AC Cyn-Mar

Was an amazing experience. They did an excellent job. Fair price and very efficient. Was done one a very short amount of time.

Charlotte Schmidt NEVER made a contract for me to sign and I am still waiting for proof of my authorizing all this extra work she claims she did and texts she sent me where I approved these charges.

If anyone needs their pool remodeled,A.C. Cyn-Mar Pool is absolutely a Five Star Company! Their work is perfection. We are so happy, also very reasonable!

When we purchased our home, we knew that the pool would eventually need to be replastered and the tiles replaced. We contacted A.C. CYN-MAR Pool company to do the job, and they did a phenomenal job! The owner, Ms. Charlotte, was a pleasure to work with and she always responded to texts and phone calls within minutes. Mr. Race, the team leader, and the A.C. CYN-MAR crew always arrived on time, cleaned up as they went, worked continuously, rarely took breaks and they never left the jobsite until the end of the day. Mr. Race was always on site and worked right along with his team members. He was always available to answer any questions and provide advice if asked.I am so happy with their workmanship and love how the pool came out. I have received plenty of compliments on the pool and have provided her phone number when asked. I highly recommend A.C. CYN-MAR Pool Plaster & Replastering Company for all your pool needs.

When it comes to pool plastering and cooldecking, you will be surprised to know that there are only a couple of companies who do this regularly and correctly in El Paso. There are many who say they do it but it is more amateur hour in terms of know how, equipment, and finished results.Our 1994 pool installed by Southwest Pools (then the top pool company in town) had cool decking and plaster by AC Cynmar, subcontracting to SW Pools. Both jobs were excellent - the plaster was replaced in 2013, which is a life span of about twice the normal life span of plaster. Our cool deck needed only minor chip repair done as a DYI using a kit from the cool deck manufacturer.Our new plaster was done with mini-pebbles rather than straight plaster and we are happy with the choice. It added 50% to the cost for a total of $6500 but the result looks good and, from reading up on the mini pebbles, could have about a double lifetime as straight plaster. Other than appearance, one immediate benefit of mini pebbles is that the pool needs less chemicals for healthy balance- about 50% less.Charlotte explained that their plaster removal process was gentler on the underlying concrete and so less likely to cause damage to the structure. And, that their application truck had the correct equipment to pressure pump the new plaster-pebble mix to the pool walls.Last, they were good to work with, did what they committed to do and came in on time and on budget. The flatbed truck they use is about a 50 footer and literally has a "factory" built on the bed: mixer for the mini pebble recipe (to get the right color blend), mixer for the plaster underlayment, blender for the plaster and pebbles, pressure pumps for the mix. Big investment on their part.