Pool sandblasting
Perfectly prepare your pool by removing paint and residues with high-performance sandblasting.

Our pool sandblasting service
In-depth cleaning for a surface ready for effective renovation.
Sandblasting is an essential step in professionally restoring or renovating a concrete pool. At Piscine Ambition, we use this powerful and effective method to remove layers of old paint, stubborn deposits and dirt residues embedded in concrete surfaces.
Thanks to our high-performance sandblasting equipment, we guarantee a thorough cleaning that perfectly prepares the surface for the following stages: painting, tiling or repair. This process ensures better adhesion of new coatings and considerably improves the durability of the work carried out.
Sandblasting is particularly recommended when paint is peeling, limescale marks are visible or a new finish needs to be applied. It also reveals micro-cracks invisible to the naked eye, which we can then repair to ensure your pool’s watertight integrity.
Our team of experts ensures that every operation is carried out with precision, complying with all safety standards and protecting surrounding areas. The result: a clean, uniform surface, ready to be transformed.
Trust Piscine Ambition for professional pool sandblasting that’s fast and uncompromising on quality. Contact us for a free estimate and get your pool looking its best.
Why choose us?
guaranteed
Our expertise ensures perfect results for every project.
Savings
Repairing a swimming pool can save you a lot of money.
Durable
The quality of the materials used is a guarantee of durability.
Safe
Our employees are all certified, guaranteeing safe work.
Frequently asked questions
What is pool sandblasting?
This is an abrasive cleaning technique that removes old layers of paint, residues and encrusted deposits.
Why sandblast a concrete pool before renovating it?
Sandblasting creates a clean, rough surface, ideal for the adhesion of new paint or tiles.
When should I sandblast my pool?
When a pool has peeling paint, stubborn stains or before any repairs or new lining.
How much does it cost to sandblast a concrete pool?
Prices vary according to basin size and condition, typically between $1,500 and $3,500.
Does sandblasting damage the pool's concrete?
No, when done by professionals, sandblasting is safe and suitable for concrete surfaces.
How long does pool sandblasting take?
Generally speaking, one day is enough to sandblast a medium-sized residential pool, depending on the condition of the surface.
Is it possible to paint directly after sandblasting?
Yes, but make sure the surface is clean, dry and dust-free.
What equipment is used to sandblast a pool?
A high-pressure compressor, a calibrated abrasive (often sand or glass) and a blast nozzle are used.
Can I sandblast my own pool?
Technically yes, but it requires specialized equipment and know-how to avoid damaging the surface.
Who can perform professional pool sandblasting in Quebec?
Piscine Ambition offers a sandblasting service that is precise, safe and ideal for concrete pool renovation.
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Our pool sandblasting service is available in the following regions
- Laval
- Montréal
- Saint-Sauveur
- Blainville
- Boisbriand
- Terrebonne
- Repentigny
- Pointe-Claire
- Dorval
- Varennes
- Sainte-Julie
- Marievile
- Brossard
- Chambly
- Mont-Laurier
- Val-Morin
- Saint-Adèle
- Prévost
- Sainte-Sophie
- Mont Tremblant
- Oka
- Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac
- Saint-Placide
- Bois-des-Fillion
- Charlemagne
- Île Bizard
- Beaconsfield
- Montreal East
- Boucherville
- Saint-Jean-Baptiste
- Longueuil
- Saint-Constant
- Carignan
- La Conception
- Brébeuf
- Amherst
- Arundel
- Saint-Adolphe-D'Howard
- Estérel
- Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines
- Mirabel
- Saint-Eustache
- Rosemère
- Mascouche
- The Assumption
- Kirkland
- Côte-Saint-Luc
- Saint-Amable
- Beloeil
- Rougemont
- The meadow
- Sainte-Catherine
- Lake Saguay
- Red River
- Sainte-Agathe-des Monts
- Sainte-Lucie-des-Laurentides
- Saint-Jérôme
- Saint-Colombant