While pool maintenance is essential to extend the lifespan of all its components, there comes a point when your pool may become outdated. A pool older than 10 years may need renovation or refurbishment.
If you notice water loss (leaks), cracks in the pool basin, loose tiles, or if the filtration systems are noisy and inefficient, it's time to act. Timely renovation not only improves the appearance but also prevents major structural damage and water waste.
Yes, it's one of our most requested renovations. Older pools are often too deep. At Reindesa Piscines, we can raise the pool floor, which saves a significant amount of water, chemicals, and energy for heating, as well as making the pool much more comfortable and safe for family use.
It's the ideal solution for ensuring a completely watertight seal. The reinforced membrane adapts to any shape and existing material (construction, steel, fiberglass), is installed quickly and cleanly, and offers a multi-year waterproofing guarantee—forget about leaks forever.
Absolutely. Taking advantage of a renovation to install saline electrolysis or hydrolysis systems is an investment in health and comfort. These systems automate disinfection, eliminate chlorine odors, and prevent eye and skin irritation, completely transforming the bathroom experience.
During the renovation, we install state-of-the-art technologies such as variable-speed pumps, high-efficiency glass filters, and energy-efficient LED lighting. These improvements can reduce operating costs by up to 70%, and your investment will pay for itself in no time.
Unlike new construction, renovation requires a very precise technical assessment to make the most of the existing structure. At Reindesa Piscines, we bring our experience from 1968 to offer real solutions to structural problems, guaranteeing you a "new" pool that will last for decades.
We know that every pool has its own story and every owner has unique needs. Our renovation expertise ranges from aesthetic and functional updates, such as replacing the lining with high-resistance reinforced membrane or designer mosaic tiles, to extensive structural work to guarantee the pool’s watertightness. Whether it’s modernizing an older pool, reducing its depth for greater comfort and savings, or integrating built-in steps to improve accessibility, we apply the most advanced techniques to restore the pool area to its former glory with the utmost guarantee of durability.
Our true competitive advantage is versatility: we don’t limit ourselves to a closed catalog of solutions. We understand that every renovation project can present unique challenges, so we fully adapt to our clients’ specific requests.
Pool rehabilitation experts can identify the root cause of leaks. These could be structural cracks, problems with the joints, deterioration of the lining, or plumbing failures. A correct diagnosis is crucial to applying the right solution and avoiding temporary repairs that don’t address the underlying problem.
The interior finish of the pool (paint, mosaic tiles, brick, reinforced membrane) is one of the elements that deteriorate the most over time and with the action of disinfectants.
There are two possibilities depending on your condition.
If the existing base provides sufficient guarantees, we can simply place a new mosaic tile over the existing one.
Or we remove the current finish and replace it with a new material.
If your pool has a minor problem, we offer pool renovations to prevent further deterioration that could lead to higher costs in the long run. Do you need extra features to make your pool accessible? If, due to circumstances, the pool needs to be accessible for people with disabilities or reduced mobility, we can build a custom staircase or add accessories to make swimming suitable for everyone.
If none of these common pool renovations apply to you, don’t worry. We offer customized renovation and repair services for every pool.
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