Pool and deck renovation, Satellite Beach

A renovation that kept the existing pool but replaced everything around it. The deck was stripped back to sand and relaid in white marble, new coping and interior finish went in, and a blue glass fire bowl was added at the deck edge.

Geometric pool and raised spa in dark glass tile with a new white marble deck and the lanai behind, Satellite Beach

Scope: Renovation
Location: Satellite Beach
Interior: CL Industries Pebble, St. Lucia Pearl
Completed: 2024

Before and after

Drag to compare. Same footprint, new everything you touch.

Existing pool and raised spa before the deck was replaced, Satellite Beach

BeforeAfter

The job

What we found

Four things at once. The pool was leaking, the plaster had delaminated, the tile was old, and the concrete deck was outdated.

How we sequenced it

The deck came off first. The pool was replumbed, the shell was waterproofed, and the equipment was replumbed to match.

Then new tile, bond coat, and a CL Industries Pebble interior in St. Lucia Pearl. A marble deck went back down in place of the old concrete, and an Orenda startup brought the water up.

Where it landed

The pool has life again with new plumbing from the shell out to the pad, with new tile, a fresh pebble interior, and marble underfoot instead of tired concrete.

Deck stripped back to sand around the pool, Satellite Beach

Original walkway pavers removed, Satellite Beach

Coping removed and the shell edge exposed, Satellite Beach

Marble paver set against the shell edge for level, Satellite Beach

Marble and paver samples laid out for selection, Satellite Beach

New coping set around the pool shell, Satellite Beach

Coping run around the shell before the deck went down, Satellite Beach

New valve manifold at the equipment pad, Satellite Beach

Elevated view of a geometric pool and octagonal raised spa in a marble deck

Geometric pool and raised spa in dark glass tile set in a white marble deck

Raised octagonal spa and blue glass fire bowl on a white marble pool deck

Geometric pool, raised spa and glass fire bowl on a white marble deck

Geometric pool, octagonal spa and fire bowl seen across the marble deck

Overhead view of the octagonal spa and geometric pool in a white marble deck

Octagonal spa and geometric pool seen across the white marble deck

Raised octagonal spa clad in dark teal glass tile with marble coping

Marble coping meeting dark glass tile at the corner of a raised spa

Mitred marble coping over dark glass brick on a raised spa wall

Raised spa wall in dark teal glass brick spilling into the pool

Octagonal raised spa with marble coping and dark glass brick tile

Octagonal raised spa in dark glass tile beside a blue glass fire bowl

Dark glass tile wall and entry steps below the raised spa

Overhead view of the octagonal spa showing its curved bench and marble coping

What went in

InteriorCL Industries Pebble, St. Lucia Pearl · pool renovation

Questions we get on this kind of job

How long does a pool renovation take?

It depends on scope, permitting, weather, and material lead times. A builder who quotes a day count before seeing your shell is guessing. What you should expect is a dated schedule before work starts, and that is what we give you.

Why does coping go on before waterline tile?

Setting coping first means the tile band is only cut once, and it lets the waterproofing run continuously behind both. Tiling first forces a second cut and leaves a break in the waterproofing at the joint most exposed to sun and pool chemistry.

When do I pay?

Milestone billing. Each stage of the schedule triggers its own invoice, and a stage is only billed once it's complete. Nothing is billed ahead of the work.

Have a pool that looks like the before?

Luke walks it himself and prices it line-item by trade. You'll have a dated schedule before anything comes apart.

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