Is $38,000 to renovate a 30-year-old pool including coping, tile, sun ledge conversion, and plaster a fair price?
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We renovated our 30ish year old pool this winter/spring. The plaster job is, IMO, terrible. There are cracks, bubbles and it feels incredibly rough. There is dirt swirled in with the plaster making the pool appear filthy. The stairs going into the pool are angled now and make you feel like you are going to fall in. There is a spot on the submerge that feels hollow and has a small crack on it. The crew also left concrete dust all over the deck and it left stained patches and clumps.
Quote Details
Full pool renovation project including: - Replaced coping and tile - Converted existing hot tub into a sun ledge - Applied new plaster finish - Reconstructed pool entry stairs
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Category
Pools
Price
$38,000
Quote Date
June 15, 2026
Pool Type
In-ground Concrete
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