Fiberglass pools need a different repair approach than gunite or concrete. We repair surface and structural issues specific to fiberglass shells.
Fiberglass issues usually fall into one of a few categories, and the fix depends on which one you're dealing with.
Fading, chalking or blistered gel coat addressed and refinished.
Surface and structural cracks assessed and repaired.
Blisters caused by water intrusion into the gel coat treated properly.
Fittings inspected where they meet the fiberglass shell.
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Submit the estimate form or call, and share a few photos of the issue.
We assess whether it's a surface issue, a structural crack or a fitting problem.
Get a clear scope of what's needed, with a written estimate.
We complete the repair and refinish the surface to blend in.
Repairing a fiberglass shell isn't the same as patching plaster. We use materials and methods built for fiberglass so the repair actually holds.
As the sister company of South Texas Custom Pools, we bring construction-level knowledge of pool shells to every fiberglass repair, not just a surface patch.

Pools with clean, crack-free surfaces after repair.
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Repaired Pool Edge
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Spa Lounger DetailFiberglass pools have a smooth, one-piece shell rather than a troweled plaster surface. If you're not sure, let us know during your estimate and we can confirm.
Osmotic blisters usually form when water works its way into small imperfections in the gel coat over time. They need to be properly dried out and repaired, not just patched over.
Most surface and many structural cracks can be repaired without replacing the shell. We'll assess the extent of the damage and let you know if it's more serious.
We refinish repaired areas to blend with the surrounding gel coat as closely as possible, though very close inspection may still reveal where the repair was made.
It depends on the type and extent of the repair, but properly done gel coat and crack repairs are built to hold up to normal pool use for years.
Tell us what's happening, upload a few photos and our team will help you determine the right repair.
Tell us what is happening. We will follow up to schedule your free estimate.