Short answer: Angi's 2026 Dallas figure is $11,341 on average, with most homeowners spending $6,186–$15,465.[1] DFW companies' own published ranges are lower for white plaster and higher for pebble on large pools. Each source is below, labeled by type.
By finish: what DFW companies publish
These are each company's own published ranges, not quotes. Companies define "standard pool" differently, so compare within a row with care.
| Source (type) | White plaster / marcite | Quartz | Pebble | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aqua Pool Finishes, Sept 2026, hypothetical 100-perimeter-ft pool (company estimate)[2] | $7,500–$9,500 | $10,000–$12,500 | Mini pebble $12,500–$15,500 | ecoFINISH $14,500–$17,500; glass bead $15,500–$19,000; polished aggregate $17,000–$21,000 |
| Liquidus Pools, Dallas (company page)[3] | about $5,000–$12,000 | about $10,000–$20,000+ | ||
| Vtech Pools, North Dallas (company page)[4] | basic replaster "around $4,000–$8,000" | PebbleTec: under 400 sq ft $7,500–$11,000; 400–600 sq ft $11,000–$16,000; 600+ sq ft $16,000–$25,000+ | ||
| Superior Pool Service, per sq ft (company page)[5] | $4–$7/sq ft | $5–$9/sq ft | $7–$12/sq ft | Tile $20–$35/sq ft |
| Plaster People LLC, 2025 guide (company)[6] | projects averaging $6,000–$8,000 | $7,000–$10,000 | Overall replaster range $6,000–$15,000 | |
What DFW homeowners report
Public homeowner-reported resurfacing prices for DFW are scarce. One we found: a Dallas commenter in 2022 said their large pool with a deep end "came out to be $5900 including new drains, new fountains/sprayers, and an automatic chlorine dispenser."[7] In the same thread, a Richardson homeowner said: "I called 10 companies. 7 showed up to give quotes."[7] If you'll share your quote (amount, finish, pool size, city, year), send it to us. We'll publish it without your name.
What moves the price
- Finish: pebble and polished aggregate cost more than plaster in every source above.
- Pool size: Vtech's tiers roughly double from the smallest to the largest pools.[4]
- Tile and coping: often done at the same time because the pool is already drained. Liquidus calls resurfacing "the best time to replace waterline tile and coping."[3]
- Permits: Plano lists repairing a pool as work that needs a permit.[8] Check with your city.
Next: plaster vs quartz vs pebble, and how to choose a resurfacer · DFW resurfacing companies
FAQ
How much does it cost to resurface a pool in Dallas in 2026?
Angi's 2026 Dallas data gives an average of $11,341, with most homeowners spending between $6,186 and $15,465. DFW companies' own published ranges run from about $4,000 to $12,000 for white plaster and from about $7,500 to $25,000+ for pebble, depending on pool size.
Is pebble more expensive than plaster?
Yes, in every DFW source we found. For example, Aqua Pool Finishes' September 2026 estimates for the same 100-perimeter-foot pool are $7,500-$9,500 for white marcite and $12,500-$15,500 for mini pebble.
Do I need a permit to replaster a pool in DFW?
It depends on the city. Plano's permit handout lists repairing a swimming pool as work that needs a permit. Ask your city and your contractor before work starts.
Sources
- Angi: How Much Does Pool Resurfacing Cost in Dallas, TX? (updated Apr 2026)
- Aqua Pool Finishes: Pool Resurfacing Cost Dallas-Fort Worth (Sept 2026 estimates)
- Liquidus Pools: Pool Resurfacing Dallas TX
- Vtech Pools: PebbleTec Pool Resurfacing in DFW
- Superior Pool Service: Pool Resurfacing Cost
- Plaster People LLC: 2025 Pool Replastering Costs DFW
- r/Dallas: Pool Resurface Needed (Apr 2022)
- City of Plano: When is a Permit Required? (PDF)