Three ways forward
Resurface, replace or rebuild
If the steps are cracked or faded, a Rebound coating may be all they need. If they’re damaged beyond repair, there are two good options.
Repair
Rebound resurfacing
We repair minor cracks and put on a new waterproof, textured coating: soft, slip-resistant, in a color that suits your liner.
Replace
A new acrylic step
We take out the old fiberglass steps and put in a new acrylic fiberglass step.
Rebuild
Poured vinyl-over steps
We pour new steps right into the pool and the liner wraps over them: one continuous surface.
One project, start to finish
Drag through the whole job
Old liner out, forms in, concrete steps poured, a new stone-pattern liner over everything, then water. Slide to watch it happen.
1 of 6 The old liner and white fiberglass steps, pool drained.
2 of 6 Wood forms set in the corner for new steps.
3 of 6 Concrete poured: three steps take shape.
4 of 6 The new liner fitted over the steps and floor.
5 of 6 The whole pool relined and ready to fill.
6 of 6 Filled: new steps, new handrail, clear water.
Many examples
Steps we’ve built and fixed
Fiberglass
Fiberglass steps
Rebound coatings, crack repair, and what to do when a step is too far gone.
Vinyl-over
Vinyl-over steps
Steps poured into the pool and covered by the liner itself.
Photo story
Building steps, in depth
A handrail, new steps and a new liner, photographed day by day.
Free estimates · Greater Sacramento
Ready for a brand-new summer?
Tell us about your pool. We’ll come out, measure, bring liner samples to your kitchen table and give you a straight price. No fast-talking salespeople, ever.
