Pool coping repair & replacement in Corinth, TX
Coping is the cap around the edge of your pool. When it cracks, loosens or shifts, it’s a trip hazard and it can let water where it shouldn’t go.
What coping does
Coping is the stone, brick or concrete cap that finishes the top edge of the pool wall. It gives you a safe edge to hold on to, covers the top of the pool shell, and helps keep water from running back behind the tile.
Signs your coping needs attention
Coping stones that are loose or rock when you step on them Cracked or broken pieces
Gaps opening up between the coping and the deck
Tile right below the coping cracking or falling off
Repair or replace
A few loose pieces can often be reset. If the coping is worn out, cracked in many places, or you want a new look, replacing it may be the better choice. We’ll explain which one we’d recommend and quote both if they’re close.
From a customer
“…They have brought my pool back to life. Had them work on pool equipment, leaking water feature as well as replacing the aged coping and wall. Everything is working and looking great.”
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How it works
We look at the coping and the tile below it, give you a quote, then coordinate the crew and manage the job. We use industry-standard materials chosen to make the pool last as long as possible. A typical renovation takes about 2 weeks from start to swimming.
Coping loose or cracked?
Text us a photo of the damaged area. We’ll tell you if it looks like a repair or a replacement.
Coping questions
Is loose coping dangerous?
It can be. Loose coping can shift when someone steps on it or pulls themselves out of the pool. Keep people off that section until it’s fixed.
Do I need to replace tile too?
Not always, but coping and tile sit right next to each other, so we check both and tell you what condition they’re in.
Who does the work?
We quote and manage the project and coordinate the subcontractor crew.
How long does it take?
A typical renovation takes about 2 weeks from start to swimming.