Pool resurfacing in Bunnell, FL

Resurfacing for Flagler County's county seat

Bunnell is the county seat of Flagler County, and it has a different feel from Palm Coast next door. Homes sit on bigger lots, many properties back up to woods or farmland, and newer subdivisions are going in alongside older country homes. Whatever kind of property you have, pool finishes here wear out the same way: sun, chemicals and time.

If your pool feels rough, has stains you can't scrub away, or shows flaking spots, call (386) 291-5262. We'll connect you with an independent contractor who serves Bunnell for a free on-site estimate.

Well water and pool stains

Some homes in and around Bunnell use private wells. If you fill or top off your pool with well water, it may carry iron or other minerals that can stain plaster orange, brown or green. Before resurfacing, mention your water source to the contractor. They may suggest:

• Testing your fill water for metals.
• Using a pre-filter when filling the pool after the new finish goes in.
• A finish that hides or resists staining, such as pebble or a darker quartz color.

Fixing the water source matters. A beautiful new finish can stain again within a season if the fill water isn't handled.

Leaves, pine needles and open pools

Not every pool in western Flagler County has a screen enclosure. Open pools near trees collect leaves and pine needles that leave tannin stains on light finishes. If your pool is open to the yard, a mid-tone or darker finish can be a practical choice, and your contractor can talk you through what will look best.

What to expect

A typical resurfacing project in Bunnell includes an inspection, careful drain-down, removal of loose finish, surface prep and repairs, the new finish, and a guided start-up. Many homeowners add tile and coping work or deck resurfacing at the same time. If you're considering basic replastering, ask for a quote on a tougher finish too so you can compare.

Call (386) 291-5262 or use the form on this page to get started. The estimate is free and there's no obligation.