Pools age, and as they do the plaster that covers their facade will begin to fade and peel away. This can weaken the structure and loosen everything from tile to fixtures. Thus, replastering a pool is something every pool owner will need to face at some point in time.
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The process of replastering a pool begins with a full pool inspection. This allows the inspector to determine whether or not a full or partial replaster is required. Once this is determined, then the replastering process can get underway.
Whether a partial or full replastering is required, all the plaster needing replaced will be chipped away down to the gunite. Once this is completed and the waste removed, the pool can be replastered immediately. Once complete, the plaster needs to dry for a day or two before the pool can be filled and used again.
Replastering a pool is a process you want to ensure is done right from start to finish. Have an aging pool in the Haverhill, MA area? The team at Triad Associates, Inc. can ensure your pool is completed to the highest standards and we invite you to contact us to learn more about the methods we use to accomplish this.
