Two workers renovating an empty swimming pool, chipping away old light blue plaster and tiles.

Pool resurfacing and remodeling that make the backyard new again.

Reimagine the pool you have. Thoughtful resurfacing, remodeling, and equipment updates bring fresh possibilities to your backyard.

A familiar pool. A fresh beginning.

Sun, pool chemistry, and daily use leave their mark on finishes, tile, decking, and equipment. A renovation can refresh those details and give your existing pool a new direction.

From resurfacing to a more complete transformation, we help you explore what is possible. An on-site evaluation brings the condition of your pool, your priorities, and your design ideas into one plan.

A close view of iridescent glass tile and a light stone pool edge beside clear blue water.

Is it time to renovate your pool?

Concerns to discuss

The scope of work, layer by layer.

Explore six areas of renovation, from a single surface to a broader backyard update. Focus on one, or combine them into a coordinated plan.

  • Blue pool finish with a narrow band of iridescent tile.

    Pool Resurfacing

    Pebble, polished, and exposed aggregate finishes help set the color and character of your water.

    • Pebble, quartz & polished finishes
    • Surface preparation & bond-coat options
    • Water-color consultation
    • Startup chemistry & Pool School
  • A display of blue and turquoise waterline tile samples.

    Waterline Tile

    Porcelain, stone, and glass mosaic bring a fresh look to the waterline and pool edge.

    • Porcelain, stone & glass mosaic
    • Waterline removal & replacement
    • Tile expansion joint review
    Explore Tile
  • Concrete pavers surrounding a backyard pool and lounge seating.

    Deck Renovation

    Refresh the space around your pool with materials selected for your style, comfort, and daily use.

    • Travertine & concrete pavers
    • Texture & underfoot comfort
    • Drainage & grading review
    • Deck extensions & borders
    Explore hardscapes
  • Pool heater, filter, pump, and connected plumbing on an equipment pad.

    Equipment Modernization

    Explore updated pumps, heaters, and controls for the way you use your pool.

    • Variable-speed pump upgrades
    • Pool heaters & heat pumps
    • Salt system options
    • Wi-Fi automation & app control
    Explore equipment
  • A curtain of water falling from a white pergola beside a pool.

    Custom Features

    Consider water, fire, and lighting features as part of a coordinated renovation plan.

    • Spas & spillovers
    • Sunshelves & bubblers
    • Sheer descents & deck jets
    • Fire features & LED lighting
    Explore features
  • A tiled submerged pool bench beside a shallow entry area.

    Accessibility

    Discuss changes that can make entering, leaving, and enjoying your pool easier.

    • Wider entry steps & benches
    • Beach-entry possibilities
    • Handrails & pool lifts
    • Surface traction options

Commercial property?

Renovation for commercial pools.

Discuss resurfacing and remodeling options for amenity centers, hotels and resorts. Scope and availability depend on your property and local team.

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Our Renovation Process

  1. Consultation & Evaluation

    We review the condition of your pool and listen to how you want the backyard to work. Your priorities help shape the renovation plan.

    Aerial view of a rectangular backyard pool, attached spa, and surrounding patio.
  2. Design & Material Selection

    Explore finishes, tile, coping, decking, lighting, and features that complement your home and the way you use your pool.

    A display of blue and turquoise waterline tile samples.
  3. Detailed Proposal

    Review the proposed scope, materials, estimated schedule, and investment together before moving ahead.

    Aerial view of a freeform pool with a paver deck and turquoise patio umbrellas.
  4. Construction

    The approved work moves through preparation, installation, equipment updates, and finishing, according to your renovation plan.

    Timber formwork and steel reinforcement around a pool under construction.
  5. Startup & Pool School

    We review startup, water balance, equipment operation, and ongoing care with you so you can get to know your renovated pool.

    Blue aggregate pool steps beneath clear water beside light stone coping.
A screened backyard pool with blue waterline tile, paver decking, and a view across a lake.

Why Oak Wells

Building water that lasts.

Pools delivered
1000+
Custom residential and commercial builds completed.
Years of craft
20+
Designing and building custom pools for two decades.
5-Star Rating
148+
Across every review platform we’re listed on.
Industry awards
7
PHTA, FSPA, Jacksonville Magazine, Best of Bold City
  • One team, start to finish
  • Design you can walk through
  • Communication at key milestones
  • Built for easy ownership

FAQs

Start with three common questions about renovating an existing pool.

Can my pool be resurfaced, or does it need replacing?

An on-site evaluation helps establish whether resurfacing is appropriate or more extensive work is needed. We review the shell, finish, tile, decking, and equipment before recommending a renovation plan.

How long does a pool renovation take?

Timing depends on the work involved, the condition of your pool, material availability, and weather. A surface refresh and a full backyard remodel follow different schedules. Your proposal sets out an estimated timeline for the agreed scope.

Can we renovate in phases?

Some renovations can be phased. We review how the surface, tile, decking, features, and equipment work together, then discuss which updates can be completed separately. Planning the full scope early helps each phase fit the next.

An Oak Wells backyard pool with a raised spa and a light stone deck.

Start your build

Ready to dive in?

Book a consultation with your local Oak Wells team. We bring the design expertise. You bring the backyard.