Alamo Pool
Rough Plaster, Stubborn Algae, Staining That Won't Quit — Sound Familiar?
If you've been managing the same pool problems for two or three seasons — rough, scratchy texture, staining that returns quickly after treatment, algae that won't stay gone — the surface is the issue. Chemistry can't fix a porous substrate.
Kyle has grown rapidly over the past 15 years, and a significant portion of its housing stock was built in the 2005–2015 window. Those pools are now 10–20 years old, right in the range where original plaster starts failing — especially with Central Texas hard water. The Edwards Aquifer produces alkaline, calcium-rich water throughout the I-35 corridor from San Antonio to Kyle, which accelerates plaster degradation and drives heavy calcium scaling at the tile line.
Most homeowners in Kyle have been managing the symptoms for a couple of seasons before calling. The surface was the problem the whole time.
What a Failing Pool Surface Is Costing You Right Now
- Monthly chemical costs climb as porous plaster absorbs sanitizer instead of holding water balance
- Plaster chips cycle through the pump and filter, adding wear to equipment
- A rough, stained pool is harder to maintain and less enjoyable through a long Texas swim season
- Each month of delay is more unnecessary expense during Central Texas's extended pool season
How It Works — From First Call to Swimming
- Call or request a quote. We serve Kyle and respond within 1 hour during business hours. Call first to confirm scheduling availability for your area.
- Free in-person estimate. We come to your property, inspect the surface, and give you an honest recommendation — full resurface, patch, or acid wash, whatever the condition actually warrants.
- Written quote, your decision. Itemized in writing. No verbal estimates. No deposit until you sign and schedule.
- We do the work. Drain, prep, new surface, fill, startup chemistry. 5–8 days depending on pool size and finish.
- You swim. 30-day break-in for new plaster, then 10–25 years of reliable surface life.
What Homeowners Are Saying
Pool Resurfacing Cost in Kyle — What to Expect
- Replastering (8 to 12 year lifespan): $5,000 to $8,500
- Quartz aggregate (12 to 18 years, stain-resistant): $7,000 to $13,500
- Pebble aggregate (15 to 25 years, premium finish): $8,000 to $18,000
Your free estimate includes the exact quote for your specific pool. No surprises at invoice time.
We Know Kyle — And We Can Reach You
Kyle is about 50 minutes from our San Antonio base along I-35. We serve the I-35 corridor including Kyle, Buda, and New Braunfels. Central Texas hard water is consistent throughout this corridor — the Edwards Aquifer produces alkaline, high-calcium water that accelerates plaster degradation similarly across this region. We calibrate our startup chemistry protocol for actual local water conditions.
Call to confirm availability and scheduling for your area. When we can schedule your job, we commit to the same standard of work we deliver anywhere in the San Antonio metro.
Get Your Free Pool Resurfacing Estimate
No pressure, no obligation. Honest assessment of what your pool needs. Call to discuss availability for Kyle.
(726) 268-5597Our Pool Resurfacing Services
- Pool Resurfacing
- Pool Plastering
- Tile & Coping Repair
- Pool Deck Resurfacing
- Pool Renovation
- New Pool Construction
Learn about pool resurfacing cost in San Antonio or view our before & after gallery.
Kyle Water Quality Note
Kyle's water supply includes Edwards Aquifer and Barton Springs groundwater — both high-hardness sources running 200–300 ppm calcium. Hard water accelerates calcium scaling on pool surfaces significantly faster than national averages.
Read our Edwards Aquifer Pool Water Guide →