How long does pebble Tech last?

Traditional pool resurfacing materials require a high level of maintenance and will only last 5-10 years before it needs to be replaced. We generally would expect a Pebble Tec surface to last upwards of 20 years with proper maintenance.

Does PebbleTec last longer than plaster?

Pebble Tec is extremely durable. Compared to plaster pools that only last between 6-8 years, Pebble Tec pool finishes can last from 10-15 years.

Does PebbleTec have a lifetime warranty?

Defects in workmanship are covered for a minimum of 5 years by the Authorized Applicator. These warranties are provided by the applicator or builder at the time of installation. Find your builder or applicator contact information.

Is PebbleTec The best?

Pebble Tec®

While it is more expensive than plaster, it is the highest quality pool resurfacing material available due to its longevity and ability to hide chemical residue.

Can PebbleTec be resurfaced?

Pebble Tec's Elegant Color. New pools shimmer because of their perfect finish and unmarred surfaces. As pools age, those finishes can start to look damaged and stained. Resurfacing, restoration and repair is the only way to make your pool as beautiful as it once was.

How Long Does PebbleTec Last?

How often does PebbleTec need to be replaced?

How Long Will Pebble Tec Last? Traditional pool resurfacing materials require a high level of maintenance and will only last 5-10 years before it needs to be replaced. We generally would expect a Pebble Tec surface to last upwards of 20 years with proper maintenance.

What is better than PebbleTec?

River rok is good alternative, stones are somewhat smaller and smoother than pebble tec. Can also custom the colors to your liking.

What is the longest lasting pool finish?

Tile Finishes

Though tile is the most expensive pool finish and takes longer to install than plaster and aggregate, it's the longest lasting pool surface. With proper application and minimal maintenance, tiles should never need to be replaced. Tile pool finishes come in ceramic, porcelain, glass and stone.

How do you maintain a Pebble Tec pool?

brush your pool. It is recommended that you brush a PTI pool finish three times a day for the first three days and two times a day for the next ten days. Using a standard, nylon (very important) bristled pool brush. Brush the walls and the floor of the finish toward the main drain.

Is Pebble Tec worth?

Overall. Pebble Tec pools are works of stunning beauty that can last for decades. They are an excellent choice for any pool. Once established, they're easy to maintain.

Is PebbleTec better than quartz?

Quartz has a tendency to crack more frequently than pebble. In the long term, pebble is more durable and has less discolorations. If the design calls for plaster to be exposed above the water line, pebble will be the only option. Quartz products require a more sensitive start up.

Can you leave a PebbleTec pool empty?

Does my pool need to be drained before cleaning pool tile or cleaning pebble-tec? No! - We lower your pool water just enough to expose all the pool tile calcium and pebble-tec calcium. In an effort to conserve water, We Never Need to Drain Your Pool.

How often does pool need to be resurfaced?

It varies depending on the type of pool, with plaster or cement pools needing to be resurfaced every 3-7 years while fiberglass pools can sometimes go as long as 15-30 years.

Which is better Pebble Tec vs wet edge?

Unlike Wet Edge, Pebble Tec utilizes superior material that is able to enhance the look and feel of backyards with naturally tumbled stones and the finest pebbles from all across the world.

Is Pebbletec rough on feet?

like Pebble Sheen or Pebble Fina. Pebble Sheen is not very rough on the feet, whereas Pebble Tec might be. Pebble Sheen is an excellent product.

Is Pebble Tec waterproof?

With Pebble Tec^® Your Design Choices Are Unlimited.

It also serves as the waterproofing membrane and provides a smooth comfortable finish to relax on.

Do you need to brush Pebble Tec?

Brushing a Pebble Tec surface is also very important, especially during the first few weeks after application, but also afterwards, to keep dirt and algae from building up on the slightly irregular surface.

Can you power wash a Pebble Tec pool?

As with any pool, a Pebble Tec pool needs to be drained before you clean it. Once drained, take the opportunity to survey it carefully for loose pebbles or cracked spots. You'll be pressure washing the Pebble Tec pool on very low pressure, so you'll need to use soap to loosen up the dirt before you start.

How do you get dirt stains out of a Pebble Tec pool?

Vinegar is a natural mold killer and effectively removes mineral deposits. Soak a sponge in the vinegar solution. Wipe down the Pebble Sheen surface to remove stains left by mold or mineral deposits.

Is Pebble Tec a gunite?

Pebble Tec is the top choice for gunite pool buyers.

What is the difference between Pebble Tec and Stonescapes?

Pebbletec does have their certified application training and licensing. However, the materials are twice the cost. When I talked to my sub, her told me the pebbles are the same in both products, the stonescapes are $14.00 a bag and Pebbletec is $28.00 a bag.

How much more is Pebble Tec than plaster?

Thanks to its relatively simple look and material makeup, pool plaster is a lot less expensive than Pebble Tec®. White plaster costs about $4 for every square foot of pool surface. Meanwhile, a pebble finish, like Pebble Tec® or Pebble Sheen®, can easily cost $10 or more per square foot.

How often should a pool be replastered?

As such, it's important to set aside a budget for replastering in the long run. But many pool owners ask: “how often do you need to replaster a pool?” on average, a pool needs to be replastered every ten years or so. However, there are several factors that could cause this maintenance to come sooner or last longer.

What is the cheapest pool finish?

Plaster finishes are the cheapest and easiest to install, but they lack durability. Aggregates can be the most attractive but are slightly more expensive and more time-consuming. Tile finishes are the most expensive and take the longest, but their durability is top-notch.

Who competes with PebbleTec?