Transform Your Pool. Permanently.

Re-Gel is the gelcoat-renewal stage of the HEXConvert™ system. We apply a fresh, color-matched gelcoat over the fiberglass to restore the smooth, glossy finish and protect it against UV, pool chemicals, and everyday wear — bringing an existing fiberglass surface back to like-new condition without a full rebuild.

Fibre Tech™ is the proven fiberglass pool-resurfacing technology we install as the exclusive North & Central Texas dealer. It bonds a fiberglass-and-gelcoat surface to your existing shell — the foundation of our permanent, low-maintenance finish that ends the plaster replastering cycle.

Plaster is porous and wears out — it cracks, stains, and roughens, so it needs replastering every 7–10 years. Our fiberglass surface is non-porous and bonds to your existing shell as one continuous, factory-smooth finish. It resists algae, uses far fewer chemicals, and is built to last decades — ending the resurfacing cycle instead of repeating it.

We drain and prep the pool, repair any cracks or structural issues, then apply the bonded fiberglass surface and a color-matched gelcoat. Once it cures we refill, balance the water, and hand off your warranty. Your pool keeps its exact shape and size but gains a permanent, factory-smooth interior — most projects finish in about 7–10 days.

Our in-house remodeling covers waterline tile, coping, gelcoat refinishing, and full interior updates — often paired with a fiberglass resurface. Whether you're modernizing the look, adding features, or addressing wear, we handle the entire project under one roof with no subcontractors.

Yes. We don't just skim-coat over the surface — we seal and reinforce cracks at the shell level so they don't reopen, then resurface over the repair for a seamless, watertight finish. Crack repair is the right first step before any new surface goes on.

A wall bulge is when a fiberglass pool wall bows inward or outward, usually from ground pressure or a structural/water issue. We correct and re-support the wall to restore the shell's shape and integrity, then resurface — so the pool is structurally sound before any cosmetic work.

Most projects are completed in about 7–10 days from start to swim-ready, depending on pool size, condition, and weather. We give you a clear timeline — and a guaranteed completion date in writing — before any work begins.

Fiberglass resurfacing typically costs more upfront than a single replaster, but plaster has to be redone every 7–10 years. Because our surface is a one-time installation, most homeowners save $20,000–$40,000 over the life of the pool once you factor in eliminated resurfacing cycles, lower chemical use, and reduced maintenance. We provide a free, no-obligation quote tailored to your pool.

We're headquartered in Texas and serve the entire state — DFW, San Antonio, Austin, Houston, Waco, Tyler, and beyond. Our crews also regularly work in Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas, and we travel beyond our core footprint for the right project. If you're not sure whether we reach you, just call — we very likely do.

No. Resurfacing, tile, coping, gelcoat, and structural repair are all handled by our own in-house crews. You get one accountable team from first call to final handoff — no outsourcing and no subcontractor finger-pointing.

Yes. Fiberglass conversion is ideal for deteriorating pools — cracks, rough surfaces, staining, and structural issues are addressed and sealed under the new surface. We've renewed pools of nearly every age, size, and shape, including saltwater systems.

Call us or submit the free-assessment form on this page. We'll learn about your pool, answer your questions, and schedule a no-pressure on-site visit — usually within 48 hours — followed by a clear written proposal. There's no obligation.