Years of buildup can leave waterline tile looking dull and hazy no matter how often you scrub it. We remove it with pool tile bead blasting — a fine glass media applied at low pressure that's safe for tile, stone and grout.
This is often the smallest job we do — and often the first sign of what a pool needs next. If you've searched pool tile cleaning near me, this is usually where it starts.
We identify whether it's calcium, organic staining or a combination.
Specialized tools and techniques remove buildup without scratching tile or grout.
Every foot of waterline tile is cleaned, not just the visibly worst spots.
We flag any cracked, loose or missing tile we find along the way.
Different tile materials hold up differently to cleaning. We match the method to what's actually on your pool.
Shows buildup fast but scratches easily, so we use gentler methods matched to the finish.
Durable, but grout lines need extra attention to avoid wearing them down.
Stone and travertine are porous, so we adjust pressure and technique to avoid etching the surface.
Textured surfaces trap more buildup and need a more thorough pass to get fully clean.
Every pool is different, so we quote after seeing the tile in person. Here's what typically moves pool tile cleaning cost:
We'll give you a clear, written price after taking a look, so there are no surprises.
If scrubbing at home isn't cutting it anymore, this is usually why.
Submit the estimate form or call, and share a few photos of the tile.
We identify the type of buildup and the right method to remove it.
Every section of tile is cleaned safely, edge to edge.
We show you the finished tile and flag anything else worth knowing.
Aggressive scrubbing or the wrong chemicals can scratch tile or wear down grout. Glass bead blasting pool tile uses a fine glass media applied at low pressure, which is safe for tile, stone and grout when matched to your specific tile and buildup.
As the sister company of South Texas Custom Pools, we know how different tile materials are installed and finished, which shapes how we clean them.
We clean pool tile throughout San Antonio, including Alamo Heights, Stone Oak, Shavano Park, Hollywood Park, Timberwood Park, Castle Hills and Terrell Hills.
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Bryson did an outstanding job cleaning the tiles in my pool. He was prompt, courteous, and professional throughout the entire process. The pool tiles look amazing, especially considering they had not been cleaned in at least 8 years.
They did an amazing job removing the white buildup from my tile and from the stone surrounding the pool.
Home scrubbing usually removes surface residue but not the buildup bonded to the tile. Professional cleaning removes the buildup itself, which is why the results last much longer than a DIY scrub.
Not when it's done with the right method for your tile type. We match our approach to the tile and the type of buildup so the surface and grout aren't damaged.
Most tile cleaning projects are completed in a single visit, depending on the length of waterline and how heavy the buildup is.
Yes, waterline tile cleaning is typically done with the pool full, since the buildup sits right at the water's surface.
They overlap but aren't identical. Tile cleaning addresses general buildup and staining, while calcium removal specifically targets the hard, chalky mineral deposits common in our hard-water area.
Not when it's matched to your tile. Bead blasting uses a fine glass media at low pressure, which is safe for tile, stone and grout — we adjust pressure and technique for more delicate materials like glass and natural stone.
It depends on your water chemistry and how hard your water is. Many homeowners in our hard-water area find they're ready for another cleaning every couple of years.
Tell us what's happening and our team will help you get your waterline tile looking new again.
Tell us what is happening. We will follow up to schedule your free estimate.
