starts showing its age, pool resurfacing in Williamson County is often a smarter investment than a full rebuild, and we’re here to make the process straightforward from the first call.

Ready to find out what your pool needs? Call us at (512) 969-2343 or schedule a free inspection online today.

Five Signs Your Pool Needs Replastering

Catching surface wear early can keep a manageable resurfacing project from turning into a costly structural repair. These are the five signs we look for during inspections:

• Flaking or peeling plaster: When pool water runs low in pH or calcium for an extended period, it dissolves the calcium hydroxide in the plaster. The result is visible flaking that pool replastering can correct.
• Surface stains: Copper, calcium, organic matter, and high-tannin materials like leaves and tree nuts can all leave lasting discoloration. Severe staining often requires full replastering rather than an acid wash alone.
• Roughness: Pool chemicals gradually dissolve the surface over time. Low alkalinity and calcium levels can also etch lines and dents into plaster, leaving a texture that’s uncomfortable and hard to clean.
• Structural cracks: Cracks can result from shifts in surrounding concrete, pool decking, or coping and should be professionally inspected as soon as you notice them. Crazing, which refers to small, superficial surface cracks, can arise from construction in extreme temperatures or from a pool left empty too long after remodeling.
• Plaster discoloration: Inconsistent water content, uneven plaster thickness during application, or high alkaline and calcium levels causing scaling can all leave a pool looking blotchy or faded long before the surface actually fails.

If you’re seeing any of these, browse our before-and-after photo gallery to get a sense of what pool resurfacing can do, then reach out for a free inspection.

Plaster, Pebble & Concrete: Choosing the Right Finish

The material you choose affects how your pool looks, how long the surface lasts, and how it holds up to Williamson County’s water supply, which tends to run high in calcium hardness. Our team offers free consultations to help you find the right fit for your goals and budget.

Plaster

Plaster is the protective layer between pool water and the structural foundation. It also shapes water color, pool ambiance, and sunlight reflectivity, and it’s available in a range of colors and designs. White plaster, a blend of white cement and marble aggregate, is a popular choice for inground pools and one of the most affordable finish options available.

Pebble

Pebble surfaces are composed of smooth stones and round aggregates layered in cement, allowing for diverse color combinations. They carry a 15- to 20-year lifespan on average and resist chemical corrosion and stains. The upfront cost is higher than Plaster, but the longer lifespan can reduce repair needs over time.

Concrete

Concrete is versatile and durable. The surface can be painted any color, and cracks can be addressed by sanding and re-pouring. It’s a practical option for homeowners who want flexibility in finish and long-term repairability.

Resurfacing vs. Full Replacement

Unless a pool has significant underlying structural issues, pool resurfacing in Williamson County can rejuvenate its appearance without demolition. Resurfacing replaces a stained or faded surface with a clean, new finish, covering the wear left behind by harsh chemicals, weather, and debris. Most pools showing surface stains, roughness, or cosmetic cracks are strong candidates for resurfacing rather than a full rebuild.

What Pool Replastering Costs in Williamson County

The average cost of resurfacing a swimming pool ranges from $10 per square foot to $12 per square foot of total interior area, though the cost per square foot can differ based on the quoting structure used in each market, including total interior area, surface area, or linear feet. Labor requirements and material selection are the two biggest variables. Our team works with your budget to build a remodeling strategy that’s affordable and realistic for your pool’s specific needs.

Our 6-Step Pool Resurfacing Process

Every ASP - America's Swimming Pool Company of Williamson County pool replastering project follows the same structured approach. Before any technician sets foot on your property, they’ve passed background checks, drug screenings, and the National Swimming Pool Foundation CPO® exam. That credentialing matters when the work calls for state-of-the-art equipment and precise execution.

Our 6 primary steps are:

• Drain the pool in compliance with local regulations
• Clean debris and pressure or acid wash the existing surface
• Remove hollow spots and repair any cracks
• Apply a bonding agent to the existing surface
• Apply the new surface finish in your chosen material
• Dry and refill: some surfaces allow an immediate fill; others require a 1–3-day wait before refilling

When to Schedule Pool Resurfacing Near Williamson County

Fall and winter are the practical window for pool resurfacing in Williamson County. Central Texas summers are long and warm, which means your pool gets heavy use from spring through early fall. Scheduling resurfacing during the cooler months, when the pool isn’t in active use, lets the work get done without cutting into swim season. Unless temperatures drop to an extreme, winter conditions here are workable for a resurfacing project, and your pool can be ready once the weather warms up.

Retiling & Deck Remodeling to Complete the Look

Resurfacing is often the right time to update tile and decking. ASP - America's Swimming Pool Company of Williamson County offers retiling services with inventory spanning glassy, obsidian, and earthy tones across all four standard sections: Waterline Tile along the pool’s top edge, Trim Tile on steps and benches, Spillway Tile on spa or hot tub dam walls, and Raised Bond Beam Tile on the raised wall alongside the deck.

We also offer Pool Deck Remodeling with finish options including Poured Concrete Decks, Wood Decks, Composite Wood Decks, Stone decks, Tile Decks, and Pavers. Free consultations are available for deck projects, too.

Start with a Free Inspection from ASP - America's Swimming Pool Company of Williamson County

If your pool is showing signs of wear, there’s no reason to guess at what it needs. Our Certified Pool Operators can assess the surface, walk you through the options, and give you an honest picture of what pool resurfacing or replastering in Williamson County can involve for your specific pool. We hold ourselves to a strict code of ethics: high-quality service, fair prices, and genuine respect for your time and property.

Call (512) 969-2343 or schedule your free inspection online to get started with ASP - America's Swimming Pool Company of Williamson County.