Concrete Pool Renovations Perth

Plan the pool as a whole

A concrete pool renovation may begin with an ageing interior, dated tiles or a pool edge that needs attention. Before choosing a finish, consider which parts of the pool you want to keep and which need to change.

Boutique Pool Renovations can discuss your priorities, assess the existing condition and prepare a scope for the proposed work. Your enquiry can focus on the interior or include related pool-edge and surrounding work.

Explore the interior options

• Plaster resurfacing: discuss a new plaster interior and the required preparation.
• Pool tiling: explore waterline replacement or a broader tiling scope.
• Pool painting: ask whether a coating system is suitable for the existing surface.
• Fibreglass lining: explore this option subject to confirmation of suitability and BPR’s project scope.

These are different systems. The existing pool and the work required should guide the discussion; one finish is not automatically right for every project.

Bring the pool edge into the plan

Waterline tiles, coping and adjacent paving influence how the finished pool looks and how related work is sequenced. Mention cracked or loose areas, drainage concerns and any changes you want to the surrounding space.

Our coping and paving page explains the questions to raise at the quote stage.

Separate surface work from structural changes

Tell us if you are considering changes to the shape, depth, steps or other structural features. Those should be specifically assessed and quoted rather than assumed to be included in resurfacing. Significant structural concerns may need additional specialist advice.

Make your quote easier to compare

List your must-have work and any optional upgrades. Ask for inclusions, exclusions and the treatment of variations to be clear. Confirm access arrangements and scheduling before proceeding.

Read what affects resurfacing costs and how to prepare for the work.