Renovations & Restorations.
You don't always have to start over. We restore and transform pools that may look beyond repair.
Most Pools Don't Need Replacing. They Need Restoring.
When a pool has been damaged, neglected or written off by another contractor, replacement sounds like the only option. It usually isn't. Cracked shells, rough plaster, failing tile and decades of wear are exactly the kind of work we specialize in — and restoration typically costs a fraction of a new build.
That includes what's underground. Leaking or broken plumbing lines can often be repaired or re-run, and pumps, filters and heaters can be repaired or upgraded without touching the shell. We restore pools other contractors recommend tearing out — and we've built our reputation on the results.
What Other Contractors Say vs. What's Actually True
“This pool needs to be demolished and replaced.”
In most cases it doesn't. Shells that look finished can usually be repaired, resurfaced and refinished for a fraction of replacement cost.
“The underground plumbing is shot — it's a total loss.”
Plumbing lines can often be repaired, re-routed or replaced section by section without tearing out the pool itself.
“Storm damage means starting from scratch.”
Hurricane-damaged pools are some of our most dramatic restorations — structural repairs, new finishes and equipment bring them back.
“A faded fiberglass shell is at the end of its life.”
Fiberglass can be re-gelcoated and restored. Chalky, faded, blistered shells regularly come back looking brand new.
Storm-Damaged Pools Are What We Do Best.
Southwest Florida storms leave pools buried in debris, enclosures collapsed into the water, equipment flooded and surfaces damaged. It looks catastrophic — and it's one of the most common restorations we complete.
We handle the full recovery: cleanup and debris removal, structural assessment, plumbing and equipment repair, resurfacing and finish work. Many storm-damaged pools come back better than they were before the storm.
Faded Fiberglass Isn't Finished Fiberglass.
Chalky, faded, stained or blistered fiberglass shells are routinely condemned when they could be restored. Re-gelcoating and refinishing brings the surface back to a smooth, like-new finish — without removing the shell.
If another contractor has told you the only answer is a new pool, get a second opinion from a team that restores fiberglass every week.
A New Pool Without Starting Over.
Rough surfaces, dated tile, tired decking and worn-out equipment all age a backyard fast. A renovation or restoration brings the whole space back—often in a fraction of the time and cost of a new build.
Ready to Build, Renovate or Repair?
Call Eden Custom Pools & Renovations to discuss your project and request an estimate.