Pools age. Surfaces stain and rough up, tile dates and loosens, coping cracks, and decks wear thin. A renovation brings the whole pool back — surface, tile, coping, deck, and the equipment that runs it.
Veteran Concrete Coatings now offers pool renovations alongside its coating work — serving homeowners from Sarasota to Naples, including Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch, Venice, Fort Myers & Port Charlotte.
No two renovations are the same. Some pools need the full works; others just need the surface and tile while the deck and equipment are sound. At your on-site consultation we look at all of it and build the scope around what your pool actually needs — nothing more, nothing padded in.
The interior finish takes the hardest wear — years of chemicals, sun, and use leave it stained, rough, or worn through in spots. Resurfacing and refinishing the pool surface gives you a smooth, clean interior again and is the heart of most renovations.
The waterline tile band is where age shows first — cracked, loose, or dated tile, and grout that no longer holds. Tile can be repaired where it's sound and replaced where it isn't, updating the look of the whole pool in the process.
Coping is the cap around the pool edge — it protects the shell, finishes the look, and is what hands and feet meet getting in and out. Loose, cracked, or shifting coping is repaired or replaced so the edge is solid and even again.
This is the work Veteran Concrete Coatings is known for. A faded, cracked, or slippery deck can be resurfaced and coated as part of the renovation — or on its own — with slip-resistant finish options built for wet, barefoot Florida use.
Steps, benches, and finish details wear at their own pace and date a pool even when the main surface is holding up. Updating worn step finishes and tired details brings those high-use areas back in line with the rest of the renovation.
A renovation is the right time to deal with the equipment pad — aging pumps, filters, heaters, and salt systems that are noisy, leaking, or costing you to run. Equipment work can be scoped with the renovation so the pool looks new and runs like it too.
Every item above is assessed during your free on-site consultation — the written scope for your pool lists exactly what is included before any work begins.
Most aging pools don't fail all at once — they fade piece by piece. A stain treatment here, a tile patch there, a deck that gets a little rougher every summer. A renovation steps back, looks at the surface, tile, coping, deck, and equipment together, and fixes them in the right order, in agreed stages.
That is also where our coating background helps: the deck is often the biggest visible surface around a Florida pool, and resurfacing and coating it properly — grinding, repair, then finish — is the work we built this company on.
A renovated pool still needs equipment that runs right. Alongside renovations, we now repair and update the equipment pad — the pump, filter, heater, and salt system that keep your water moving, clean, warm, and balanced. If something has stopped, is leaking, or just sounds wrong, start here.
The pump is the heart of the system. A pump that won't start, loses prime, leaks at the seals, or runs loud is telling you it needs attention. We diagnose pump problems and repair or update the unit as scoped — so circulation comes back and stays back.
Cloudy water, pressure that climbs right after cleaning, or sand and debris returning to the pool all point at the filter. We inspect, repair, and update filter equipment so the water clears properly again instead of being worked around.
A heater that won't fire or hold temperature takes the spa and shoulder seasons away, and a salt cell that has stopped generating leaves you hand-dosing chlorine. We repair and update heaters and salt systems, and check the pad as a whole while we're there.
Pump won't start or trips the breaker • Leaks anywhere on the pad • Loud grinding or screeching • Cloudy water that won't clear • Heater not heating • Salt system showing no generation • Air bubbles pouring from returns.
Call (772) 773-2626 and describe what the equipment is doing. We look at the pad, find the fault, and explain the repair or update options in plain language — with the scope clear before work goes ahead.
Renovating the pool? Equipment repairs and pad updates can be scoped into the same written quote, so surface, deck, and equipment are finished together and the pool is handed back ready to run.
A clear, staged process — and a written scope before any work begins, so you know exactly what is being done and what it will cost.
We come to your pool, look over the surface, tile, coping, deck, and equipment, listen to what you want changed, and talk honestly about condition and options.
You get the renovation scope and price in writing before any work begins — including the timeline for your project. No work starts until you've seen it and said go.
The work is carried out in the stages set out in your scope — surface, tile, coping, deck, and equipment as your project includes — with the job site kept tidy as we go.
When the work is done, the pool is filled, we walk you through start-up and care for the new surfaces and equipment, and we do a final walkthrough together.
The deck around the pool is part of most renovations — see pool deck coatings for how we resurface and coat it.
Pool renovations and pool equipment repairs along Florida's Gulf Coast — plus our garage floor and pool deck coatings across the same corridor. Don't see your town? Call (772) 773-2626 and ask.
Pool renovation in Sarasota and Lakewood Ranch, pool resurfacing and tile work in Bradenton and Venice, deck and equipment updates in North Port, Port Charlotte, and Fort Myers, and full pool renovations in Naples — one veteran & family owned crew for the whole corridor, quoting every pool in person.
Straight answers on timing, draining, deck-only work, and cost — before you renovate.
It depends on the scope. A deck and tile refresh is a different job from a full surface refinish with coping and equipment updates, and weather plays its part here in Florida. Your written quote includes the timeline for your specific project before any work begins, so you can plan around it.
Yes — pool deck coatings are a core service at Veteran Concrete Coatings. If your pool surface, tile, and equipment are sound but the deck is faded, cracked, or slippery, the deck can be ground, repaired, resurfaced, and coated entirely on its own. See our pool deck coatings page for the full detail.
For surface work, yes — resurfacing or refinishing the pool interior can't be done underwater. Draining is handled as part of the job, and refilling and start-up guidance are built into the final stage. Deck-only and equipment work generally don't require draining; we'll confirm what your specific scope involves at the consultation.
Every pool differs — its size, current condition, how much surface, tile, coping, and deck work is included, and any equipment updates all change the price. That's why we don't list a one-size price: the quote is a free on-site quote, and you get a written scope and price before any work begins.
Yes. Pumps, filters, heaters, and salt systems can be inspected during your consultation and the repair or update work scoped into the same written quote, so the pool and the pad are finished together. Equipment can also be booked on its own — see pool equipment repairs.
Tell us about your pool — its age, what's wearing out, and what you'd like it to look like — and we'll take it from there. Prefer to talk? Call now — you'll reach us directly.
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Veteran & Family Owned • Sarasota to Naples
Pool Renovations • Equipment Repairs • Pool Decks • Garage Floors