Pool tile replacement in Corinth, TX
Loose, cracked or missing tile at the waterline is more than cosmetic. We’ll look at it, explain why it’s happening and quote the fix.
Why tile fails
Waterline tile takes sun, temperature swings and constant contact with water. Over time the grout and bond behind the tile can fail, and tiles loosen, crack or fall off. Movement in the coping or deck above can also crack tile.
Signs to watch for
Tiles that are loose, hollow-sounding or missing Cracked tiles or cracked grout lines
Gaps between the tile and the coping above it A whole section that has shifted
Why it’s worth fixing early
Open spots in the tile line can let water behind the tile and into places it shouldn’t be. Fixing a few loose tiles is usually much simpler than fixing a section that has been left alone.
Spot repair or full replacement
Sometimes a handful of tiles can be reset. Sometimes the whole waterline is due, especially if you’re replastering at the same time. We’ll tell you which one your pool needs and quote it. We manage the job and coordinate the tile crew. We use industry-standard materials chosen to make the pool last as long as possible.
Tile coming loose?
Text us a photo of the tile line, close up and from a few feet back.
Tile questions
Can you match my existing tile?
We source tile from several distributors, so if your tile is still made, we’ll find it. Older tile is sometimes discontinued, and if so, we’ll tell you.
Do I need to drain the pool to replace tile?
Waterline tile work usually means lowering the water below the tile line. A full drain is typically only needed when it’s part of a bigger project like a replaster. We’ll explain what your job needs.
Who does the tile work?
We quote and manage the project and coordinate the subcontractor crew.
How long does it take?
A typical renovation takes about 2 weeks from start to swimming.