Just What the Doctor Ordered · 15+ Years
The Cure for
Sick Fiberglass
Pools.
Chalky, faded, blistered, or cracked? We don't paint pools, we restore them with factory-grade marine gel coat. Diagnosed by specialists. Applied like the factory did. Backed in writing.
Diagnose Your Pool
Know the symptoms. We'll write the prescription.
Fiberglass pools fail in predictable ways. Tap your pool's symptom to see what's causing it, and exactly how we cure it for good.
The Big Difference
We don't paint pools. We gel coat them.
Epoxy paint is a bandage. Marine-grade gel coat is the same material your pool was born with at the factory. See the full comparison →
Epoxy Pool Paint
- ✗ Chalks and fades in 2-4 years, then you repaint. Again.
- ✗ Sits on top of the surface, peels, bubbles, flakes.
- ✗ Not what the manufacturer built your pool with.
- ✗ Cheaper today. More expensive every 3 years, forever.
Marine-Grade Gel Coat
- ✓ The same material used on new pools and boat hulls, built for 15-25 years underwater.
- ✓ Chemically bonds to the shell, becomes part of the pool, not a layer on it.
- ✓ Glossy, smooth, UV-stable factory finish in your choice of color.
- ✓ Done once, done right, with a written warranty to prove it.
The Treatment Plan
From diagnosis to done in 5 steps
Most restorations take 5-10 days on site. You get a schedule up front and photo updates at every stage. See the full process →
Remote Diagnosis
Send photos of your pool. A specialist, not a salesperson, reviews them and calls you with a straight answer and a real estimate.
Drain & Inspect
We drain safely (fiberglass pools can float, we know how to prevent it) and inspect every inch of the shell.
Repair & Prep
Cracks ground and re-laminated, blisters excised and rebuilt, then the entire surface profiled for adhesion.
Spray Gel Coat
Factory-grade marine gel coat, spray-applied in multiple passes, the same process used on new pool shells.
Cure, Fill & Warranty
Surface cures to a glass finish, we refill and balance, and you get your written warranty before we pull out of the driveway.
Route-Based Service · 16 States
The cure that makes house calls
We run scheduled routes across the Southeast and Midwest, so a factory-quality crew comes to you, no local guesswork, no painters posing as pool guys.
We serve it, tap a state · Not yet on a route
Patient Outcomes
Thousands of pools cured. Zero repainted.
"Three companies told us to rip out the pool and start over. Fiberglass Pool Rx fixed the blisters and re-coated the whole thing in a week. It honestly looks better than when it was new."
"The crew showed up on the exact day they scheduled two months earlier, worked clean, and sent photos every evening. The gel coat finish is like glass."
"We'd already paid a painter once. It peeled in 18 months. Should have called these guys first, the difference in the finish is night and day, and the warranty is in writing."
Straight Answers
Questions every pool owner asks
How long does a gel coat restoration last?
Properly applied marine-grade gel coat is the same surface new fiberglass pools ship with, expect 15-25 years with normal water chemistry. That's why we put it in writing, and why we'll never quote you epoxy paint.
How much does fiberglass pool resurfacing cost?
Most full residential restorations land in the five-figure range depending on size, damage, and access; repairs start much lower. See our complete cost guide, or send photos and we'll give you a real number within a business day.
Is it safe to drain a fiberglass pool?
Only if you know what you're doing, an empty fiberglass shell can shift or float out of the ground with groundwater pressure. Managing that risk is part of every job we do, and a big reason this isn't DIY territory.
You're not local to me. How does that work?
We run scheduled routes through 16 states. You get a confirmed arrival window when you book, the crew stays until your pool is done, and support afterward is one phone call, same number, same team.
Get your pool's prescription, free, fast, no pressure
Snap a few photos, tell us what you're seeing, and a fiberglass specialist will call you within one business day with a diagnosis and a real number.
