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The right finish can make a major impact on your pool renovation. People notice this surface when they first look at a pool, and it can also impact the feel. Pebble, quartz, and plaster are three of the most common finish options. To help you make an informed decision, here’s a rundown of each one.

Which Pool Finish Should I Choose?

1. Pebble

Pebble or aggregate finishes consist of a plaster mix combined with small, polished stones. These stones give the surface a beautiful variance of color and texture while offering durability. The stones don’t fade, chip, or crumble when exposed to UV rays or pool chemicals, so pebble is a long-lasting option for those who want to make an investment in their pool renovation.

2. Quartz

pool renovationQuartz is a natural mineral that is hard and non-porous. In pool finishing, quartz is mixed with cement to create a durable surface that can be installed efficiently. This option can hold up well against pool chemicals and is resistant to chipping and etching. In addition, quartz comes in a wide array of colors, so you can choose the style that best suits your outdoor space.

3. Plaster

Plaster finishes are made using cement, marble, and additives. It offers a consistent look and smooth surface. It can also be dyed blue, green, or gray shades to blend in or give the pool a natural look. This option, which is also sometimes referred to as marcite, is one of the more affordable varieties available and can last for a decade or more under the right conditions.

 

If you’re planning a pool renovation, Gutierrez Pool Plastering in Plainfield, NJ, can help you with all the options listed above. Also serving homeowners in the Short Hills area, the company provides plastering, pebbling, tile installation, and deck removal and installation. In business for more than 38 years, the team has the knowledge and experience necessary to walk you through the options and provide quality workmanship that will last for years. To see a full selection of services, visit the company’s website. To get started on your pool renovation, call (908) 756-7585.

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