What It Costs in Main Beach
- 2-coat LuxaPool epoxy: from $4,000, lasts 6 to 8 years
- 3-coat LuxaPool epoxy: from $5,000, lasts 8 to 10 years
- Drain, pressure wash, acid wash, sanding and crack repair included
- No travel charge to Main Beach
Main Beach is about 8 minutes from our base in Ashmore, so there's no travel charge. Every pool is different, so the online quote form measures yours with you and gives you an exact price, not a range. Most pools don't need a site visit.
Beachside pools in Main Beach
- Salt air and strong UV fade and chalk a pool surface faster than inland. A 3-coat LuxaPool epoxy system gives the most protection where the sun and salt are hardest.
- Sand that blows into the pool is abrasive on old, soft paint. A fresh two-pack epoxy is far harder than the water-based and rubber paints many older pools still have.
- Lighter colours like Pacific Blue and Adriatique stay cooler and show fading less in full sun.
Want to see a colour before you choose? Try it on a real pool in our colour visualiser, or read more about pool painting and fibreglass pool resurfacing.
Every Main Beach Job Includes
- Draining the pool and a high-pressure wash
- Acid wash to clean and open up the surface
- Sanding of glossy or old painted areas
- Repair of cracks and chips before coating
- Moisture test, then 2 or 3 coats of LuxaPool epoxy
- Cure and refill advice, and a clean site when we leave
We Also Resurface Pools Near Main Beach
Main Beach
Pool FAQs.
How much does pool resurfacing cost in Main Beach?
A small concrete or marblesheen pool in Main Beach starts from $4,000 for 2 coats of LuxaPool epoxy and $5,000 for 3 coats, with prep and crack repair included. Bigger pools, pebblecrete and pools with damage cost more. Our online quote form gives your exact price in about 2 minutes.
Do you charge travel to Main Beach?
No. Main Beach is about 8 minutes from our base in Ashmore, so there's no travel charge.
How long does it take to resurface a pool in Main Beach?
The work itself usually takes 2 to 3 days: draining, pressure and acid washing, sanding, crack repair and the epoxy coats. The paint then needs to cure before the pool is refilled, and we give you the exact refill date for your job.
Can you paint over my pool's old paint?
Usually, yes. We check what's on the pool now, remove anything that's flaking or won't bond, and sand and acid wash the rest. If the old paint isn't compatible with epoxy, we tell you up front and include the extra prep in the quote.
Your Main Beach Pool, Like New.
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