Commercial and Residential Swimming Pools
McCahill Painting partners with schools, universities, hotels, athletic clubs, and residential pool owners to beautifully restore their indoor and outdoor concrete and metal pools. A refreshed and sparkling pool is not only more enjoyable for those who use it, but properly restoring and maintaining your pool extends its usable life and maximizes the long-term value you get out of your pool.
With our comprehensive services, we can also paint and restore adjacent components including water features and hot tubs, fences, railings, pool houses, restrooms, and anything else you would like included in your restoration project.
When should you repaint your pool?
Watch for the following signs that indicate your swimming pool is in need of maintenance and repainting:
- Peeling or chipping paint
- Cracks, holes, leaks, or rust
- Faded or peeling lane and other line markings
- Mold and biological growth
- Overall dirty or drab appearance
What types of pools do we restore?
- Concrete
- Metal
- Indoor
- Outdoor
- Commercial
- Residential
We work with swimming pool customers in a variety of settings:
- Hotel Pools
- School & University Pools
- Fitness Center & Athletic Club Pools
- Neighborhood / Subdivision Pools
- Municipal Pools
- Private / Country Club Pools
- Swimming School Pools
- Park District Pools
- Apartment & Condominium Pools
- Water Parks & Recreational Facilities
- Residential Pools
Keys to Successful Pool Refinishing:
Proper Preparation + Specialized Products + Expert Application
Swimming pools are demanding environments requiring durable, long-lasting finishes that can withstand excessive water and moisture conditions and nearly constant use. Successful pool refinishing requires careful surface preparation and specialized coating products applied by experienced technicians to ensure exceptional durability and surface performance.
Preparation is easily the most important aspect of the pool painting process. At McCahill Painting, we meticulously prepare pool surfaces to ensure proper paint adhesion and endurance. It can be a painstaking process, but we take no shortcuts. It’s our key to consistently providing clients with beautiful, long-lasting pool painting results. Preparation depends on pool condition, but rest assured we’ve seen it all and can provide the right methods to expertly prepare your pool surface for paint.
Refresh your entire pool space from top to bottom
For a complete restoration of your pool facility or area, we provide painting and restoration of surrounding walls, ceilings, railings, fencing, doors, stairwells, architectural features, and more. Our expertise includes proper restoration and painting of all substrates including concrete, steel, metal, brick, stone, wood, Ipe decking, koroseal, drywall, and more.
From painting to power washing, abrasive blasting, and corrosion control, we can help you achieve a refreshed and cohesive appearance for your pool and surrounding environment.
Our Swimming Pool Painting & Restoration Process
1) SURFACE PREPARATION – The first step in pool prep is to restore the surface to a sound substrate, which may involve hand scraping, sanding, grinding or abrasive blasting to remove paint, rust, and other contaminants.
2) CLEANING – Once the surface is sound, we clean it thoroughly using biodegradable, environmentally safe detergents.
3) REPAIRS & PRIMING – Next, it’s time for repairs and priming. Every inch of the pool is examined, and any holes, cracks or deterioration areas are addressed. Holes and cracks are filled with appropriate products and, in metal pools, any rust spots are sealed with primer.
4) PRE-PAINT INSPECTION – We take one more careful square-foot by square-foot inspection of the pool to confirm we’ve addressed each and every repair and ensure the surface is ready for paint.
5) PAINTING & MARKINGS – Once preparation is complete, we apply a two-coat paint system typically consisting of a two-component epoxy pool paint. Our trained technicians skillfully apply the paint while strictly following all manufacturer application specifications. Once the main pool painting is complete, we apply any lane markers, stencils, or other owner-specified identification markings. Just as in preparation, we inspect all areas of the pool and paint application to ensure full coverage and adhesion.
6) CURE TIME – The pool must remain empty and untouched to allow the epoxy to cure for 7-10 days, depending on the epoxy manufacturer guidelines. After the cure period, the newly restored pool is ready to be filled and enjoyed.
Our painting and restoration experts can help!
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