Pool resurfacing on Skidaway Island

Island living under the oaks

Skidaway Island, southeast of Savannah, is best known for The Landings, a large gated community surrounded by marsh and maritime forest. Many homes have private pools set among live oaks and pines, and many of those pools were built decades ago. Between leaf litter, humidity and long seasons, finishes here eventually need replacing.

Call (912) 465-2744 and we'll connect you with an independent contractor who works on Skidaway Island.

What island pools face

• Heavy tree cover: leaves, pollen and acorns that stain light finishes.
• Shade and humidity: mildew on decks and coping.
• Age: older pools often have layers of finish that need removing before resurfacing.

Comfort-focused choices

Many island residents are retirees or have grandchildren who visit often, so comfort matters:

• Quartz stays smooth and lasts longer than plaster.
• Polished or small-stone pebble combines durability with a gentler feel.
• Contrasting tile on step edges makes steps easier to see.
• A slip-resistant deck coating helps around wet areas.

Community rules

The Landings and other island communities have gate access procedures and rules for contractors and exterior changes. Confirm what's required before scheduling, especially for deck or coping changes.

Seasonal residents

If you travel for part of the year, resurfacing while you're away can work well. Just arrange for someone to handle the start-up brushing and balancing while the new finish cures.

Call (912) 465-2744 or use the form to request an estimate.