Pacific Pool Plastering
Pool remodel, repair or service business in Grand Prairie, Texas
Details confirmed
Replastering and resurfacing are the core of this Grand Prairie company, whose team is Wet Edge certified and works across Dallas–Fort Worth. Its renovation scope covers new tile and coping, pool lighting and equipment upgrades, spa add-ons, tanning ledges, water features, and deck remodeling and refinishing. It also handles crack repair and surface smoothing on concrete pools. Both residential and commercial pools are served, and free inspections and estimates are offered. The company describes more than fifteen years of experience in the area.
What Pacific Pool Plastering does, according to its own website
Each fact below was checked against the company's site in October 2026. "Yes" means the site describes it; "No" means the site rules it out; "Not confirmed" means the site did not say.
YesPool remodeling & resurfacing
YesSpas & spools
YesWater features
YesDecking & pavers
YesCommercial pools
YesEquipment & automation
YesAlso repairs pools & equipment
NoBuilds new pools
Not confirmedGunite / shotcrete pools
Not confirmedFiberglass pools
Not confirmedOutdoor living (kitchens, fire, shade)
Not confirmed3D design
Not confirmedFinancing offered
Not confirmedWarranty stated
Not confirmedLicense stated on site
Not confirmedAlso offers pool cleaning & maintenance
See other Texas pool builders for: Pool remodeling & resurfacing · Spas & spools
Licensing and insurance
Licensing in Texas. Texas has no state license for swimming pool contractors, so there is no state register to check a pool builder against. What is licensed is the sub-work: pool plumbing and gas lines must be done by a plumber licensed by the
Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners, and pool electrical by an electrician licensed through the
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Houston, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio also require contractor registration with the city before permits are issued.
Pacific Pool Plastering's website does not say whether the company is licensed or insured. Ask for the plumber's and electrician's license numbers and a certificate of insurance before signing.