Pool Remodeling & Renovation in Boise, Idaho
Bring a tired, aging pool back to life. From resurfacing and replastering to new tile, coping, decking, and equipment — we make old pools look and run like new across Treasure Valley and Magic Valley.
Bring a tired, aging pool back to life. From resurfacing and replastering to new tile, coping, decking, and equipment — we make old pools look and run like new across Treasure Valley and Magic Valley.
Renovating an older pool is one of the most cost-effective investments a homeowner can make. The structure is already in the ground — so for a fraction of the cost of a new build, you can transform a dated, rough, or failing pool into something you're proud to swim in again.
Idaho's freeze-thaw cycles are hard on pool finishes, tile, coping, and decking. Over the years, plaster gets rough and stained, tile cracks and falls, coping lifts, and equipment loses efficiency. We address all of it — and because Scott has 45+ years of experience with pool structure, hydraulics, and Idaho soils, we catch the underlying issues other companies miss.
We remodel pools across Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle, Kuna, Star, and Twin Falls — regardless of who originally built them.
Whether your pool needs one update or a complete transformation, we handle every part of the renovation under one roof. Serving Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Eagle, and all of Southern Idaho.
When your interior finish turns rough, chalky, or stained, we strip it back and apply a fresh surface — plaster, quartz, or pebble. Your pool feels smooth underfoot and looks brand new, with a finish built to last another decade-plus.
Idaho's freeze-thaw cycles crack and loosen waterline tile and coping. We replace damaged tile and coping with materials built for our climate — protecting the shell from water intrusion and giving the pool a clean, updated edge.
Cracked, faded, or unsafe pool decks get a full refresh. From decorative concrete and exposed aggregate to stamped and standard finishes, we rebuild the space around your pool to match your renovation.
Old pumps, filters, and heaters waste energy and money. We upgrade to modern, efficient equipment and automation — and Scott's hydraulics expertise means your new system is sized and plumbed to run its best.
Add an automatic or electric pool cover during your remodel to cut heat loss, reduce chemical costs, and improve safety. A smart upgrade for any Idaho pool — and easiest to add while other work is underway.
Cracks, leaks, plumbing failures, and shell damage are no match for four decades of experience. We diagnose the real cause and make lasting structural repairs — not cosmetic patches that fail again next season.
If you're seeing any of these, your pool is telling you it's ready for some attention. We'll take a look and give you an honest assessment.
Rough or stained plaster The interior feels like sandpaper, looks blotchy, or shows exposed aggregate.
Cracked or falling tile Waterline tile is loose, missing, or cracking from freeze-thaw stress.
Dropping water level You're refilling more than usual — a possible sign of a leak in the shell or plumbing.
Rising energy bills Aging pumps, filters, and heaters are costing you far more than modern equipment would.
Cracked or unsafe decking The deck around your pool is cracking, lifting, or has become a trip hazard.
It just looks dated The style no longer fits your home — and you'd love to enjoy your backyard again.
A straightforward, honest process that's been refined over four decades of renovations across Boise and Treasure Valley.
We visit your pool, evaluate the finish, tile, coping, deck, structure, and equipment, and identify both the obvious and the underlying issues.
You get a clear, itemized renovation plan and a free quote — scoped to your goals and budget, with honest advice on what needs doing now versus later.
We complete the work — resurfacing, tile, coping, decking, equipment — with the same craftsmanship we put into new builds. Scott and Cary stay hands-on throughout.
We refill, balance, and start up your renewed pool, walk you through any new equipment, and stay just a call away for anything you need after.
It depends on the scope. A straightforward resurfacing or replaster typically runs from a few thousand into the low five figures, while a full renovation including new tile, coping, decking, and equipment ranges higher. We provide a free, no-obligation assessment and quote based on your pool's specific condition and the updates you want.
A gunite pool's interior finish generally lasts 10 to 20 years depending on the finish type, water chemistry, and Idaho's climate. Signs it's time include rough or stained plaster, surface chips, exposed aggregate, persistent staining, or a chalky feel. We'll evaluate your pool and tell you honestly whether it needs resurfacing now or can wait.
Absolutely. We remodel and renovate pools across Boise and Treasure Valley regardless of who originally built them. With 45+ years of experience and deep expertise in hydraulics, structure, and soils, Scott can assess virtually any inground pool and recommend the right renovation plan.
A full renovation can include interior resurfacing or replastering, new waterline tile and coping, pool deck resurfacing or replacement, equipment upgrades (pumps, filters, heaters, automation), lighting, automatic cover installation, and structural repairs. We tailor the scope to your pool's condition, your goals, and your budget.
A simple resurfacing project often takes one to two weeks, while a comprehensive renovation with tile, coping, decking, and equipment work can take several weeks depending on scope and weather. We'll give you a clear timeline up front and keep you informed at every stage.
Tell us what's bothering you about your pool — or just that it's time for a refresh. Scott and Cary will assess it in person, give you straight answers, and build a renovation plan around your budget.
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