Pool Remodeling & Resurfacing
Resurface the interior, replace the waterline tile and coping, upgrade equipment, and reimagine the whole pool area.
How Involved Do You Want to Be?
AE now offers two ways to approach eligible pool and backyard projects: Guided Build for homeowners who want more involvement, and Full Service for homeowners who want one team responsible for the complete process.
Quick planning summary
- Best for
- Homeowners planning this scope in Arizona.
- Planning investment
- Ranges vary by scope — see Pricing Guide.
- Typical timeline
- Confirmed in your signed scope.
- Service area
- Phoenix metro — Peoria, Glendale, Surprise, Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Paradise Valley, and surrounding cities.
- AE division
- Advant-Edge Pools & Landscape
Ranges are planning guidance and reviewed periodically. Final figures live in your signed proposal.
What AE currently offers for this scope
Only options we actively design, source, and build today. Ask in your intake if you don't see what you're picturing.
- Pool resurfacing & interior finishes
- Waterline tile & coping replacement
- Pool decking & deck remodeling
- Energy-efficient pumps & automation
- Structural pool repairs
- Spa additions & renovations
- Water-feature additions
- Pool lighting upgrades
- Complete pool & backyard transformations
The 13 questions AE answers for every pool remodeling & resurfacing project
Each link goes to the canonical AE page that answers the question — cost guide, planning tool, warranty scope, real project, or homeowner FAQ. Anything we haven't verified is kept in our owner-confirmation queue rather than guessed at.
- What is it?
Pool remodel scope: interior resurfacing, tile, coping, deck refresh, equipment modernization, and full reimagining.
See answer - Who is it for?
Owners of pools 10+ years old, pools with failing surfaces, or pools that no longer match how the family uses the yard.
See answer - Is AE the right fit?See answer
- What are my options?See answer
- What drives the cost?See answer
- What drives the timeline?See answer
- What goes wrong if it's planned poorly?See answer
- How does it hold up in Arizona conditions?See answer
- What does maintenance look like?See answer
- Permits, HOA, and engineering?See answer
- Warranty and manufacturer docs?See answer
- Show me a real project.See answer
- Is there a planning tool?See answer
How we build it, summarized
- — Written, itemized scope before any work begins; no verbal change orders.
- — Engineering, drainage, and code review documented in the approved design.
- — Manufacturer instructions and current AZ code govern installation methods.
- — Photo documentation captured at each major milestone for the project file.
Final specifications depend on the approved design, site conditions, engineering, applicable code, manufacturer instructions, and signed scope.
See full Construction Standards →Set in your signed proposal
Your signed proposal and agreement control payment milestones, permitting responsibilities, warranty coverage, exclusions, and project scope. Pool projects use a milestone schedule aligned with Arizona ROC requirements; non-pool projects follow a different schedule.
What's covered, and by whom
AE provides a two-year workmanship warranty unless a signed agreement states otherwise. Manufacturer warranties apply where applicable and vary by product. Your signed agreement and manufacturer documentation control coverage.
- Pool interior surfaceAE workmanship: Manufacturer warranty appliesManufacturer: Per manufacturer
- Pool tile & water featuresAE workmanship: 2-year AE workmanship
- Pool equipmentAE workmanship: Manufacturer warranty appliesManufacturer: Per manufacturer (varies by product)
Website information is for planning purposes. Your signed proposal and agreement control the scope, payment schedule, warranty, and project responsibilities.
Ready to plan this the right way?
One accountable team — design, written scope, build, and aftercare.