Pool renovation and waterproofing in Dénia

Dénia combines long sandy beaches north of the harbour with the rocky shoreline of Las Rotas. On that rocky side a lot of houses stand close to the water, with salt spray drifting across the terrace and the pool day in, day out.

Salt is merciless on finishes: it works its way into pores and grout lines and slowly loosens everything from within. In pools you see it in grout eaten away and tiles losing their grip, usually at the waterline first.

Polyurea stands up to salt water and chlorine and forms one closed layer with no joints at all. That takes the most vulnerable part of a traditional tiled pool out of the equation.

Dénia itself has plenty of apartments and townhouses with a flat roof or roof terrace. They get used hard, and when the autumn storms arrive they have to cope with a great deal of water in a short space of time.

A polyurea layer runs seamlessly up into the upstands and around the drains, exactly the places where leaks tend to start. Once cured, the surface is ready to use again quickly.

We come and look, assess the substrate and work out which system suits the situation and the way the pool or terrace is used. The quotation follows, with a description of how the system is built up.

Whether you live in Dénia all year round or let the house out during the season, we fit the planning around what works for you.