Swimming Pool Repairs & Renovations · Randburg

Swimming Pool Repairs, Renovations & Resurfacing in Randburg

Beyond pump and motor work, we renovate, resurface and repair the pool itself — cracked shells, worn plaster, stubborn leaks, damaged covers and salt system faults — diagnosed honestly before any work begins.

Technicians resurfacing a swimming pool with blue plaster in Randburg

Swimming Pool Services We Offer

Pool Renovations & Resurfacing

Full renovations, replastering and resurfacing for tired or damaged pools.

Leak Detection & Repair

Tracing and repairing leaks in the shell, plumbing and fittings.

Pool Cover Repair

Repairing torn covers, straps and mechanisms rather than full replacement.

Salt Water Chlorinator Repair

Diagnosing and repairing salt system faults, cells and control boards.

New Pool Equipment & Pool Motors

Supply and installation of new pool pumps and motors as part of a renovation.

Swimming Pool Maintenance

Ongoing maintenance to keep equipment and finishes in good condition.

Recent Pool Renovation & Repair Work

Damaged swimming pool shell before renovation, Randburg
Swimming pool prepared for renovation before resurfacing, Randburg
Applying blue plaster during a swimming pool resurfacing job in Randburg
Swimming pool with a leak being drained ahead of repair, Randburg

Swimming Pool Repairs Across Randburg and Northern Suburbs

We cover swimming pool renovations, resurfacing and repairs across Randburg, Bryanston, Fourways, Sandton, Hyde Park, Sandhurst, Craighall Park, Northriding, Cresta, Blairgowrie, Ferndale, Douglasdale, Lonehill, Paulshof and Bloubosrand.

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Swimming Pool Repairs — Frequently Asked Questions

A full renovation typically covers stripping the old interior finish, repairing any structural cracks or damaged plaster, re-tiling where needed, and resurfacing with a new marbelite or quartz finish. We assess the pool first and scope only the work it actually needs.

We start with a visual inspection of the shell, fittings, plumbing and equipment, then narrow it down with a pressure or dye test where needed. Most leaks trace back to a cracked pipe fitting, a worn light niche seal, or a hairline crack in the shell — all repairable without breaking up the pool.

In the large majority of cases, yes. Cracked or spalled concrete is cut back, structurally repaired, and resurfaced. A full rebuild is only needed where the structure itself has failed, which is rare.

Yes — torn covers, damaged mechanisms and worn straps are repaired on-site in most cases, without needing to replace the whole cover.

Yes. We diagnose and repair salt water chlorinator faults, including cell degradation and control board issues, and can advise honestly on repair versus replacement.

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