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Pool resurfacing on the Mornington Peninsula
The Peninsula is home. Our factory is in Mornington, so inspections are quick and our crew is never far from your pool.
Our factory · Milgate Drive, MorningtonWhat we do here
Every type of pool on the Peninsula
We resurface fibreglass, concrete and vinyl liner pools with a new seamless fibreglass membrane and gelcoat finish.
Fibreglass pools
Chalky gelcoat, crazing, brown patches and osmosis blisters. Fibreglass renovations.
Concrete pools
Flaking paint, black spot, rough pebblecrete and drummy marblesheen. Concrete renovations.
Vinyl liner pools
Stretched or leaking liners converted to fibreglass where the pool is suitable. Vinyl conversions.
Spas and commercial
Close to home
Pools we know locally
We have inspected, quoted on or worked on pools in places like Mornington, Mount Martha, Mount Eliza, McCrae, Bittern, Frankston, Seaford and the Pearcedale area. We have also done commercial work in Fingal.
Being local makes a practical difference. We can usually inspect your pool soon after you call, and if a question comes up during the job, we are a short drive away.
You can see finished pools on our Our work page and read what owners say on our reviews page.
Local conditions
Coastal soils, groundwater and salt water
Parts of the Peninsula sit on sandy coastal soils, and some areas have higher groundwater. That matters when a pool is drained for resurfacing, because water can push up under an empty shell.
Groundwater management through the pool base is included in our quotes. If groundwater comes up while your pool is empty, we first pump it out through the hydrostatic valve. If that can't keep up, we install a new hydrostatic main drain. That can be an additional cost, and we explain it at inspection so you know before work starts.
Salt chlorination is common on the Peninsula. A fibreglass finish suits a salt pool, but like any surface it lasts longest when the water chemistry is kept in range. Test regularly and adjust as needed.
What to expect
From inspection to swimming
Free inspection
We look at your pool and send a written Pool Condition Report with photos, our recommendation and a fixed written price.
About a week on site
Most residential pools take about a week, weather permitting. We clean and prepare your existing surface, then laminate a new fibreglass membrane and gelcoat. How it works.
Clear payment terms
A 20% deposit (minimum $500) locks in your start date, 40% when work starts and 40% on completion. Finance options.
5 year written warranty
Workmanship and materials on a full fibreglass resurface, transferable if you sell. Warranty details.
Questions
Common questions
Where are you based?
Our office and factory are at Unit 16, 33 Milgate Drive, Mornington. Because we are local, we can usually get to Peninsula pools for an inspection quickly.
My area has a high water table. Can my pool still be resurfaced?
Yes. Groundwater management through the pool base is included in our quotes. If groundwater comes up while the pool is empty, we first pump it out through the hydrostatic valve. If that can't keep up, we install a new hydrostatic main drain, which can be an additional cost. We explain this at inspection.
Is a fibreglass finish suitable for a salt chlorinated pool?
Yes. Many pools on the Peninsula run salt chlorinators. Like any pool finish, gelcoat lasts longest when the water chemistry is kept in range. Water chemistry problems are not covered by the warranty, so regular testing matters.
Do I need to be home while you work?
Usually not. We need access to the pool area, power and water.
Next step
Book a local inspection
Tell us your suburb and what you are seeing. We will come and look, then send your written Pool Condition Report. Or call 03 5975 5955.
