Concrete renovation

Commercial concrete pool renovation in South FloridaA new chapter for
an existing pool.

Assessment. Scope. Transformation.

Renew an aging concrete pool at a condominium, hotel or club, starting from its real condition.

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The renovation process

On site, in its real condition.

Is this for you?

When to call about commercial pool renovation

The finish is rough, stained or wearing through
Tile or coping is cracked or coming loose
The pool looks dated and the board wants to renew it
You are not sure whether to renovate now or wait

What shapes the scope

The condition of the concrete shell, finish, tile and coping
Whether the property stays occupied during the work
Access for crews and materials
The finish and look you choose

Have this ready

Property address and your role (board, manager, owner)
Photos of the pool and any problem areas
Any past repair or inspection reports
When the pool can close

Do not have all of it? Call anyway. We can start from a phone conversation.

Renovation starts with the shell you have.

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A commercial pool renovation renews a concrete pool whose structure can carry another life: the interior finish, the waterline tile, the coping and the look of the pool. Resurfacing is one part of it, the new interior finish; a full renovation can take in everything the swimmer sees.

What goes into the scope is decided by the pool, not by a package. We assess it on site in its real condition and write the scope so a condominium board, an HOA or a hotel owner can read it and decide.

If the assessment finds that the shell itself is the problem, renovation is not the answer, and we say so.

How a commercial renovation moves.

Assessment on site
The concrete shell, the finish, the tile and coping, and the problem areas you have seen, looked at in person.
A written scope
What needs to be done and why, explained so the board can compare it and vote on it.
Board approval
The association approves the work under its own rules. Florida law sets competitive-bid requirements for condominium and HOA contracts above a share of the annual budget.
Permits and notices
Work that modifies a public pool goes through the building department and the Department of Health, which also publishes a Public Pool Resurfacing Notification form.
Closure and reopening
The pool closes while it is renovated. We plan the closure with you so residents or guests know what to expect, then the pool reopens.

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A board decides better from a written scope than from a guess.

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Resurface, renovate or rethink?

What the board sees at the pool is the starting point. The assessment confirms it.

What the board sees
The finish is rough, stained or wearing through, and the shell is sound
Where it usually leads
Resurfacing inside a renovation scope
What the board sees
Tile or coping is cracked or coming loose
Where it usually leads
Tile and coping work as part of the renovation
What the board sees
The pool looks dated and the board wants to renew it
Where it usually leads
A full renovation: finish, tile, coping and the look you choose
What the board sees
The same repairs keep coming back
Where it usually leads
An evaluation of the shell, which may lead to a PVC membrane
Commercial pool repair
What the board sees
The pool must change size, shape or depth
Where it usually leads
A new-construction scope
Commercial pool construction

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Code touchpoints in a renovation.

Department of Health: For a public pool, the Department of Health states that the operating permit application must be submitted before the building department issues a modification permit. It publishes a resurfacing notification form; the county health department confirms what your project needs.
Drain covers: Public pools must have anti-entrapment drain covers that comply with 16 C.F.R. part 1450 under the federal VGB Act. A renovation, with the pool empty, is a natural moment to check what is installed.
Accessible entry at existing pools: The Department of Justice states that the ADA requires existing pools at public accommodations to be made accessible when it is readily achievable, and recommends a plan when it is not yet.
Condominium and HOA bids: Sections 718.3026 and 720.3055, Florida Statutes, set when an association must obtain competitive bids. The association and its counsel confirm how they apply.

Questions

Good to know

Can the pool stay open during the work?

Usually not while the pool itself is being renovated. We plan the closure with you so residents or guests know what to expect.

Who signs the contract?

Cool Pool of Florida, LLC, Florida Certified Pool/Spa Contractor CPC1461644.

What is the difference between resurfacing and renovating a commercial pool?

Resurfacing replaces the interior finish. A renovation can also take in the waterline tile, the coping and the look of the pool. The on-site assessment tells you which one your pool needs.

Does resurfacing a public pool involve the Department of Health?

The Department of Health publishes a Public Pool Resurfacing Notification form and handles modification approvals for public pools. Your county health department confirms what applies to your project.

Does a condominium board need competitive bids for a pool renovation?

Florida law requires competitive bids for association contracts above a share of the annual budget (Section 718.3026 for condominiums, 720.3055 for HOAs). The association and its counsel confirm how it applies.