Complete guide to resurfacing a pool

[@timbrascheffer6374]

Whoever is doing the commentary needs to be a sports announcer or news anchor. It’s obviously HIS pool that’s being resurfaced even tho he kept saying “we”. Enjoyed this!! ThanQ

[@TomLeeman]

Thanks I appreciate that. And thanks for watching.

[@daisyninja3674]

I thought they sounded like Bob Odenkirk 😂

[@pantx0]

Great vid for those of us who have to re-plaster for the first time our pools!

[@TomLeeman]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@locovidepro]

This was a well-done explanatory video of the steps to resurface the pool. What brought me to dig into this video was to get information on how to do it. I live in Florida and when we purchased our home the pool was in really bad condition. As I was cleaning it one day I felt a soft spot under and to my surprise there was a hole where then one more and more and so the in the walls the plaster was coming off. I don't have money to pay a company but I consider myself very handy and have the time to do it. I might will bather you when getting in there with a couple questions if you don't mind. Thank you so much and I look forward to checking out more videos on your channel.

[@TomLeeman]

Thanks we hired this company to do it and they brought in a whole bunch of people. I wasn’t totally happy with some of the results but all in all it looks pretty good.

[@georgesotelo1917]

@@TomLeemanhey,.. what is the average price for this? I am in florida and I have many spot like those..and of course I want to do the resurfacing of the pool fully

[@TomLeeman]

@@georgesotelo1917 we paid I think right around seven or 8000 including the tile and all of the labor but these guys weren’t the greatest. There were a lot of mistakes but it came out looking. OK. Good luck on your thanks for watching.

[@benleeper69]

In st Pete fl. 7000 gal pool was just under 4k.

[@locovidepro]

@@benleeper69 im on Spring Hill, FL north of St Pete. Mine was quoted at $4k as well. After watching this video I will finally do this myself. I am confident I can do this. Today is 03/29/24 I have to do this within the next couple of months.

[@someonesomewhere2597]

That guy with the dreads is awesome. Good energy!

[@TomLeeman]

Thanks

[@tonydontoy1720]

Great explanation i spent the whole time looking at the video i do pool work also but i needed to see how other people doing it also and those guys guys jamming. But the videographer killed it

[@TomLeeman]

Thanks I appreciate it. Good luck on all of your projects.

[@aviavi4717]

Fantastic job of walking us through the process from the beginning to the end. I’m planning to do my pool myself . Wish me luck

[@TomLeeman]

It’s a giant job good luck. Let me know how it comes out and thank you for watching.

[@davebrittain9216]

Looks great! I wish you guys were in my area!

[@TomLeeman]

Thanks and thanks for watching

[@paulgray6100]

These crews are all the same and it's the same process no matter where you are from and they all work the same way I have been doing this in Florida and NJ all my life

[@davebrittain9216]

@@paulgray6100 I am up in Canada so things are not quite the same here. If anyone specializes in something like this it would probably cost you double here as it would there.

[@jandoinc]

Really nice job with this video, thanks for sharing!

[@TomLeeman]

Glad you liked it!

[@sithutun7604]

Amazing job they have done. thank you for the detail information. May i know how much was that cost? TIA

[@TomLeeman]

The tile cost me 1500 and the job was about seven grand. It was about 8500.

[@TomLeeman]

You’re welcome good luck with your install on your new Pool appreciate it and thanks for watching

[@sithutun7604]

Thank you so much for all the details about this. This crew have done an incredible job. May I know the approximate cost and time for this project? Thank you so much.

[@TomLeeman]

Well, it took one day to drain it then one day to tear out all the bubbles or bad parts of the pool and clean it out one day to tear out the old tile and install new tile and then one day to do the CERT resurfacing about 7500+1500 for the tile Thanks for watching.

[@jasonpatterson9706]

They did it the easy way, should've charged way less. Supposed to remove half inch of the old plaster of the entire surface

[@JaneSquires-o4n]

It was a complete disaster of a job!!

[@TomLeeman]

Excellent let me know how it goes. Good luck and thanks for watching.

[@TomLeeman]

Good luck on your project

[@TomLeeman]

We are in South Florida

[@stevenremmenga7470]

Great work

[@TomLeeman]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@KimMala-xk4ll]

These pool videos sidetrack my ass every time! Research on my Canon Rebel charger turns into pool resurfacing at 2:15am!

[@TomLeeman]

I’m just glad you watched it and if you put a pool in good luck, thanks

[@KimMala-xk4ll]

@@TomLeeman I have a huge in ground pool that I take care of, it's alot of work! It definitely needs painted

[@J.NX10realestateinvestor]

Beautiful!

[@TomLeeman]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@TomLeeman]

I heard that before. Thanks.

[@TomLeeman]

Well, they screwed up on a couple things. One was they completely plastered in my light so I could not unhook it to get the collar off to change it and to the bottom was not perfectly flat. It had some bumps. They said they were gonna come back and fix it, but they never did. That’s my complaint.

[@ariel_monzon]

How smooth was your finish? I’m surprised they didn’t polish the pool after the acid bath. The quartz can be sharp and it’s exposed after the acid washes away the white Portland cement.

[@TomLeeman]

These guys were not the greatest pool dudes as a matter fact there was a bunch of lumpy bumps on the bottom, and they never came back to fix it

[@lindaschwann5762]

Thus is perfect! I'm having my pool resurfaced right now, this eases my stress!

[@TomLeeman]

Glad I could help. Good luck with your pool.

[@domcizek]

WHATS YOUR TOTAL COST

[@MariusJanusaitis]

Hi Tom, the tile you picked is very nice. What's the name of it and where you got it from? Thank you.

[@TomLeeman]

It’s been a while and I’m not quite sure. It was a local tile place in town town.

[@sm87112]

Excellent video, I need this done and it really displays the intricacies and amount of labor. Can you dispatch a Team to do my Pool, bikini models for labor??

[@TomLeeman]

That would be the best pool company ever if they have bikini models

[@TomLeeman]

When they got done, there was bumps on the bottom and they cement it in my light so I couldn’t remove it so there was a lot of problems with this crew, but the pool didn’t look too bad afterwards from afar

[@amandatubbs8176]

Thanks ❤

[@TomLeeman]

You're welcome 😊

[@analogpowered]

We did a great job!

[@azrak555]

This was done three years ago. Wonder how is that pool look like now can you afirm that for me please? I am thinking of doing the same thing and I’ve got an identical Pool to that one. What is the price on this job today? Thanks

[@TomLeeman]

Still looking great

[@azrak555]

Thanks Tom. I watched three times already ..How long did it take and how much would it roughly cost now for the same size pool.. mind you I live in San Diego. Thank you again.

[@TomLeeman]

We just tried to get the job done as quickly as possible and fill the pool. I don’t know if there’s anything that you can do to keep it from happening

[@jonbelknap777]

thanks for the vid. learned quite a bit about the process. also, your tap water is scary lol

[@TomLeeman]

I know our tapwater is green so weird. I called the city about it and they said put more chlorine in unbelievable. Good luck with your pool and thanks for watching.

[@ScottWalker-l2f]

Note to viewers, This is not how you resurface a pool with failing plaster. This is called a Bond coat which is a Rip Off! We remove about 80 to 90% of the old plaster when we replanted pools. Why would you leave in the old plaster that's already failing?

[@TomLeeman]

Excellent tip wish you were in Florida

[@joseantoniogonzalez6322]

Great job!!! How many days did it take you to do that? And how many minutes does the plaster take to dry while in use? We are doing it ourselves.

[@TomLeeman]

Well, it takes a day to drain the pool then it takes a day to ship out all the bad spots and clean all that mess up and it takes a day to strip all the tile off and then it takes another day to do the plaster work if you have enough people And then he takes a day to fill it

[@followyourbliss101]

nice job - might be doing this myself - but definitely not alone. clearly gonna want some help.

[@TomLeeman]

Go for it!

[@hs9917]

Great step by step commentary I'm getting ready to do this myself in about 2 months can you give me an idea about what it cost you I'm north of you near Daytona Beach your pool is about the same size as mine just curious also did you change out the tile during this process

[@TomLeeman]

It cost about eight grand with the tile the tile along was 1500 but my girl picked the most expensive cheaper. Good luck and enjoy your new pool once you get it done.

[@PaverScapePros]

Great video Tom! Thanks for posting...If I may ask how big was your pool square feet and gallons? Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TomLeeman]

I’m not quite sure how big it is to tell you the truth

[@HowToDoitright]

Hey I’m in west palm beach and need to get my pool done. Can you share the company who did yours? I want to get mine done. Also what did they charge you if you don’t mind me asking please. I got quotes upto 10k and I can’t afford that at the moment.

[@TomLeeman]

I wouldn’t recommend these guys because I had some problems and they never came back to fix them

[@HowToDoitright]

@@TomLeemanwhat issues you had? Do you mind sharing?

[@HowToDoitright]

I am wondering why did they acid wash it at the end after plaster was done? What was the point of that on brand new plaster as the acid does eat up the plaster. Maybe there is an explanation I’m not aware of.

[@TomLeeman]

Acid washing a pool, even after applying a diamond brite or similar finish, is typically done to remove surface stains, dirt, or mineral deposits that might appear after the finish is applied. Here’s why it might happen: 1. Surface Cleaning: After applying a new finish like Diamond Brite, some residue, dust, or spots may remain on the surface. Acid washing helps clean off this residue and ensures the surface looks uniform and smooth. 2. Etching: A light acid wash can etch the surface slightly, improving the overall appearance by eliminating imperfections or haze that could appear after the pool finish cures. 3. Mineral Stains: Sometimes, even new surfaces can develop minor mineral stains (from water or construction dust). Acid washing helps remove these stains. Acid washing is done carefully so it doesn’t damage the new finish, using diluted acid solutions to clean without causing harm.

[@timmclaughlin1787]

To expose the aggregate with the color. The plaster has bits of glass or stone and if you do not acid wash it will not be very visible.

[@DavidMoriconiM3inspect]

SO after the acid pour, you did not have to do anything else to the surface. I heard it has to be scrubed with ?? So did the water stay clear with not brown spots showing up Tks

[@TomLeeman]

I did brush it after we filled it with water, but that’s about it and it looks pretty good today

[@DukesofoffroadHazzard]

What was the cost, we have a pool of similar size that’s needs to be redone?

[@TomLeeman]

This was just about eight grand the tiles cost 1500 good luck on your install. Thanks for watching.

[@DukesofoffroadHazzard]

Also what city and state?

[@kbsanders]

Is the muriatic acid to etch the plaster, give it a bit of texture?

[@TomLeeman]

I am not quite sure about that. I thought it was some type of bonding.

[@kbsanders]

@@TomLeeman Doing some googling and it may have something to do with removing plaster dust, but who knows.

[@timmclaughlin1787]

@@kbsanders It reveals the aggregate , color chosen, like blue specks.

[@arturocalderon8340]

do i have to remove the plaster from my pool to be able to install tiles instead of plastering again?

[@TomLeeman]

I heard that some people just put the tile over the old tile but then you’ve got a room high edge. Good luck thanks for watching.

[@rockridge2376]

Is there any concern with the integrity of the pool with the water drained?

[@TomLeeman]

Yes, that’s kind of dangerous because sometimes they can pop up but hopefully you try to get it done as fast as possible possible

[@rockridge2376]

@@TomLeeman Thanks for the reply. So what precautions do you take to prevent that?

[@davidbissett4919]

This crew never wiped down the finish with towels to expose the aggregate after troweling the way I've seen done in other videos. Wonder why not. Also, others have shown waiting a day before acid washing. Was a different brand of plaster. Does this make a difference in application?

[@TomLeeman]

These guys were not very professional. They screwed up a lot of stuff. Any other constructive criticism. Please write in the comments. Thanks.

[@johnpzaccari]

Hitting the aggregate with a pressure washer takes off most of the dust that covers the aggregate, once you acid wash it it will make the aggregate pop a little more. Once the pool is filled you brush everyday for 30 days and that will help take off even more of that dust layer from the finish. Keeping the pool acidic during the curing process will help as well.

[@rbradburke]

This guy is amazed with those spike shoes.

[@TomLeeman]

Spikes

[@TomLeeman]

Yep, that was all the work and the tile and the product

[@enhaozhang79]

Hi Tom I am currently having my pool replastered. The crew I have just came out to do the demolition today. Anything that I should watch out for or ask them to do to avoid any of the mistakes that you learned in your case?

[@TomLeeman]

The most important thing is when they smooth out the diamond bright on the surface on the final application. Make sure that they’ve got it. Nice and smooth with no bumps. Good luck. Thanks for watching.

[@stevealbarran]

A concrete mix will work, to mix the plaster??? Good video. Good explanation. Good job thanks for sharing

[@TomLeeman]

You bet

[@bryanhanney5136]

What was the total cost of this project? I have a 30+ year plaster base 25K gallon pool that needs to be resurfaced… 🤔

[@TomLeeman]

The tiles were about 1500 and the rest was about 7500 Good luck on your project.

[@OscarsPlaces]

I need to hire those guys.

[@ErrorNotFounD-lw6yx]

Hi, was really good project, do you work in new york?

[@TomLeeman]

Nope this is a Florida crew. This took probably about five days. It takes a day to drain the pool and it takes a day to chip off all the old tile and knock out all of the bubbles and cracks and things that you have on the old pool then you got a clean it all out and then once you get that done, you can put on your new tile let it set and then you can bring in your big crew and cover the whole Pool with diamond Brite And it takes another day to fill it out. Good luck thanks for watching.

[@TexasIslander]

How do you measure the sf of your pool? Mine is shaped similar to yours.

[@TomLeeman]

The way they determine how much they’re gonna need is by running a measure around the circumference of the pool to get that and then the depth at the lowest level and highest level good thanks for watching

[@kenkobra]

Those guys not wearing a respirator while applying acid are crazy. Great video!

[@TomLeeman]

I know I can’t believe it. I was watching from the second floor. No way I’d be down there breeding that but that’s the way they did it.

[@-redacted_by_youtube]

Muriatic acid? If so that shit is crazy. Use it to clean pools to re epoxy. That and a scrub brush works good. Never dealt with a pool that dirty.

[@staffordartglass]

What I don't understand is if the diamond brite seals against water, what's the role of muratic acid (which erodes the surface some)?

[@TomLeeman]

I think it chemically fixes it, but I’m not quite sure

[@timmclaughlin1787]

@@TomLeeman No it only reveals the aggregate in the plaster

[@johnb90]

I have had a pool surfaced with Diamondbrite for about 12 years. It’s a very durable product but it stains horribly with minerals in the water. My pool looks so bad I could never recommend Diamondbrite. I researched it and found other pool owners who had similar issue. How is yours looking now that it’s been a few years?

[@TomLeeman]

It actually looks pretty darn good. It’s all white and we’re pretty happy with it so far cross your fingers who knows. Thank you for watching.

[@nancyla866]

Maybe that's why they used the acid? Did they do that for yours?

[@amberlivesay1486]

I’m getting pool quotes to do the same thing, on average does something like this cost? I don’t want to get screwed over again

[@TomLeeman]

Including the cost of the tile and all the materials and labor, this was about 8000

[@amberlivesay1486]

I got quoted $9-10k for pebble/stone work so I guess not that far off. Thanks!!

[@frankcastle_8513]

How much did it cost for the entire job?

[@TomLeeman]

Just under 8000

[@TomLeeman]

Good to know interesting

[@LocsNmore]

What’s the going price for this needed to do this to my pool

[@TomLeeman]

This is right around eight grand

[@LocsNmore]

@@TomLeeman thank you where are you located?

[@Luke-hl7zd]

Is there any chance the pool could crack without the weight of the water when drained

[@TomLeeman]

When we drained ours for this application, it didn’t crack but we had to bust out a bunch of bubbles and then in a really do some work on it so it’s a whole process. Thanks for watching.

[@domcizek]

NO, BUT IF IT RAINS A LOT, THE GROUND WATER COULD PUSH THE POOL OUT OF THE GROUND, IT HAS HAPPENED

[@ActsKJV]

If you don’t mind me asking, how much did it all cost?

[@TomLeeman]

About eight grand

[@endrettaflores7378]

I would pay that good price I live in central California and they say 15k and up just for plaster🥹

[@anthonydirocco5203]

Hey Tom--I know you said you weren't completely happy with the plaster result. How about the tile part? Did that hold up well? Thanks!

[@TomLeeman]

Tile came out good and happy with the look thanks for watching

[@anthonydirocco5203]

Great to hear!! @@TomLeeman

[@codyjones8313]

What's the cost to redo all of it?

[@TomLeeman]

When you include the new tile which was kind of expensive, it came out to about 7500

[@ronfleming2872]

Hey Tom, was the pool painted previously or was it just bare plaster? Just wondering if you had to remove any old coatings before this process and how you did it.

[@TomLeeman]

We picked a certain color of diamond bright that’s the stuff they put all over the pool and that’s where the color comes from. You don’t really paint it. It’s already in the mix.

[@ChristoGedeon]

What is the name of this water!

[@TomLeeman]

This is Delray Beach Water. It’s the worst.

[@mrs.blackberry7388]

Hello, I am watching your video and the price you stated I know I would have to take out a 2nd. My pool looks just like yours. Where are you located for quotes on my pool?

[@TomLeeman]

We are in South Florida and they charge about $7000 plus the cost of materials and tiles

[@jeginorio2563]

How much cost this work?

[@TomLeeman]

Total including the tile which was about 1500 bucks this was just under eight grand

[@kevouelt]

How much did it cost for this pool?

[@TomLeeman]

This was just about eight grand

[@kevouelt]

Was that for labor as well?

[@rachelharriott5101]

Hi what was the cost of this job? I have a similar pool situation.

[@TomLeeman]

With the purchase of the tile it was about $8000

[@rachelharriott5101]

@@TomLeeman How many days did this take before you could swim in the pool?

[@TomLeeman]

@@rachelharriott5101 first you have to let the chlorine dissipate before you drain it then it takes a full day to drain it then you’ve got to go in and bust out any bubbles in cracks and you have to clean all the debris from the interior if you’re redoing your tile that will take at least a day maybe two to terret out and put in the new and then one day to put the diamond Brite on and a day to fill the pool back up so it’s gonna be about a week. Good luck thanks for watching.

[@johnellisonarmadilloconstr7966]

How much did you charge for this job?

[@TomLeeman]

About 7500

[@rollyhernandez9239]

Do you unplug the valve hydrostatic relief?.

[@TomLeeman]

That’s a great question. I’m not sure.

[@rollyhernandez9239]

@@TomLeeman I didn't know about that hydrostatic valve. But some pools don't come with it. I live in Atlanta, Georgia.

[@JaneSquires-o4n]

You were calling them drains. They are not drains. They are hydrostatic valves

[@Gummy1991]

doesnt plaster or construction dust have silica? Should they have worn p100 masks? For safety purposes, we should be wearing p100 masks right? I am about to tear down my pool myself.

[@TomLeeman]

These guys apparently did not care because they didn’t wear any protective gear

[@hoangtiendung6985]

Hi can you help me give all the product name from A to Z and where I can buy ??? Please

[@TomLeeman]

The stuff that they resurface the pool with is called diamond bright and if you Google it, you should be able to find somebody close to you who has it the tile I bought from the Tile Store I’m not sure the name of it and the mud that you used to put it on has to be a waterproof so you may have to do a little research on that one. Good luck. Thanks for watching.

[@TomLeeman]

Florida

[@domcizek]

WHAT WAS TOTAL COST?

[@TomLeeman]

About 8000

[@JBfromFL]

We dump it with the acid? What does it do?>

[@TomLeeman]

I think it cures it or seals it in someway I’m not really sure

[@doctorstrange1734]

Why did they add muriatic acid at the end?

[@TomLeeman]

I believe that makes it cure and harden up because they fill it right after

[@doctorstrange1734]

@@TomLeeman ok thanks

[@stebensbobby]

How much is a job like that

[@TomLeeman]

8000

[@Maverick5588]

Cool video

[@TomLeeman]

Thanks

[@santanadesignstudio6045]

Great Job!

[@TomLeeman]

Thanks!

[@karenvillarica]

thanks for the video. the installation manual says that coveage of an 80-lb bag is approx 22 sqft. is that your experience?

[@TomLeeman]

I do believe so

[@timmclaughlin1787]

That is for 3/8 to 1/2 in.

[@The.ControversialChristian]

Is the commentator Clark Howard?

[@TomLeeman]

Yes, he is. Thanks for watching.

[@The.ControversialChristian]

@@TomLeeman genius!!! lol we are getting ready to do this to our pool lol

[@TomLeeman]

It takes a day to drain the pool and then you’ve got to chip out all of the hollow points and make sure you got it prepped you need a day to chip all of the old tile away if you’re doing that and then they come in and do it in a day so it’s probably about I don’t know four or five daysthat your pool is gonna be down because you have to fill it also this cost $7500 and $1500 for the tile good luck thanks for watching

[@angeljimenez-to2kz]

What's the purpose of pouring acid ?

[@TomLeeman]

I guess it says the coating

[@TimelessZenpai]

Expose the aggregate.

[@yodaiam6849]

Bob Ross of Pool plaster 😂 percolate 😂 great class🫡🇺🇸

[@TomLeeman]

Thanks for watching. Enjoy your new pool.

[@lilianarealty5035]

Looks like a pretty good job with attention to detail. Would you recommend these guys? Great vid and nice play-by-play.

[@TomLeeman]

There were some things that I was not happy with, so I don’t know if I would recommend these guys because they didn’t come back and fix some problems that I had one was there completely in case it light, which was a total mistake and there’s some really rough areas on the surface bottom

[@hennasee83]

​@TomLeeman what did you mean by they incased the light?

[@TomLeeman]

It would be more trouble than it’s worth to take them to court for the amount of money. It’d be cheaper really just to fix it myself, but I’m gonna live with it for right now.

[@MichaelTroche]

Do you know the kind of tile used on the pool line

[@TomLeeman]

It’s a glass tile that I want at a tile shop cost me about $1500. It’s twilight series turquoise GT 82323T for glass mosaic tile. We love it. It really gives the pool. A cool look

[@JVig77]

What was the cost?

[@TomLeeman]

7k

[@pbutta3000]

@@TomLeeman 7K? Where are you located, I need this done in Pensacola, FL.

[@Stablenut]

Is this crew for hire?

[@TomLeeman]

I don’t think so. I tried to get them to come back and fix some things, and they just ghosted me.

[@TomLeeman]

This was about 7500 with the tile which I bought from another source, but I have to say these guys weren’t the greatest mechanics and there were some flaws but for the price I guess it was worth it

[@alinalarrubia2088]

What flaws & mechanics please?

[@nathen4021]

Using a plastering machine would be easier for mixing/applying the diamond bright/pebble sheen.

[@TomLeeman]

That's a great idea!

[@michaeld.3779]

Great professional work. The only problem I can see is the lack of respirators when applying the muriatic acid. One whiff of that stuff and my nose rebels. Those guys were breathing it into their lungs. They'll be lucky to make it to retirement.

[@TomLeeman]

I know it’s not very smart. I stayed in the house when they did that.

[@-redacted_by_youtube]

Arent you the boss? If so wouldn't this open you up to a lawsuit if you don't provide ppe equipment if they get sick? Not very smart.

[@trevorwells9708]

Props to the guy who can smoke his cig while he had trowels the steps 😂

[@TomLeeman]

The only problem is, he dropped a big giant ash and it turned the area gray. Now I have a spot on my son step.

[@blazinbuc99]

I do this for a living and have never pressure washed the interior of a pool, we always give it an acid wash and rinse it down. Obviously we take care of delaminations

[@TomLeeman]

I could’ve used your company if you were in Florida, dang it

[@-redacted_by_youtube]

Muriatic acid and a scrub brush. Only time I pressure washed a pool was after a hurricane. There were crabs and fish in there and shit I don't want to kmow about.

[@TomLeeman]

I purchased the tile separately. It cost me 1500 and then the job was 7500 so all total about nine grand but they made some mistakes and wouldn’t come back and fix it so you can get what you pay for.

[@timmclaughlin1787]

That was a low price for the work.

[@paulr1784]

For a point of reference, can anyone give me their best estimate of how much this job would cost today?

[@TomLeeman]

I think about eight grand

[@asdf1475963]

30k

[@endrettaflores7378]

😢

[@timmclaughlin1787]

10-15 thousand

[@sbearly]

Well "we" certainly got the job done.😄

[@TomLeeman]

Yes, we did

[@totallynottrademarked5279]

How much should something like this cost? I have gotten a couple quotes and compared to the some from last year they are easily 10,000 added to the old price.

[@TomLeeman]

It was about 7000+1500 for the tile

[@totallynottrademarked5279]

@@TomLeeman Thanks for the response. I am getting quotes for $17,000 for similar work in about the same size pool. When just last year they quoted around what you just said.

[@islandwayaustin]

@@totallynottrademarked5279 for a resurfacing?

[@totallynottrademarked5279]

@@islandwayaustin Yeah. Crazy. Some light paver work around one of the drains where ants undermined them. Other than that it is just resurfacing.

[@ernestojuarez6173]

Some company here in San Antonio quoted me 18k similar size but in quote it was 11k in labor cost

[@TomLeeman]

Thanks for watching

[@TomLeeman]

When I needed them to come back and fix some things that were screwed up a ghost at me

[@Gummy1991]

what was the mistake? I am gonna tackle a big pool project myself. and i am banging out all the hollow spots , and then refill em back up with sider crete.

[@henrycole8705]

In my life long building trades career. Never got the chance to build a concrete pool.

[@TomLeeman]

Good luck on building your pool. Let me know how it comes out.

[@henrycole8705]

@@TomLeeman lol oh no. Always wanted too since i have had my hands in so much since 1980. Just wanted to build one at some point using ICF blocks. Missed the chance