Pebblecrete is a pool interior finish made from a mixture of cement, sand, and small pebbles or aggregate, applied directly to the pool shell. When it sets and is brushed or washed during curing, the pebble aggregate is exposed at the surface, creating a textured finish that is both visually distinctive and highly durable.
If you’ve searched for pool resurfacing costs online, you’ve probably noticed that prices vary enormously between quotes. That’s not because companies are pulling numbers from thin air. It’s because the cost of resurfacing a pool depends on a combination of factors that genuinely differ from one property to the next.
Resurfacing is one of the bigger costs of owning a pool, so before you book the job, it’s worth asking: how long does pool resurfacing last? The answer comes down to two things: the material you choose and how the pool is looked after once it’s finished. Below, we break down what to expect from each surface under Sydney and NSW conditions, and how to squeeze the most years out of your pool resurfacing.
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