swimming pool plaster

Although "aggregate" is often misunderstood when it comes to pool building, it is still known as pool plaster. Exposed aggregate pool plaster is what the proper term should be. White marble plaster, which is very fine and smooth, was the norm up until the 1980s. Exposure aggregate pool finishes include colorful sands as well as pebbles. These pool finishes were introduced to industry in the 1980s. Both types can be found today.

If your pool doesn't have lighting, it may be difficult for you to use the pool at night. For around $900, subsurface lighting can be installed as long you have electrical connections to your pool. Upgrades include dimmable lights or color-changing lamps.

Without a pool heater, you could miss out on months worth of swimming. The pool heater maintains a constant temperature in your pool, even when it is cold.

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