Renovation is our main work. Trident Pools & Spa brings older concrete pools back — resurfacing, tile and coping, crack and leak repair, and modern equipment. New builds? Concrete only. No vinyl, no fiberglass.
Most of our work is giving older concrete pools a second life. We also build new pools — in concrete only. No vinyl liner pools, no fiberglass shells.
Our core work — bring a tired concrete pool back to smooth, watertight, modern condition without replacing the whole pool.
When we build new, we build concrete only — custom shapes and finishes designed around your lot, your budget and how your family actually swims.
Care for concrete pools — show up to clear, balanced water every week of the season. We clean, test and adjust — you just swim.
The two most important days of a Canadian concrete pool's year, done properly — no cracked pipes come spring.
Repairs and modern upgrades that make a renovated pool quieter, warmer and cheaper to run.
Losing water? Buying a home with a concrete pool? We find the problem and tell you plainly what it takes to fix.
Short summers and hard winters mean timing matters — especially for older concrete. Our season care follows the rhythm your pool actually lives by:
Cover off, equipment reconnected, water balanced and the first clean done — ready for the first warm weekend.
Weekly care keeps water crystal through heat waves, parties and August algae pressure.
Lines blown out, water level set, chemicals winter-balanced and the safety cover secured before the first freeze.
Off-season checks on covers and water levels, plus early booking so your opening date is locked in before the spring rush.
Renovations follow a clear four-step path. New concrete builds use the same steps, starting from design instead of assessment.
We inspect the concrete shell, surface, tile, coping, plumbing and equipment, and tell you honestly what needs repair, what can stay, and what is worth upgrading.
A written, itemized quote — no vague allowances. You see resurfacing, repairs and upgrades priced separately, so you can decide what happens now and what can wait.
Drain, strip and repair the shell, resurface, re-tile and re-cope, plus any plumbing or equipment work in the scope — sequenced tightly so the yard isn't a site a day longer than needed.
We refill, balance the water, walk you through the renewed pool and equipment, and — if you'd like — roll straight into a weekly care plan.
Real projects, shot on site by our crew — starting with a custom concrete build with a swim-up bar. More before-and-after renovation photos are added as jobs wrap up.
One rule runs through all of it: deep navy cloth, a single silver mark, embroidery where it counts. This is the kit our crews wear on site — plus the pieces worth handing to clients.
The everyday on-site uniform — a client can spot the crew from across the yard.
Front: small embroidered mark, left chest · Back: large silver print
For walkthroughs, measurements and quote visits — reads a level above the tee.
Front: embroidered chest mark only · Back: clean, no print
Spring openings and fall closings start cold — heavyweight fleece for the shoulder seasons.
Front: chest embroidery · Sleeve: wave mark
Sun protection that still reads as uniform. The mark on its own — text never survives a cap.
Front: trident icon embroidered, centre · Text: none
One we'd add to the kit: a double-wall bottle for the truck cab and the pool deck. The etched mark won't peel in chlorine air.
Body: brushed steel · Mark: laser-etched
The one gift clients actually use — left behind at handover, it lives by their own pool all season.
Colour: navy on white · Detail: woven wave band
The metallic silver gradient is a screen finish — it won't embroider or print. On cloth and steel the mark runs as one flat silver, and the same artwork file works across tees, caps and the truck.
Final artwork spells the name out in full — TRIDENT POOLS & SPA — on every item, front and back. No shortened variants.
Reference photos of the concrete pool styles, finishes and lighting we work with — tap any photo to view it larger. Our own project photos live in Our Work above.
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It depends on scope. A resurface with tile and coping work is typically a few weeks of active work; structural crack repair, plumbing replacement or a full reconfiguration takes longer. After the assessment we'll give you a realistic schedule in writing before we start.
No — we work only with concrete pools. Renovation is our specialty, and new builds are concrete only. That focus is deliberate: concrete needs different repair, resurfacing and structural skills than liner or fiberglass pools, and it's the work we know best.
Earlier than you think — spring opening slots fill fast once the first warm week hits. A good rule: book your closing at the end of summer and your opening before the snow melts, and you'll never be stuck in the rush.
Yes — most of our renovation, repair and maintenance work is on concrete pools built by others. Start with an inspection visit and we'll give you a straight assessment of the pool's condition.
It can add weeks on both ends — a well-sized heater (or heat pump) means comfortable swimming from May into late September in many regions, instead of just the warmest part of summer. Many renovations are the right moment to add or upgrade one.