Mid-America Pool Renovation

Excelling in resurfacing and renovating over 1,000 diverse aquatic amenities, Mid-America has gained the experience and expertise to overcome the most challenging projects in the most unique environments. Using our industry leading products and utilizing our highly skilled tradesmen leads us to produce the most luxuriously stunning result for your aquatic escape.

We are constantly looking for people who share our passion for excellence and innovation in the pool renovation industry. Our focus on training is continuous, aimed at keeping our crews at the cutting edge of performance and safety.

As a second-generation swimming pool company, Mid-America Pool has identified the importance of training the next generation of pool renovation experts, priding ourselves in creating industry specific education for our niche market.We are a tobacco-free workplace.

INTER-GLASS is our premium quality swimming pool interior. It is a reinforced polymeric system, meaning it is composed of a combination of resins and fabrics that are hand applied to the pool shell bonding to the existing shell, becoming a part of the pools structure.

This process makes the pool completely water tight and puncture proof, opposed to a drop-in vinyl liner and offers the same appearance, feel, and slip resistance of a cement-based finish.Because of its ability to bond to many materials, INTER-GLASS can be successfully applied to a wide variety of surfaces including metal, PVC, fiberglass, panel pools, existing tile, and cement-based pools.

Panel Wall Pools are typically comprised of concrete floors with acrylic vinyl walls. This style of pool was widely popular in the past. Panel pool repair is a process of repairing damaged walls, then reinforcing and permanently sealing the entire pool shell. Due to the nature of its composition panel pools are prone to structural and aesthetic problems, the most common being bubbles, blisters on walls, and leaks between seams.

Swimming pool crack repair technology has improved significantly since the introduction of composite repair methods. Structural cracks are commonly found in cement-based pools in areas with heavy 'freeze-thaw' climates such as the Mid-West. If not permanently repaired, cracks through your pool shell allow chemically treated water to reach reinforcement steel and degrade the integrity of the pool structure.