Common remodel and resurfacing projects
- Replacing a worn or stained interior finish.
- New waterline tile or coping.
- Updating steps, benches or a spa.
- Adding a cover, which SNWA says can cut evaporation by about 90 percent.
- Updating the safety barrier, gates or door alarms.
Things to check before work starts
- Ask your city or Clark County building department whether your project needs a permit before work starts.
- If the pool will be drained, pool water must go to the sanitary sewer through the clean-out, not to the street or storm drain.
- If you are in an HOA, check whether the association needs to approve the change.
- Check the contractor's license with the Nevada State Contractors Board.
Sources for these points are listed on the Las Vegas pool guide.
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