Get a free quote from a licensed Goodyear pool resurfacing pro. Plaster, quartz, pebble finishes, waterline tile and coping.
A licensed local pro will contact you — usually same day.
Goodyear has thousands of backyard pools built during the 2000s housing boom — and many of those original plaster finishes are now 15–20 years old. If your pool feels rough, looks blotchy or has chalky white calcium lines, it's likely time.
We connect homeowners throughout Goodyear — including Estrella, PebbleCreek, Palm Valley, Canyon Trails, Centerra, Cantamia and Wildflower Ranch — with experienced local resurfacing contractors who can inspect your pool and give you a written quote.
Hard West Valley water leaves calcium scale, summer UV fades and etches the finish, and months of 110°F heat speed up chemical wear. Most original plaster finishes need attention within 10–15 years.
Get a Goodyear QuoteEvery finish has a different look, feel, lifespan and price. A local pro will walk you through what fits your pool and budget.
The classic smooth white or colored finish. Most affordable way to make an old pool look new. Typically lasts 8–15 years in Arizona.
Lowest costPlaster blended with quartz for extra strength, stain resistance and richer color. A popular middle-ground upgrade.
Mid-rangeSmall smooth stones set in cement. The most durable option — commonly 15–25 years — and handles hard water and sun well.
PremiumReplace cracked, faded or calcium-crusted tile at the waterline. Often done together with resurfacing.
New stone, brick or concrete caps around the pool edge for safety and a fresh look.
Cool-deck and coatings over cracked or stained concrete around the pool.
Price depends mostly on pool size, the finish you choose and whether tile or coping is included. Here are typical Phoenix-area ranges for an average-size residential pool:
| Finish | Typical range |
|---|---|
| White plaster | $4,500 – $9,000 |
| Quartz aggregate | $6,000 – $11,000 |
| Pebble finish | $7,500 – $14,000 |
| Waterline tile only | $3,000 – $5,000 |
General estimates only — your contractor will give you an exact written quote after seeing the pool.
Arizona's UV, heat and hard water wear finishes out faster than most of the country. Catching it early can prevent more expensive shell repairs later.
Get a Free QuoteGetting a quote takes about two minutes.
Tell us a little about your pool and what's going on.
We connect you with a licensed West Valley resurfacing contractor.
They inspect the pool, give you a written quote and book the work if you're happy.
Most resurfacing jobs take about 1–2 weeks from draining to refilling, depending on the finish and weather. Adding tile or coping can extend that. After refilling, the water goes through a start-up process for the first couple of weeks.
Plaster usually lasts around 8–15 years here, quartz a bit longer, and pebble finishes commonly 15–25 years. Heat, UV and water chemistry all affect lifespan.
Spring and fall are the most popular times because the weather is mild and the pool is ready for summer — which also means schedules fill up. Booking early helps. Work can be done year-round, though extreme summer heat can affect scheduling.
Yes — the pool has to be fully drained for resurfacing. Your contractor handles draining, prep and refilling, and will follow local drainage rules.
Yes. Requesting a quote is free and there's no obligation. You only pay the contractor if you decide to hire them.
We refer to licensed contractors, and we always recommend verifying any contractor's license with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (roc.az.gov) before signing.
Talk to a local resurfacing pro today — free quotes, no obligation.