Pool tile
Review the tile areas to be updated, the appearance you want and how the selections will work with the coping and interior finish. Confirm the extent of removal and replacement in the proposal.
Complete pool remodeling · North Texas
Pool Remodeling.Tile, Coping & Plaster.
H30 Pools & Exteriors provides complete pool remodels and renovations in Fort Worth, Aledo, Weatherford and surrounding communities. Bring tile, coping and plaster into a coordinated plan for the pool you already have.
Founder Jordan Holloway brings 13 years of pool-industry experience.Meet H30 and our founder
H30 project photographyA new chapter for your pool
Keep what you love.
Rethink the rest.
Start with the existing pool and the changes you want to make—not just a new finish color. A site evaluation helps separate appearance goals from issues that need further investigation, so the renovation scope is clear.
Pool coping
Coping is the edge around the pool. Discuss the material, profile and connection to the surrounding deck as part of the same finish plan, with existing conditions reviewed on site.
Plaster & interior finishes
Discuss the existing interior, the finish you want and the preparation included in the renovation. A new interior finish is not a substitute for evaluating a known leak or structural concern.
Our remodeling services focus on tile, coping and plaster. Shape changes, added features, equipment work and repairs need individual evaluation and a clearly agreed scope.
Before we build
Look beneath
the finish choices.
Tell H30 what bothers you about the pool today: its appearance, worn finishes, the way it connects to the backyard, or a problem that has not been explained.
Bring repair records, equipment information and photos of the areas you want reviewed. Report known leaks, cracks or recurring problems before the finish selections and repair scope are finalized.
Review demolition, preparation, protection of surrounding areas, disposal, refilling and startup in the proposal. Identify any additional repairs before approving the work.
Discuss the existing pool with H30A remodel price
starts with the scope.
Existing surfaces, preparation and repair needs affect the price, even for pools with similar dimensions.
- Extent of the finish work
- The tile, coping and interior areas included in the remodel.
- Existing conditions
- Preparation, removal and any additional work identified for separate review.
- Selections & surrounding changes
- The selected materials and any agreed deck or outdoor-living improvements.
The H30 process
A considered plan
for an existing pool.
Review the layout, selections and revisions together before approving the work for construction.
- 01
Review the existing pool
Discuss what to preserve, what to update and any concerns that need evaluation.
- 02
Coordinate the finishes
Review tile, coping and plaster choices as a single visual direction.
- 03
Confirm the proposal
Clarify included preparation, exclusions, revisions and scheduling before approval.
- 04
Plan the renovation
Work through site arrangements, the approved construction scope and completion requirements.
Renovation timing is project-specific. Confirm when the pool will be unavailable and what must be completed before swimming resumes. Do not drain the pool yourself in preparation for the consultation.
Designed as a whole
Let the finishes
work together.
Use the gallery to show H30 the colors, pool edges and gathering spaces you like. The site evaluation will help identify which changes suit your existing pool.
Match the warranty to the work.
Request the written workmanship and product warranties for the remodeling work in your proposal. The new-construction structural warranty does not automatically apply to an existing pool or renovation.
Explore third-party financing optionsWhat does a complete pool remodel include?
H30’s remodeling services include tile, coping and plaster renovation. The actual scope depends on the existing pool and your goals. Equipment, structural changes, repairs and surrounding work should be evaluated and included in the proposal rather than assumed.
Do tile, coping and plaster all have to be replaced together?
Not necessarily. The existing condition and the scope you approve determine what is replaced. Discuss the relationship between the finishes and any overlapping work so you can compare a coordinated remodel with a smaller update.
Will replastering fix a leak or a structural problem?
Do not assume that an interior-finish renovation resolves a leak or structural issue. Tell H30 about known problems before finalizing the scope so the appropriate evaluation and any additional work can be addressed separately.
Can H30 update the pool deck or outdoor living at the same time?
H30 also offers concrete, decorative overlays, patios and other outdoor-living construction. Discuss those areas during the initial visit. The surfaces and work included must be evaluated and clearly identified in the proposal.
See hardscaping and surface optionsHow much does pool remodeling cost?
Cost depends on the tile, coping and plaster areas, their condition, preparation and removal needs, selected materials and any additional work. H30 reviews these details before preparing the proposal.
How long will my pool be unavailable?
Timing depends on the renovation scope and the existing pool’s condition. Review the work sequence, approvals, refilling and startup with H30, including when the pool can safely return to use.
Should I drain the pool before the consultation?
No. Leave draining and construction preparation to the project plan and the responsible professionals. For the consultation, share photos, the current condition and relevant maintenance or repair records instead.
Does the lifetime structural warranty apply to a remodel?
H30’s stated lifetime structural warranty is for new-construction pools, subject to written terms. Ask which workmanship and product warranties apply to your remodeling proposal; do not treat new-pool coverage as a warranty on an existing pool.
North Texas backyards
Find the planning details
for your area.
H30 serves Fort Worth and surrounding communities. Find local planning resources and preparation information for your project.
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Let’s reimagine
your existing pool.
Tell us what you want to update, what you want to keep and any concerns about the pool’s current condition.
A conversation, not a commitment.Your initial consultation and proposal are free.