Pool resurfacing in Daytona Beach Shores, FL

Oceanfront pools along A1A

Daytona Beach Shores is a narrow oceanfront city along A1A, between Daytona Beach and Ponce Inlet. Much of it is made up of condominium towers, along with a smaller number of single-family homes. Nearly every building has a pool, and nearly every pool deals with heavy use, salt air, and direct ocean exposure.

Call (386) 220-9512 to be connected with an independent contractor who works on pools in Daytona Beach Shores, whether you're a homeowner or a condo board member.

For condominium associations

Condo pools are typically treated as public pools under Florida rules, which brings a few extra considerations:

• Health department notice. Resurfacing a public pool generally involves notifying the county health department, and a licensed contractor normally handles this paperwork.
• Downtime planning. Residents and seasonal guests notice a closed pool. Off-season scheduling keeps complaints down.
• Safety features. Depth markings, step edge tile and drain covers may need attention during resurfacing.
• Board approvals. Expect to gather multiple bids and present them to the board, so ask each contractor for a detailed written scope.

For single-family homes

Oceanfront homes face the same salt air as the towers around them. Tile, grout and coping often wear out before the interior finish does. Durable choices like pebble and quartz are popular, and many homeowners update tile and coping in the same project.

What to compare in bids

• The exact finish product and color.
• How much existing material will be removed.
• Tile, coping and repair items included.
• Start-up plan and who manages it.
• Warranty terms in writing.
• Florida license number, verified at myfloridalicense.com.

Deck surfaces

Large pool decks on condo properties see a lot of foot traffic. If yours is cracked, stained or hot underfoot, deck resurfacing can be scheduled along with the pool.

Call (386) 220-9512 or send the form to request an estimate.