He communicates well and follows through with what he promises.
Could not be happier with Andrew and his team. They even took time to explain various parts of my equipment so I can better maintain them myself.
Tile & surfaces
Loose, cracked or missing waterline tile, regrouting and calcium removal. And if the tile keeps failing in the same place, we will tell you what is really going on behind it.
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Waterline tile that has come away, replaced and bedded so it stays put.
Individual cracked pieces swapped out without redoing the whole waterline.
Failed grout replaced along the waterline, which is often what let water behind the tile in the first place.
The white build-up along the waterline removed so the tile is visible again.
The joint between deck and coping resealed, which keeps water out of places it causes damage.
Where tile has failed because water is moving behind it, we deal with the cause rather than just the surface.
Waterline tile is the first thing anyone looks at, so it is usually the first thing an owner wants fixed. It is also a useful diagnostic: tile that keeps coming loose in the same spot is often telling you something is moving or leaking behind it.
That is worth knowing before you pay for the same repair twice. Where the tile is a symptom, we will say so.
He communicates well and follows through with what he promises.
Could not be happier with Andrew and his team. They even took time to explain various parts of my equipment so I can better maintain them myself.
His willingness to do more than he says he will is refreshing.
Once we found All Aquatic Pools, we have never had a reason to go anywhere else. Andrew and his crews always do good work at a fair price.
They say what they are going to do, and do what they said they are going to do.
You will never encounter a more professional and knowledgeable team.
Often yes, particularly for common waterline tile. Older or discontinued tile can be harder, and we will be upfront if an exact match is not realistic before starting.
Waterline work usually needs the level dropped below the tile, not a full drain. We will tell you what is needed beforehand.
Repeated failure in the same area often means water is getting behind it, or something is moving. Redoing the tile without addressing that gets you the same result again.
No. Tile repair addresses the waterline band and its grout. Resurfacing is the interior finish of the whole pool, which is a much larger job.
A localised repair is usually quick. A full waterline regrout or a long stretch of replacement takes longer, and cure times matter. We will give you a realistic window when we quote.
Tell us what is going on and we will give you a straight answer.