Fibreglaze assesses, repairs and resurfaces residential and commercial pools across Queensland and New South Wales. Preparation, repairs and finish are tailored to the pool construction and the condition found.
Pullman, Cairns QLD · Dove Grey Speckle
Across more than 6,000 projects, Fibreglaze has refined the Allnex Fibretech system for a durable, high-quality finish. Our Enduratec system may cost more upfront, but can provide better long-term value.
Algae, dirt and stains wipe straight off — no porous surface for grime to bind to.
Our two-coat Enduratec system is engineered for a 20-year lifespan.
Fibreglass is ideal for all pool environments due to its superior flexibility.
No rough texture to worry about with kids or bare feet, unlike pebblecrete.
5-year warranty. Fully licensed in QLD (728522) and NSW (489746C).
Fibreglaze’s history reaches back to Sydney in 1963, when Lance Smith and Craig Donovan led the family business. The company is now overseen by Craig’s sons — Josh, Ben and Jesse.
Today the next generation is already involved. Josh and Ben’s sons now work in the company, making Fibreglaze a true four-generation family business. As a family business we bring stability, continuity and a long-term commitment to every project. You can trust that we will be here for many years to come.
We currently employ over 30 staff, supporting more than 30 local families, who proudly service Brisbane, Gold Coast, Northern NSW, Sunshine Coast, and often travel to regional areas such as Moree, Quilpie and North Queensland.
Different pool constructions and finishes need different preparation. Choose the closest starting point below, or begin with the Pool Problems guide if you are unsure what you have.
For moulded fibreglass shells and concrete pools with an existing fibreglass lining. If you are unsure which you have, we can help.
For pools with a coarse, pebbled surface. Explore how rough, worn or loose areas are assessed and prepared for a new lining.
For pools with a fine cement-based finish. Surface wear, hollow areas and uneven sections help determine the preparation required.
For tiled pool interiors. We assess the tiles and the material beneath them to determine what can remain and what needs removal.
For concrete or rendered pools with a paint coating. Explore the preparation involved in converting the interior to fibreglass.
For pools fitted with a flexible liner. Removing the liner allows the supporting structure to be assessed for a fibreglass conversion.
A new shell needs assessment before its first fibreglass lining. Share the project details so we can plan and coordinate with the builder.
Facility resurfacing needs planning around access, existing construction, closure periods and reopening.
Still not sure which route applies? Start with the main Pool Resurfacing guide or send photographs with your enquiry. A visible finish can often be identified before a site visit.
Fading, roughness, cracks, water loss, blisters and movement can point to different conditions. These guides help you describe the visible signs without treating a photograph as a final diagnosis.
Where resurfacing is suitable, the result is more than a cosmetic colour change. The selected AquaGuard colour and finish complete the new surface.
Unsound material and identified defects addressed before lining
A continuous reinforced fibreglass interior installed over the prepared pool
A smooth, cleanable AquaGuard surface in the selected colour and finish
The visible finish is only the final layer. The preparation and reinforced system beneath it form the complete resurfacing system.
Tallai, QLD · Pebblecrete pool · Dove Grey Speckle
Every pool is assessed individually, but the work generally follows five stages—from confirming the scope and preparing the existing surface to installing the reinforced lining and applying the selected finish.
We review the pool details and photographs and arrange an inspection where required. Once emptied, the exposed interior is checked and the final scope is confirmed.
Loose, deteriorated or poorly bonded material is removed. The retained surface is cleaned and mechanically prepared for the repair and lining work that follows.
Identified defects and surface irregularities are treated, rebuilt or levelled as required to create a sound, consistent base.
Fibreglass reinforcement is installed across the prepared pool interior to form one continuous lining, with additional local reinforcement where required.
Two UV-stabilised AquaGuard top coats complete the selected colour and finish. After curing and inspection, applicable fittings are refitted and guidance is provided for refilling and initial water balancing.
Commercial pools bring operating constraints beyond the pool itself. Fibreglaze works with councils, aquatic centres, schools, resorts, hotels and body corporates to plan resurfacing around access, shutdowns, site interfaces and the existing construction.
Explore completed work across Queensland and New South Wales, including different pool constructions, visible conditions and finished results.
Send the pool type, location, approximate size, visible condition and a few clear photographs. These details support the first technical review; the final scope still depends on inspection and the condition revealed after planned emptying.
Send us a few photos and our team can help identify the likely issue and the most suitable next step.
