Performance Pool Plaster is a pool resurfacing contractor serving the Oklahoma City area, specializing in plaster application, repair, and colored finishes for residential and commercial pools.
Performance Pool Plaster handles the interior finish work that makes a pool functional and visually complete. This falls under the landscaping category because pool work in Oklahoma City often ties into larger outdoor renovation projects, though the company operates independently of general landscaping firms. The business focuses on plaster coating, patching, acid washing, and color options rather than construction of pool structures themselves. Most Oklahoma City pools built in the 1970s through 1990s use plaster as their primary interior surface, making resurfacing a routine maintenance need as that plaster ages, cracks, or stains.
Performance Pool Plaster offers plaster application for new pools, replastering of existing pools, repair patching for cracked or deteriorated sections, and acid washing to remove algae and mineral buildup before replastering. Colored plaster finishes (Caribbean Blue, Diamond Brite, and standard white) cost more than basic gray pool plaster; expect to pay roughly 15 to 25 percent more for upgraded colors depending on the size of the pool. A typical residential replastering project for a standard backyard pool (15,000 to 25,000 gallons) ranges from $3,000 to $5,500 for standard plaster and $4,000 to $6,500 for colored finishes. Smaller repair jobs start around $400 to $800 for patching and acid washing. Pricing varies by pool condition, size, and current material costs; confirm a specific estimate with the company before committing.
Most Oklahoma City pool owners choose between replastering through Performance Pool Plaster or a general pool service company that subcontracts the work. Companies like AquaTech Pools (serving OKC since the 1990s) handle plaster but also manage chlorine, pumps, and filters as part of ongoing maintenance contracts. Performance Pool Plaster focuses solely on the finish application and repair, which means lower overhead costs and potentially faster scheduling for plaster-specific work, but no ongoing maintenance support. Choose Performance Pool Plaster if you need a dedicated replastering job or have a pool technician already handling chemical balance. Choose AquaTech or a full-service pool company if you want one contractor to manage both finish and chemistry. Some homeowners also hire general contractors who then hire a plaster specialist; Performance Pool Plaster can work this way, though direct contact typically moves faster.
Performance Pool Plaster suits homeowners with pools that are 10 to 30 years old and showing surface wear, staining, or small cracks, as well as those building new pools and wanting control over finish selection. It also works for rental properties, commercial pools, or HOA-managed facilities. It does not suit homeowners looking for a complete pool overhaul (structural repairs, new equipment, full drainage) or those who need ongoing chemical management. It is also not necessary if your pool plaster is less than 8 to 10 years old and in good condition.
Initial contact typically includes a site visit where Performance Pool Plaster assesses the pool size, current plaster condition, presence of cracks or stains, and drain-and-refill logistics. The contractor measures and photographs the pool, discusses color and finish options, and provides a written estimate. If approved, scheduling depends on weather (Oklahoma City humidity and temperature affect cure time) and the contractor's queue; most residential jobs complete within 2 to 4 weeks of contract signing. The pool drains completely, old plaster is removed or acid-washed, the interior is prepped, new plaster is applied in coats, and refilling takes 24 to 48 hours before use.
Performance Pool Plaster operates during standard business hours for estimates and scheduling; work is performed during daylight and weather-permitting days. No storefront or walk-in service applies; all business is site-based at your pool. Parking is at your own residence. Because plaster curing is weather-dependent, spring and early fall (April to May and September to October) are peak seasons in Oklahoma City; winter and summer scheduling may experience longer wait times due to temperature and humidity extremes.
Performance Pool Plaster fills a specific need for Oklahoma City homeowners whose pool finish has aged past the point of acid washing or spot repair, offering direct access to a specialist without routing through a general contractor or full-service pool company.
