Why Homeowners Choose Pool Envy® for Remodeling

We remodel like builders—because we are. Licensed contractors oversee your project end-to-end: surface, structure, plumbing, equipment, and electrical. That’s why our re-plaster finishes, skimmer resets, and pad upgrades look clean and stay that way.
Licensing: WI HVAC/Electrical #1543940 • WI Dwelling #012100046 • CPO®.

Licensed Oversight

  • Code-aware work (NEC 680, bonding/grounding, VGB where applicable)
  • Permit-friendly scopes, clear photos & owner handoff
  • Correct elevations for skimmers, tile lines, fittings

Leak-Detection Mindset

  • We pressure-test & fix what caused the damage—not just the symptoms
  • Smart reroutes/valving on equipment pads so service is simple later
  • Fewer spring surprises; better water balance at start-up

Finish That Looks Factory

  • Proper substrate/bond coat and controlled exposure
  • Clean tie-ins at deck & skimmer throat—no odd seams
  • Startup guidance so color & texture cure correctly
Pool Envy team reviewing a remodel plan at the equipment pad

Who You'll Meet On-Site

Jason oversees field operations and quality; Nicole coordinates schedules and documentation. You’ll get a written scope, progress photos, and a straight answer to every “why.”

Request a Remodeling Evaluation Call (920) 321-1297

All new projects begin with a paid Safety & System Evaluation.

Our Remodel Process

  • 1) Evaluate: measure, pressure-test critical runs, confirm elevations & scope.
  • 2) Prep: chip/clean, bond coat on sound substrate; protect fixtures & deck.
  • 3) Install: re-plaster application & exposure; skimmer set & clean tie-ins.
  • 4) Upgrade: optional equipment pad modernization, automation, or reroutes.
  • 5) Start-Up + Handoff: balance water, verify flows, photo report & owner briefing.
FAQs

How long does re-plaster take? Most residential projects are 2–4 days on-site plus startup/curing time.

Do you handle concrete around the skimmer? Yes—demolition, reset, and clean deck restoration are included in scope.

Can you modernize the equipment pad during a remodel? Yes—valve logic, VS pump, new filter, tidy wiring, and labeling.

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