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Here in Florida, expect about 8-13k for an average sized dome with a covered porch section.

Thanks for all the replies. As James and other observed, the issue is the last (crappy) plaster job. The plaster guy was out here yesterday and said they didn't use any bondcoat, which is the problem. He also said it could be 15+ years old and back then not many used bondcoat and they had, and...

Seems like a lot of plastering companies are using this "newer" way of only removing the hollow spots, then bondcoat then plaster, however I have been reading this is acceptable for plaster but not for pebble...I'll be talking with the PB tomorrow.

Just a thin resurface. There are a lot of old pools here (central florida) that were built that way. To add a poured coping would have required the deck to be cut back quite a ways and re-poured, or, pavers and coping, both of which were cost-prohibitive to us.

This may sound a bit crazy or unconventional, but we like more of a contemporary look. Thats why we took down the wood paneling in the family room and replaced it with drywall painted bright white :-D The pebble finish will be midnight blue, with plain gloss white tile and an 18-20" white...

We are replacing all the tile. It is bullnosed now, but we are going with a standard 6x6 tile and acrylic knockdown deck refinish which will be rounded up to the edge of the tile;similar to how it is now. No actual separate "coping" Here is a better picture of the current tile/deck area

A little background; one thing led to another and we decided to have our pool and deck remodeled. Bought the house 2 yrs ago, foreclosure and sat empty a few years before that. The pool surface and tile needed some help...Well, one month ago our neighbors tree fell and crushed our screen...