Pool Renovations
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Pool Renovations Without Stress
Services & Products
Levco Pools completes 100’s of pool renovations every year. Click here to see what our customers have to say about the renovation work we do. Does the idea of pool renovation hassles cause you stress?
Renovating your pool shouldn’t feel overwhelming—it should feel exciting.
At Levco Pools, we make the process simple, efficient, and stress-free. Whether your pool needs a cosmetic facelift or a full structural transformation, our experienced team delivers quality work with precision, creativity, and care.
From resurfacing and tile updates to redesigning the shape, depth, or entire look of your pool, we turn outdated spaces into modern retreats.
➡️ Ready to reimagine your pool? Call us at (908) 231-9359 or schedule your complimentary consultation today.
All Services
Pool Renovation Services Include
Installing New Tile And Coping Can Bring Back The Original Beauty Of Your Pool
Vivid colors or earth tones in solids or patterns are available | Safety Grip Brick | Stone for Inground pools | Cantilevered Cement
New Interior Surfaces Can Completely Change the Look & Feel Of Your Pool
Hydrazzo | River Rok, Diamond Brite | White Plaster for Inground swimming pool
Enhancing Your Pool Environment By Refurbishing The Decking Material
Masonry Stone | Patterned Brick | Kool Deck | Patterned Concrete | Wood Decking | Stamp | Crete
Installing State-Of-The-Art Systems
Filtration Systems | Digital Controls | Pumps | Chlorinators | Color Spectrum Lights | Virtually Chlorine-free purification
Design Modifications To The Shape, Depth And Style Of Your Pool including
Spas | Waterfalls | Fountains | Slides | Diving Boards
What do our clients say
“We recently just had our 45year old gunite pool renovated by Levco. From the first meeting with the Levco representation to the completion of the project, it was an extremely pleasant experience…
“Levco pools did a great job closing our pool for us they showed up the day they said they would and took care of everything.”
“Starts switch Levco this year after being with another company for 5 years. They have been amazing and our pool have never looked so good! Thank you for the excellent service!!”
Pool Renovation FAQs
What is the average cost of pool renovation in New Jersey?
The average pool renovation cost in New Jersey ranges from $5,000 to $100,000.
It depends on various factors, including the size and condition of your pool, the materials you choose, and the extent of the renovation work that needs to be done.
Will I need a permit to renovate my pool?
This depends on the specifics of the renovation and what work is being done.
What are some common pool renovation projects?
Many different projects can be included in a pool renovation, but some of the most common include:
- Replacing the liner or resurfacing the pool shell
- Re-plastering the pool plaster
- Removing and replacing the pool tiles
- Removing and replacing the pool coping
- Updating the decking and fencing around the pool
- Adding new features such as diving boards, automation, salt generators
- Installing a heater or automatic cover system
How long will it take for my renovated pool to be ready?
The duration varies depending on the scope of work that needs to be done, also the weather can play a major factor, but typically, it will take two to four weeks to complete a pool renovation.
What should I expect during the renovation process?
It will vary depending on the contractor you hire, but generally, you can expect some disruption in your backyard while the work is being done.
Make sure you have a plan in place for where you will be storing all of your patio furniture and other belongings while the renovation is underway.
Also, keep in mind that dust and noise may be an issue.
Who should I hire for my pool renovation?
Many different contractors can do a pool renovation, but it’s essential to choose one that is reputable and has experience with this type of work.
Ask around for recommendations, or check with the Better Business Bureau to find a qualified contractor.
When should I start planning my renovation?
You should begin thinking about renovating your pool as soon as possible!
Most pool contractors book their projects months in advance due to high demand, so waiting until summertime may not give you many options on when you can schedule this work.
Can I save money if I do some renovations myself?
Yes you can. However, if you don’t have the expertise trying to do the work can sometimes “backfire” costing the homeowner more money in the long run.
How soon should I start planning my renovations once spring hits?
It would be best if you aimed to get started on this project immediately after the end of winter/beginning of springtime – most pools begin opening for business during Memorial Day weekend.
However, keep in mind that not all pool companies will be fully booked at this time, so there may be limited flexibility in scheduling.
What kind of preparations do I need to make before the renovation?
It will vary depending on your contractor, but generally, you should expect a few days/weeks when your pool is out of commission while work is being done.
Make sure you have a plan in place for how you will get by without a pool during this time.
You may also need to move any furniture or belongings around the pool area, so construction workers do not damage them.
Can I still use my pool during the renovation?
Whether you use your pool during renovation or not depends on your contractor. Many will allow you to continue using the pool throughout the renovation process.
However, it may be more inconvenient for you as people and equipment constantly move back and forth. Others will require that the pool be drained entirely and covered for the duration of the renovation.
Can I renovate my pool without draining it?
This question depends on the contractor you hire – some can do renovations without draining the pool, while others will require that it be emptied for safety reasons.
Ask your contractor ahead of time what their policy is so you are not surprised when the work begins.
Do I need a new pool filter?
Not necessarily. If your current one is in good working condition, you may be able to replace parts vs buying an entirely new unit.
However, if this part needs to be replaced, expect some downtime while this work is being done. And ask about whether you can use the pool during this time.
What is involved in resurfacing my pool?
Resurfacing refers to completely redoing the surface material of your pool – this means removing the old tiles/grout and patching any cracks before putting down new ones (often with specially designed epoxy for pools) that match the rest of the design.
This work should be done by pool by professionals, but keep in mind that there may be other associated costs (such as repairing or replacing the pool deck).
Can I renovate my pool if it has algae problems?
Yes! Many contractors will insist on doing so before they begin any other work.
Algae can be a sign of underlying problems with your pool (such as pH levels or water circulation) that you should address to prevent them from returning after the renovation is complete.
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