Quartz Pool Finishes in St. George, Utah

A sweet spot between plaster and PebbleTec — quartz aggregate adds richer color, longer life, and a subtle textured feel underfoot.

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At a glance
$8,000 – $13,000 Typical cost
10–15 years Typical lifespan

What is a quartz finish?

Quartz pool finishes blend crushed quartz aggregate into the plaster mix. The quartz adds durability (it doesn't dissolve the way plaster does in hard water) and lets the manufacturer offer richer colors than standard plaster.

Why people choose it

Quartz typically lasts 10–15 years vs. 7–10 for standard plaster. Colors are deeper and more consistent. The slight texture feels good underfoot without the noticeable grit of pebble finishes.

What's included

Same scope as a replaster — drain, surface removal, bond coat, application, acid finish, refill, cure plan.

Quartz finish pool in Southern Utah with mosaic tile waterline and mountain backdrop

Options & finishes

  • Diamond Brite®. The most common quartz finish in Southern Utah. Wide color palette, well-understood by local crews.
  • StoneScapes Mini Pebble. Quartz mixed with very fine pebble — splits the difference between quartz and PebbleTec.
  • Krystal Krete / 3M Colorquartz. Colored quartz blends with strong fade resistance.
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Common questions

FAQs about quartz pool finishes.

Quartz vs. PebbleTec — which should I pick?

Quartz costs less and has a smoother feel. PebbleTec lasts longer and hides scale better. If budget is the constraint and you want better than plaster, quartz is the answer. If you want maximum lifespan, PebbleTec wins.

How much does a quartz finish cost in St. George?

$8,000–$13,000 is the typical range for a standard residential pool, depending on size and color.

Does the quartz color fade?

Quartz holds color significantly better than plaster, especially under St. George's UV. Some lightening over 10+ years is normal.

Can quartz be applied over old plaster?

Generally no — the old surface needs to come off first. Applying over compromised plaster shortens the new finish's life dramatically.

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