Pool Tile Cleaning Las Vegas NV
Swimming Pool Tile Cleaning
Has the tile in your pool seen better days? Do you have stained plaster or persistent algae problems? We can help.
As a full-service swimming pool tile cleaning company in Las Vegas, we offer tile cleaning, installation, and repair as well as acid washing and chlorine baths to make your pool look like new again. Don’t waste your entire weekend scrubbing at stubborn deposits on your tile: our professional swimming pool tile cleaning service in Las Vegas will take care of the problem quickly without damage to your tile or pool.
Swimming Pool Tile Cleaning
Don’t waste your time trying to solve scale buildup on your own
Cloudy, dirty tiles and a ring of scale around the waterline of your pool can be eyesores and make your entire pool look dirty and run down. Unfortunately, removing a heavy scale buildup isn’t a quick project when done by hand. It can easily take many hours of scrubbing and chemical application to make a dent in the problem. Our pool tile cleaning in Las Vegas is an eco-friendly, chemical-free, and safe option that can make your tiles look new again without damage.
We use either salt blasting or bead blasting to restore a clean, polished appearance to your pool tile. We blast very tiny glass beads or mineral salt at your tiles with low-pressure air that won’t damage the tile or grout. For porcelain tile cleaning and ceramic tile cleaning, bead blasting is the best solution. Glass tile cleaning and cleaning of delicate hand-painted tile is usually best done with mineral salt, which is even more gentle than glass beads.
Our technicians will carefully bead blast your tile and even water features around your pool to remove years of built-up scale. We take care to select the right equipment and product based on the type of tile you have to avoid any damage. Always be careful when choosing a pool tile cleaning company. Unfortunately, some companies use high-pressure systems not intended for pool tile that can leave pitting and other damage on your tile and grout that can’t be repaired.
Acid Washes and Chlorine Baths
If your pool has seen better days, a chlorine bath or acid wash may be a good option to restore your pool’s former glory.
The right treatment will depend on the type of pool you have. Acid washes are used for plaster pools with uncontrollable or recurring algae problems or stains. Chlorine baths are best for pebble pools. Also known as a drain and clean, a pool acid wash can be necessary when your pool becomes stagnant or develops a serious algae problem. Unfortunately, shocking the pool isn’t always enough because the algae can hide and survive inside the plaster, only to bloom again later. An acid wash can also remove dirt, mineral stains, chlorine stains, and grime from the surface of your pool to reveal a beautiful, like-new finish.
The downside is an acid wash is an extreme move that requires stripping a very thin layer of your plaster. This accelerates the time until you need to replaster your pool so it shouldn’t be done often. An acid wash involves applying diluted muriatic acid to the surface of the plaster and rinsing it away to reveal fresh plaster.
A chlorine bath is a similar process that can be used to remove stains, algae, and other issues with your pebble finish pool. Also known as a chlorine rinse, this service is the same as an acid bath except it uses liquid chlorine instead of muriatic acid. Your pool will be drained before the chlorine solution is applied to the surface.
Cost-Effective Pool Tile Repairs
Pool tile is one of the longest-lasting pool finishes you can choose.
That doesn’t mean it’s maintenance-free, of course. You can expect a few instances of pool tile repair before your tile reaches the end of its life.
Our reliable pool tile repair service can address common issues like cracked tile, tiles that have popped off, and deteriorating grout. Our contractors don’t merely replace cracked or missing tile without thought.
We take the time to investigate why the tile cracked or fell off in the first place. It may be due to a leak, a crack in the shell of your pool, or water intrusion behind the tile that requires repair before the tile is reinstalled.
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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.
How often should I have my pool tiles cleaned?
Regular pool tile cleaning in Las Vegas is one of the most important things you can do to keep your pool looking its best.
Scale buildup on your tile will only get worse if it’s ignored until you require professional pool tile cleaning in Las Vegas. We recommend weekly or monthly cleaning of your pool tile to remove the hard water deposits while they are still easy to remove. Most pool owners in Nevada have professional pool tile cleaning service done every 12 to 24 months although it may be required more often.
How do you clean pool tiles?
We use either bead blasting or salt blasting depending on the thickness and type of buildup and the type of tile you have.
We use either bead blasting or salt blasting depending on the thickness and type of buildup and the type of tile you have. Glass and hand-painted tile, for example, are cleaned with the more gentle mineral salt blasting. Professional bead blasting is a safe technique that cleans your pool tile by blasting very tiny beads at the tile with low-pressure air. This process will not damage your tile or grout. The beads will fall into the water and be removed before we leave.
What is the white buildup on my pool’s waterline?
This unsightly buildup on your waterline is called scale. It’s essentially hard water and calcium deposits that get thicker over time. Scale develops when your water slowly evaporates, leaving the minerals in the water behind on the tile. You may notice the buildup not only on your waterline but also around water features and around fixtures inside your whole.
There is no way to completely prevent scale buildup although keeping your pool chemicals carefully balanced can dramatically reduce scale from developing. Reducing evaporation with a pool cover can also help.