Spa Remodeling

Refresh Your Spa with New Finish and Tile

A spa remodel can refresh the interior finish, tile, and coping of an attached or in-ground spa. Spas often show wear before the pool does, and they are one of the most visible parts of the backyard.

Islander Pool & Spa handles pool and spa remodeling with new plaster and tile. Our tile showroom helps you choose materials that match or complement your pool.

Whether you want to repair a worn spa or give it a whole new look, start with a call or a visit to the store.

Close-up of a spa edge finished in blue glass mosaic tile

Remodeling Your Spa

A New Spa Finish

Spas can be refinished with plaster, quartz, or aggregate finishes. Matching the spa finish to the pool gives the backyard a consistent look, while a contrasting finish can make the spa stand out.

Spa Tile and Mosaics

Spas are a great place for decorative tile, from full mosaic walls to tiled spillways and waterline bands. Visit our tile showroom and ask us about glass, porcelain, and mosaic options that work with your pool.

Coping and Spillways

New coping and spillway details can change the whole look of a spa. Coordinating the spa coping with the pool coping and deck ties everything together. Ask us about the coping materials we offer.

Plan Your Spa Remodel

Spa remodels are often done together with pool resurfacing or tile replacement. See our Remodeling Services page for all of our remodeling services.

Remodeling Services

Spa Remodeling FAQs

Common questions about remodeling a spa. Have a question that is not listed? Call us or visit the store.

Can I remodel just the spa?

Ask us. Some projects focus only on the spa, while others include the pool as well. We can talk through what makes sense based on the condition of each.

Can my spa tile match my pool?

In many cases, yes. Bring photos or a sample to the showroom and we will help you find a close match or a coordinated design. Older tile may be discontinued, so a complementary tile is sometimes the better choice.

Should I remodel the spa and pool together?

If both need work, doing them together usually means one drain-down and a finish that matches throughout. Ask us which approach makes sense for your backyard.