How it works
Sixty seconds on the form, no account, no call centre.
We pass it straight to one of the experienced, insured local pool renovators who works your suburb.
Free quote, no obligation. You deal with them directly from there.
What a pool renovation costs
As a guide, repainting a sound concrete pool sits in the low thousands, a pebble or quartz resurface on a standard family pool typically runs about $8,000 to $15,000, and a full renovation with new interior, tiling, coping and equipment can run $20,000 to $50,000 or more. Every pool is different, so treat those as guide figures and get a fixed quote. The pool renovation cost guide breaks down every scenario.
Why Moreton Bay pools age the way they do
Two very different pool populations live in this region. The Redcliffe peninsula and Bribie Island carry the old stock: pools put in behind beach houses and retirement homes through the 1970s, 80s and 90s, most of them pebblecrete, most of them now decades past the life the surface was built for. Then there are the newer pools in the growth estates at North Lakes, Narangba and Murrumba Downs, often fifteen to twenty five years old, structurally sound but running tired equipment and dated tiles.
The climate does the rest. A subtropical summer means long swim seasons, hard UV, heavy pump hours and real algae pressure, and salt chlorination is standard here and hard on cement finishes. In the salt air from Scarborough through Clontarf to Woorim, equipment pads corrode years earlier than they do inland.
How this service works
Moreton Bay Pool Renovations is a local referral service, not a trade business. You tell us what the pool needs, and we pass it to an experienced, insured local pool renovator who works your suburb, licensed where the work requires it, and they call you back with a free, no obligation quote. In Queensland, building work valued over $3,300 generally requires a QBCC licensed contractor, so ask for the licence number and check it on the QBCC register.