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Before a new pool ever gets filled with water, the interior surface goes through a critical step called rehydration.

In this video, we explain how rehydration works during new pool construction, why fresh plaster and pebble finishes still need controlled moisture, and how this step helps prevent early cracking, checking, and surface stress.

You’ll learn:
What rehydration means for brand-new pool finishes

When it happens during the construction process

How it protects plaster and pebble interiors before filling

Why climate and drying time matter

Rehydration is a behind-the-scenes step that plays a big role in how long a new pool finish lasts. Understanding it helps set the foundation for a stronger, better-looking pool from day one.

Shasta Pools is a Phoenix pool builder who provides a variety of services including new pool construction, swimming pool remodeling, commercial pool building, weekly pool care, outdoor landscaping, and pool service and repair. Since its establishment in 1967, Shasta has helped over 100,000 families realize their dream of pool and backyard environment. By providing exceptional value, quality craftsmanship and superior customer service.

You can learn more about Shasta Pools & Spas by visiting them online at www.shastapools.com, or by connecting with us on Facebook or Twitter.



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0:00 - Introduction
0:29 - What is an Interior Finish?
0:38 - What is Pool Re-hydration?
1:07 - How Pool Re-Hydration Affects Your Interior Finish Color
1:35 - Outside Elements that Affect Your Interior Finish Color
2:26 - The First 28 Days is Crucial When it Comes To Your Interior Finish
3:28 - After the 28 Days and your Still Not Happy With Your Interior Finish
3:54 - Shasta's Process and Closing