Perth Pool Reborn
The pool renovation Perth homeowners trust
0426 493 922
From cracked and faded to pristine and swim-ready — Perth Pool Reborn transforms fibreglass pools across Perth with expert workmanship, premium products, and a 10-year manufacturer warranty. Every job is personally overseen by the owners, completed on schedule, and backed by a full aftercare plan so your new pool stays beautiful for years to come.
Fibreglass and Concrete pool renovation
Our Services:
Perth Pool Reborn specialises in the complete renovation of fibreglass pools across Perth. Every job is personally overseen by our founders and backed by a 10-year manufacturer warranty.
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Colour change and gelcoat restoration (Starting from $5,000)
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Full Fibreglass and concrete full restoration (Starting from $12,000)
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Skimmer box renovation
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Underwater lighting upgrade or replacement
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Waterline decorative finishes
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Staircase anti-slip treatment
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Handrail installation or restoration
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Pump and Filtration system replacement
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Commercial-grade pressure cleaning of pool surrounds, coping tiles and paving
Why Choose Us
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The 5 days promise.
We know your pool is the heart of your backyard, and we know you want it back as fast as possible. That's why we aim to complete most standard fibreglass renovations in five days from start to finish. We arrive when we say we will, we work to a clear project plan shared with you upfront, and we keep you in the loop every day we're on site. No vague timelines, no waiting around for callbacks.
Start on Monday, swim on Saturday — that's the goal for every job we take on. Larger pools, complex repairs, and Perth's weather can occasionally extend things by a day or two, but our promise to you is simple: clear communication, no surprises, and a finish line you can actually plan around.
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Colours that last
Every Perth Pool Reborn renovation is finished with Allnex Flowcoat, a premium pool-grade resin coating made right here in Australia. It's the same product trusted by high-end pool builders nationwide for its exceptional durability, UV resistance, and chemical stability. Once cured, Flowcoat creates a smooth, seamless, non-porous surface that resists algae, fading, and staining far better than traditional plaster or epoxy finishes. It's also what allows us to back every job with a 10 year manufacturer warranty on the coating, with a realistic service life of 15-20+ years when properly maintained. The result is a brand new pool interior that looks beautiful, swims beautifully, and stays that way for the long haul.
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We hand you back more than a renovated pool
Every renovation includes a personalised chemical reintroduction plan — at no extra cost. This is the step most pool companies skip entirely, and it's the one that matters most. Reintroducing chemicals incorrectly to a freshly resurfaced pool can cause serious damage to the new coat within days. We make sure that never happens. We won't consider your project complete until you are completely satisfied with every aspect of the result — the finish, the feel, and the water quality you're swimming in.
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Your backyard, respected
On request, we extend our care beyond the pool itself. We protect your surrounding landscaping throughout the renovation process — laying down covers, managing access points, and taking every precaution to ensure your garden, paving, and outdoor space are left exactly as we found them. Every job ends with a full site cleanup. Because a beautiful pool surrounded by a disrupted backyard isn't a result we're proud of — and proud of our work is the only way we know how to operate.
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Do you have osmosis Blisters/bubbles on your pool's wall?
Osmosis blisters are one of the main signs that a pool resurfacing may be required. They occur when the gelcoat becomes porous over time, allowing water to penetrate through the surface and become trapped within the fibreglass laminate beneath. As pressure builds, blisters begin to form on the pool surface.
If left untreated, osmosis can eventually lead to further deterioration of the laminate and compromise the long-term integrity of the pool shell.
To properly repair these areas, the affected blisters must be ground out and all weakened or contaminated fibreglass removed. The damaged sections are then rebuilt using resin and reinforced with new fibreglass matting before the surface is refinished.