An older pool does not always need to be replaced. When cracked tile, rough plaster, worn decking, unreliable equipment, or an outdated layout start affecting how a backyard looks and functions, a professional pool remodeling plan can provide a clearer path forward. Laguna Pools helps homeowners throughout the greater Denver metro area, including Denver and Aurora, evaluate the full condition of an existing pool before recommending repairs, renovations, equipment updates, or a more complete transformation.
A remodeling request is about more than choosing a new pool finish. It can involve the shell, tile, coping, plumbing, pump, filter, lighting, water features, deck, and surrounding hardscape. By reviewing those connected systems together, homeowners can make informed decisions about which improvements should happen now and which can be scheduled for a future phase.
When Does an Aging Pool Need More Than Routine Repairs?
Routine service usually suffices for minor issues like small leaks or cosmetic concerns. Larger renovations are better when multiple components fail simultaneously, like resurfacing a damaged pool and replacing tile, updating plumbing, and improving the equipment pad instead of fixing issues over years. Homeowners can use this Denver pool remodel cost guide for budgeting. Online estimates help early planning but don’t account for the pool’s condition, property access, materials, permits, or plumbing and equipment needs. A specific estimate from Laguna Pools offers a clearer scope. Signs to consider remodeling include recurring equipment problems, deteriorating finishes, loose or cracked tiles, damaged concrete, aging plumbing, or limited space and outdated design.
Why Choose Laguna Pools for a Denver Pool Remodeling Request?
Laguna Pools is a full-service pool company that combines renovation, construction, cleaning, maintenance, and repair. Renovations often involve appearance and function, requiring coordination of finishes with updates to returns, lighting, plumbing, decking, or equipment. The process begins with the homeowner’s goals; some want a modern look, others need surface repairs or layout improvements. Laguna Pools considers the property’s condition, preferred materials, features, and pool use to develop a practical scope of work. Project oversight is crucial, as remodels involve many aspects like material choices, scheduling, inspections, and finish work. Laguna Pools’ experienced team ensures quality control and organized management from planning to startup.
How Laguna Pools Evaluates a Pool Renovation
- Pool and backyard inspection.The team reviews the existing pool, equipment, visible surface concerns, plumbing considerations, deck condition, access points, and surrounding landscape.
- Homeowner consultation.The discussion covers priorities, budget, style preferences, maintenance concerns, and the features the homeowner wants to add or change.
- Scope development.Laguna Pools identifies items that need repair, replacement, resurfacing, redesign, or modernization.
- Material and feature planning.Potential choices can include plaster or other finishes, tile, coping, pavers, concrete, lighting, rockwork, masonry, and water features.
- Estimate, scheduling, and next steps.After the scope is defined, the homeowner can review the estimate, anticipated schedule, permit needs, and construction plan.
What Can Be Improved During a Pool Remodel?
Laguna Pools can address targeted repairs or coordinate a more extensive backyard renovation. Options may include the following:
- Surface restoration:Resurfacing or plastering can refresh a worn pool interior and improve its overall appearance.
- Tile and coping replacement:New tile and coping can update the waterline and pool edge while complementing the home’s exterior style.
- Deck remodeling:Pavers, concrete, masonry, veneer work, and rock features can create a more cohesive transition between the pool and outdoor living areas.
- Plumbing modernization:Older pools may have copper plumbing that can be evaluated for replacement with PVC during renovation work, where appropriate.
- Equipment updates:Pumps, filters, controls, heaters, and other equipment can be repaired or replaced as part of the overall plan.
- Lighting and water features:Updated lighting, waterfalls, and other custom features can add visual interest and support evening enjoyment.
Can a Remodel Improve Pool Efficiency?
Renovation is a good time to review if older equipment, circulation, plumbing, and controls still meet the pool’s needs. Cosmetic updates alone won’t fix issues caused by aging systems or inefficient circulation. Checking these during construction reduces the need for future repairs. Energy and water use depend on climate, pump schedule, equipment, practices, and winter-cover plans. These factors should be considered together, as one change won’t guarantee savings. For additional background, homeowners can review this peer-reviewed study of pool energy and water use. Laguna Pools can assess efficiency opportunities as part of the specific renovation plan without promising a one-size-fits-all result.
How Long Does a Pool Remodeling Project Take?
Timing depends on pool size, demolition, repair, weather, material, site access, inspections, and permits. Laguna Pools states most projects take 6-10 weeks, but remodels vary. Permitting can delay the start, depending on the city or county’s processes. Homeowners should request a schedule outlining stages like material ordering, demolition, plumbing, surface prep, finishing, inspections, startup, and review.
Should You Repair or Remodel Your Pool?
A repair-only approach suits when the pool’s structure, finish, plumbing, equipment, and deck are in good condition. Remodeling is better if repairs pile up, systems are outdated, or the pool no longer fits the homeowner’s lifestyle and goals. During a consultation, ask which issues are urgent, cosmetic, and which improvements should be done together. Homeowners should also discuss changing the pool shape, upgrading plumbing, applicable permits, what’s included in the estimate, and post-renovation maintenance.
Serving Denver, Aurora, and the Greater Metro Area
Denver-area pool projects benefit from local planning for seasonal weather, site conditions, access, material choices, and permitting. Laguna Pools serves Denver, Aurora, and surrounding communities with renovation services as well as ongoing cleaning, seasonal maintenance, construction, and equipment repair. That means homeowners can work with one pool company from the initial remodeling request through future service needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Laguna Pools remodel an existing inground pool?
Yes. Renovation services can include resurfacing, plastering, new tile, coping replacement, deck remodeling, plumbing updates, equipment modernization, lighting, and custom water features.
Does Laguna Pools build new pools, too?
Yes. In addition to remodeling existing pools, Laguna Pools provides custom pool design and construction services for homeowners who are planning a completely new backyard pool.
Does Laguna Pools offer free estimates?
Laguna Pools provides free estimates for remodeling and renovation projects. Financing may also be available for qualified clients, subject to applicable terms and approval.
Start With a Clear Remodeling Plan
A dated pool can become a more attractive, dependable, and functional part of the backyard with the right planning. Whether the priority is resurfacing, deck improvement, updated equipment, new lighting, plumbing work, or a complete visual redesign, Laguna Pools can help Denver and Aurora homeowners compare repair and renovation options, develop a detailed scope, and move forward with confidence.