Commercial Gunite Swimming Pool Renovation Refinishing Marble Dustiing Long Island N.Y.

Commercial gunite swimming pool renovation can include resurfacing, repairs, and design changes. When it comes to swimming pool gunite renovations, Gappsi has you covered. Gunite, also known as shotcrete, is popular in swimming pools due to its durability and longevity. Over time, however, your gunite pool may begin to crack or leak and show signs of wear. Our team is experienced in commercial gunite swimming pool renovation, and we use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to ensure that your pool is restored to its former glory.
In our recent project at the Engineer Country Club in Glen Head, N.Y., we remodeled the commercial gunite swimming pool. We removed some of the old surfaces that were in the pool. Initially, the Engineers Club had to replace the marble dust finish with a custom liner because of a pool leak. They continued to have issues with the pool, so our team removed the liner, and we are fixing the old gunite shell. The loose material and the watered cement were removed. Then, the entire pool was coated, and the new shotcrete was added.
Existing swimming pool structures often require minor and major repairs and extensive remodeling. However, removing and replacing portions of a pool structure is perfectly acceptable.
Here are Some Ways to Fix a Commerical Gunite Swimming Pool:
Patch small cracks - Small cracks and minor damage can be fixed with pool patching materials.
Resurface the pool
Rehabilitate the pool - A gunite rehab project can include removing concrete, replumbing, adding new features, redoing the gunite shell, and plastering.
We applied the pool's finish, which consists of white quartz. A pool finish made of white quartz combines white Portland cement, crushed quartz, and other additives. The quartz gives the pool a textured surface and a range of colors. Quartz pool finishes are known for their durability, resistance to staining, and aesthetic appeal.
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