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Pool restoration
Tile that looks like the day it was set.
Houston's hard water leaves white calcium lines and scale on tile, spillways and stone. We remove them carefully and restore the original color.
The transformation
See the difference.
Drag to compare real before and after results.
How we restore it
Careful calcium and scale removal
We match the method to the surface — glass, iridescent, porcelain or stone — and test before we begin, so the tile comes back without damage.
Where it helps, we offer a sealant to extend the results, and we repair loose stone along the way.
- Waterline tile calcium & scale removal
- Glass and iridescent tile
- Spa spillways and rock features
- Sealant to extend results
- Stone and tile repairs
Keep it restored
Yearly Tile Care Plan
Ask our office about the Yearly Tile Care Plan. Members get 10% off other services.
Five stars is not enough. This company was absolutely fantastic from start to finish. My waterline tile and my travertine looks as good as the day it was installed. I can tell that BJ went above and beyond cleaning up all of the debris afterwards and taking his time doing a thorough job. I can't recommend them enough.
The restoration process
From neglect to like new
Every restoration follows the same careful path.
- 01
Assess
You send photos and tell us what you're seeing. We study the tile, plaster and surfaces and explain what's realistic, usually without needing a site visit.
- 02
Plan
You get a clear written quote and the least invasive approach that will get the result.
- 03
Restore
Our crew protects the yard, does the work carefully, and leaves the site cleaner than we found it.
- 04
Keep it restored
We walk the finished work with you and share how to keep it looking this way.
Questions
Good to know
How long does tile cleaning take?
Most residential tile jobs are completed in a single day, depending on pool size and buildup.
Is it safe for glass tile?
Yes. We choose the method for your tile and test first.
Do you need to drain the pool?
Yes. We lower the water 6-12 inches so we can blast and seal the tile. The aftercare sheet covers refill.