There are some products that can be used for DIY replastering. www.sider-crete.com sells a kit that covers 60 feet and costs $130. However, most DIY pool plaster products are intended for small repairs. According to homeadvisor.com's national average, professional replastering will cost around $5 per square foot. For plain plaster, the cost is nearly twice that for polished exposed aggregate plaster.
Our crews will make sure that your yard is left in the same condition as it was when they started the work.
To resurface your pool, drain it first. Before you do anything, make sure you check with the local government to determine if your pool water can be drained. You can rent or hire a sump-pump to remove all the water from your pool. Before continuing, drain and dry the pool.