Tile, Stone & Waterline
The surfaces that make the pool.
Travertine asks for a careful hand.Tile, Stone & Waterline care starts with the finish: glass or porcelain tile, the stone at the edge, and any treatment already applied.
The method
Know the material before the method.
Tell us about any sealer, recent installation or previous treatment. We confirm the approach before treating an unfamiliar surface.
Move across the photograph to look closer at the waterline.
- TravertineSoft and porous. Rinsed after service; no acidic cleaners on the coping.
- Glass tileCleaned with tools that won’t haze the surface. The waterline shows scale first.
- Porcelain tileHarder wearing; the grout lines still get their own look.
Each visit
What we attend to.
Gentle, regular attention. The final list is set in your proposal.
Clean the waterline with tools suited to the surface.
Check the coping and nearby stone for changes worth noting.
Rinse the service area as agreed after the visit.
Record areas that may need a stone or tile specialist.
Boundaries
Care is different from restoration.
Care
Kept, week by week.
- Waterline cleaning
- Coping and deck rinse after service
- Notes on anything that changes
Restoration · only when agreed
Assessed before it’s promised.
- Grinding, honing or sealing
- Stain removal and abrasive treatment
- Tile repairs
Existing marks need an assessment before anyone promises a result.
Next
Tell us about the pool.
Start with the neighborhood and the part of the pool you’d like us to look after. We’ll discuss the next step with you.