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Pool Size: Bigger pools need more materials and time to fix, which raises costs.
Material Choices: High-quality materials are more expensive but ensure that repairs last longer.
Pool Age: Older pools may need more extensive repairs, which can impact the total cost.
Damage Level: Small repairs cost less than major overhauls that might require structural work.
Design Complexity: Pools with complicated designs or features can be harder to repair, leading to higher costs.
Type of Repair: Different types of repairs, like fixing leaks or resurfacing, have different price ranges.



We pay close attention to what you need and your ideas for the pool.

Our experienced team starts working to provide great quality.

Step back into your beautifully repaired pool and have fun.

The cost of pool repairs varies depending on what needs to be fixed. Resurfacing a pool, including replacing materials, can be as high as $20,000. Adding handrails and new stairs usually costs around $10,000.
Our repair costs have ranged from over $50,000 for extensive work to as little as $5,000 for quick fixes. For accurate pricing, schedule a phone consultation with us.
Gunite pools with a pebble finish are often considered the best option. Gunite is durable and flexible, allowing for a variety of designs including custom shapes and sizes.
The pebble finish not only looks nice but also provides a sturdy, stain-resistant surface that feels comfortable.
If the foundation is solid and doesn’t need repairs, it usually takes about 3 to 5 days to complete repairs and upgrades.
It’s hard to give an exact time frame without knowing the details of the work needed. We’ll give you a specific timeline after our phone consultation.
If fixing your current pool isn’t worth it, you might consider building a new one. Problems like sinking ground or weak foundations may not be fixable. A new pool can ensure safety and last for many years.
Yes, you need a permit to build a pool in your yard. This ensures that you follow local building codes, safety regulations, and zoning laws. Don’t worry about the permits—we’ll handle all the paperwork, permits, and inspections for you.
Absolutely! You can customize the shape and size of your pool to fit your needs and preferences. Although this type of work may require extra effort, it is definitely possible, and we are here to help you with it.


Proudly serving the Dallas–Fort Worth Area, including Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Carrollton, Lewisville, Allen, Coppell, and nearby areas in Collin and Dallas Counties, TX.
Proudly serving the Dallas–Fort Worth Area, including Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Carrollton, Lewisville, Allen, Coppell, and nearby areas in Collin and Dallas Counties, TX.
MCM Outdoor Living
122 Rose Ln N1, Frisco, TX 75036
Mon-Fri (9AM - 5PM)