Pool Tile Cleaning Las Vegas NV
Pool Tile Company
As a leading pool tile company in Las Vegas, we do can it all.
From pool bead blasting to remove years of ugly buildup to tile damage repair to replace missing and cracked tiles, we are dedicated to the best service possible. Our swimming pool tile cleaning service in Las Vegas, NV is an affordable way to keep your pool looking its best without spending hours scrubbing.
Pool Tile Cleaning
Are you tired of your grimy, cloudy pool tiles?
Do you want to get rid of stubborn scale buildup without investing many hours in scrubbing? Our swimming pool tile cleaning service in Las Vegas can make quick work of tile stains and buildup. We use a safe, eco-friendly, and chemical-free form of pool tile cleaning to make your tiles look like new again.
We perform pool tile cleaning in Las Vegas with glass bead blasting or mineral salt blasting. This process blasts the tile with mineral salt or tiny glass beads with low-pressure air. Bead blasting is a safe form of ceramic and porcelain tile cleaning that won’t cause any damage to the tile or grout. For more delicate hand-painted ceramic tile cleaning or glass tile cleaning, we will instead use mineral salt blasting which is even more gentle.
As a leading pool tile company in Las Vegas, we go the extra mile to ensure your tile and grout will not be harmed. We only use low-pressure air, unlike some companies that arrive with over-powered equipment not designed for bead blasting that can leave pits in your tile. After the buildup, stains, and grime are removed, the beads will be vacuumed from your pool and your tile will be polished by hand. You can hop back in the water as soon as we leave.
Pool Acid Wash
An acid wash strips a very thin layer from your plaster to expose fresh, unstained plaster.
Whether your plaster pool has ugly stains or you have algae actually growing in the plaster, an acid wash can help. An acid wash strips a very thin layer from your plaster to expose fresh, unstained plaster. An acid wash will remove the surface layer with contaminants and algae that could otherwise keep blooming
To acid wash your pool, we will need to drain it and apply diluted acid to the surface of the plaster. The acid works very quickly and must be rinsed off right away. While it does remove a bit of plaster and slightly reduce the lifespan of your plaster, it may be necessary to get rid of stubborn algae problems. Because acid washing removes some plaster, it should not be performed regularly or annually.
Chlorine Bath
it may be time for a chlorine wash
While an acid bath is the best solution for an algae-riddled plaster pool, chlorine baths are used to treat stains and algae problems in pebble pools.
If it’s been a while since your pool was used or it has noticeable algae growth, it may be time for a chlorine wash. This form of pool cleaning removes unsightly stains with concentrated chlorine.
We drain your pool and apply liquid chlorine to the surfaces. The chlorine will be scrubbed with a brush into the pores of your pool before it’s rinsed away.
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Pool Tile Repair
We won’t take shortcuts
Do you have ugly cracked or missing pool tiles? Is your grout showing signs that it’s wearing out? Contact us right away for affordable pool tile repair in Las Vegas.
IOur pool tile company offers all types of affordable pool tile repair to restore a pristine appearance to your pool and prevent further damage to your pool walls.
We won’t take shortcuts like some pool tile companies. To ensure long-lasting results, we completely remove the old grout and thin set, diagnose and fix the cause of the damage, and use the right product to reinstall your tile.
FAQs
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Do you have any questions for us about pool tile cleaning in Las Vegas? Do you want to know more about our process or how to keep your pool tile clean? Look no further! Here are a few frequently asked questions from customers. We are just a call away for any additional concerns you may have.
What is the white buildup on my pool’s waterline called?
This white buildup is called scale, which is a buildup of different calcium deposits. As your pool water evaporates, minerals in the water are left behind on the waterline tile. Scale can resemble an unsightly hard ring around your pool or streaks along your spillways.
Calcium carbonate is a common type of calcium deposit on Las Vegas pools that can be removed manually, although it will likely take hours. Calcium silicate, on the other hand, is much harder to remove and may require bead blasting.
How often should my pool tile be cleaned?
We recommend regular pool tile cleaning in Las Vegas to prevent unsightly scale buildup, stains, and algae on your tile. Scrubbing the pool tiles regularly can prevent you from ever developing the thick white scale that requires professional swimming pool tile cleaning. Stay on top of cleaning your pool tile and make sure they are cleaned whenever they appear white or cloudy, which indicates hard water deposits that will get thicker over time. You may clean your tiles every week or every month. Most pool owners schedule pool tile cleaning service every 1 to 2 years.
How are the pool tiles cleaned?
We use professional bead blasting, a technique that quickly removes scale and stains from your tile without damage. After dropping your water level enough to see the deposits clearly, we use glass bead or salt blasting to clean the tile. Very tiny glass beads or mineral salt are blasted at the tile with low-pressure air. When we’re done, the glass beads will be vacuumed out of your pool.
How long will pool tile cleaning take?
With our pool tile cleaning service in Las Vegas, your pool tile can go from grimy and scaley to pristine and beautiful within a few hours. We use a simple but effective process to clean pool tile. We begin by lowering the water level around 6 inches below the tile line with a submersible pump. Our techniques will use special bead blasting equipment to remove calcium deposits, residue, algae, and stains from the surface of the tile. Very small glass beads or mineral salt will be blasted against the tile until all debris is removed. The tile will be wiped down and polished by hand before the glass beads are vacuumed away.