Professional Pool Renovation

Pool Replastering for Greater New Orleans

Nova Pools & Spas, LLC provides pool replastering and resurfacing for homeowners throughout Greater New Orleans and surrounding Southeast Louisiana communities.

Surface Preparation Before the New Finish

The existing pool interior is drained and prepared so the new finish can be installed over a properly evaluated and cleaned substrate. Discuss the condition of the existing surface and the preparation included in your project scope before the new finish is applied. The before photos below document the drained interior and preparation stage of the featured project.

Grenadine Gray with Quartz

For this project, the resurfacing system incorporated QuartzScapes base material with white Portland cement, cobalt blue and black quartz aggregate, and Grenadine Gray dry pigment. The combination creates a professionally blended quartz interior designed to provide color variation, texture and visual depth throughout the finished pool surface.

Tile & Coping Coordination

When included in the renovation scope, new waterline tile and coping can be coordinated with the interior finish to create a more complete transformation.

Planning Pool Replastering & Resurfacing

When to Discuss Surface Wear

A worn or aging interior is a reason to discuss resurfacing. Describe changes you have noticed in the surface texture or appearance and identify the areas that concern you. An evaluation can help define the work needed; appearance alone should not be treated as confirmation that a new finish is the right solution.

Selecting a Finish for Your Pool

Discuss the color, texture and visual character you want alongside the existing waterline tile and coping. The documented Grenadine Gray quartz project below provides one example of a coordinated finish selection, rather than a specification for every pool. Confirm the finish and materials proposed for your own project before work begins.

Startup & Care During Curing

Include startup and initial care in the project discussion. Ask for instructions specific to the selected finish, including filling, circulation, care during curing and when the pool can be used. Clarify responsibilities for startup and follow-up care rather than assuming that every finish uses the same schedule.

Coordinating Tile, Coping & Other Renovation Work

If the pool edge also needs updating, plan coping and waterline tile work alongside the interior finish. The featured project below documents this coordination. For additional pool upgrades, discuss the scope and sequence as part of a broader pool renovation.

Surrounding surfaces can also be considered where relevant: Nova's documented Kenner renovation combined replastering with spray-deck work. Explore pool deck renovation and resurfacing if your plans include refreshing the area around the pool.

Actual Nova Replastering Project

Grenadine Gray Quartz Pool Resurfacing

This complete pool interior renovation features a Grenadine Gray quartz finish. The documented resurfacing system incorporated QuartzScapes base material and white Portland cement, blended with cobalt blue and black quartz aggregate and Grenadine Gray dry pigment. Together, these materials create a layered quartz interior with subtle color variation and visual depth. The renovation was coordinated with Fiji Bay Blue 2" × 2" tile, Boardwalk Ocean 6" × 6" tile and Haze tumbled coping, creating a cohesive transition from the pool interior to the waterline and surrounding edge. The original before-and-after photographs below document the transformation from the prepared existing surface to the completed, refilled pool.

Featured Finish — Grenadine Gray with Quartz: QuartzScapes Base • White Portland Cement • Cobalt Blue Quartz Aggregate • Black Quartz Aggregate • Grenadine Gray Dry Pigment

Coordinated Renovation Materials: Fiji Bay Blue 2" × 2" Tile • Boardwalk Ocean 6" × 6" Tile • Haze Tumbled Coping