Tri-Valley remodels
Give your Pleasanton pool a complete update.
A full remodel replaces the finish, tile, coping and decking together, so the whole pool looks current once it's done.
Each Pleasanton remodel is presented in 3D before work starts, making it easier to settle on materials.
Remodel permits in Pleasanton go through the city's Building and Safety Division, and we take care of the submittal.
What a Pleasanton pool remodel can include.
Each item below is offered only as part of a full remodel.
Interior finish
Regular plaster, quartz or pebble after a full chip-out of the old surface.
Decking
Top cast, tile, travertine, porcelain, natural stone, pavers, or stamped and brushed concrete.
Coping and deck demo
The current coping and decking are removed ahead of new materials.
Tile
Waterline tile, glass tile and ledgerstone chosen alongside the finish.
Equipment, plumbing and solar
New pool equipment plus optional heater, pump, salt system, autofill or solar.
Structural updates
Reduce the depth, add a Baja shelf, or build raised walls on the existing shell.
Why Creative Edge
Why Pleasanton homeowners remodel with Creative Edge.
CSLB #1129581
Our Pleasanton remodels are built under California license #1129581.
Licensed & insured
Insurance covers every remodel from demolition through startup.
Sacramento-based crews
Crews from our Sacramento base handle each Pleasanton remodel.
3D renderings
You review the remodel in 3D before giving the go-ahead.
How it works
How a Pleasanton remodel unfolds.
01
Free design and estimate
We measure the pool and deliver a 3D design with an itemized estimate.
02
City permits
The remodel plans go to the City of Pleasanton for permitting.
03
Demolition
The old interior and any coping or decking in scope are taken out.
04
Rebuild
Structural changes, equipment, tile, coping and decking go in, followed by the new finish.
05
Handover
We fill the pool, commission the system and review it with you.
Serving Pleasanton
Remodeling pools across Pleasanton.
We remodel pools throughout Pleasanton, from the streets around downtown Main Street to homes near Augustin Bernal Park and Pleasanton Ridge.
Pleasanton's long, hot summers mean a heater, solar system or new equipment can make a real difference in how the remodeled pool is used.
Pleasanton pool remodel questions
How much does a Pleasanton remodel cost?
Cost depends on pool size, the finish, the amount of coping and decking replaced, and any equipment or structural upgrades. We price every item in a free design and estimate.
How long does a Pleasanton remodel take?
Finish-focused remodels generally take two to three weeks, and remodels with new decking four to eight weeks, depending on scope and weather.
Is Creative Edge licensed for remodels?
Yes — CSLB #1129581 — and we're insured on residential and commercial remodels in Pleasanton.
Can I finance a Pleasanton remodel?
Yes, through Lyon Financial, a lender dedicated to swimming pool loans.
Which upgrades fit into a remodel?
A new plaster, quartz or pebble interior, new tile and coping, new decking, new equipment and plumbing upgrades, solar, and structural work such as a Baja shelf or reduced depth.
Pool financing
Fund your Pleasanton remodel with Lyon Financial.
Lyon Financial lends specifically for pools, so a complete Pleasanton remodel can be paid for over time.
Plan your Pleasanton pool remodel.
Book a free design and estimate and see the remodel in 3D.
Reviews
What Our Customers Say
5.0 ★★★★★ · 26 Google reviews
"I am at the end stages of my pool remodel using Creative Edge Pool Design. I am so happy with how it turned out. Edgar and his team were/are awesome. Edgar is a fine yound man who has gone above and beyond on this project."
Pamela Schekel
"Edgar and his team did a great job renovating our pool. We couldn't be happier. He kept us in the loop as the work was being completed, we were always informed. We now have a beautiful space to enjoy and the night view is amazing."
Cristina Ferrel
"Creative edge did a great job on the design of my pool they do great work with custom stone and slate too"
John Bowlin