Pool And Spa Tile

A: Glass, porcelain, and ceramic tiles are most common. All must be rated for submersion, chemical resistance, and slip safety where applicable. We source every surface finish from trusted manufacturers so lasting color and clarity stay protected. Work with our design team to match patterns and textures, and we'll handle installation standards to keep your project compliant.

A: Yes. With proper prep, tile can be applied over older surfaces. Cracks, delamination, and substrate issues must be resolved before tiling. Our restoration team inspects the finish, reinforces weak spots, and applies premium setting materials for long-term adhesion. Schedule a consultation to get a personalized plan and transparent quote before work begins.

A: Waterline tile is usually smooth, but step and floor tiles may include textured or matte finishes to reduce slip risk. Always verify safety ratings. Manufacturers test each surface for traction so you can choose options designed for wet barefoot use. Our specialists guide you through maintenance and upgrade packages that keep your investment comfortable and secure all season.

A: Use a soft brush and pH-neutral cleaner for regular cleaning. Prevent scale buildup by maintaining water chemistry, and reseal grout if needed. Schedule seasonal inspections to catch early signs of buildup and keep water features looking pristine. Our maintenance pros can customize a care plan that protects your investment and keeps your backyard centerpiece guest-ready year-round.