Pool tile installation

When you are thinking of new pool tile installation, we can help. We have trained, professional installers that take pride in their work. And when it comes to pool tile installation, you want to make sure it is done correctly. There are many variables that come into play with pool tile. The size of the pool tile, the surface it is being installed on and the person installing it. Not to mention, the various types of materials used. There is porcelain, glass and natural stone pool tile to choose from. With all of these varieties, it can be overwhelming.

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San Diego pool tile installation options

Everything Swimming Pools can help you with your pool tile options. Are you unsure of the pool tile selections you are interested in? If so, we can bring a few samples that we recommend. Usually a few of each type and quality. With everything, there are grades and various price points for the different selections. If you are a hands on type of person, we can direct you to our main pool tile supplier. There you can get a hands on approach to picking your pool tile. You can visit National Pool Tile at 1903 Friendship Drive #102  El Cajon, 92020. Or 4980 East Landon Drive Anaheim, California 92807.  This is one of our pool tile suppliers local to San Diego and Orange County.

Often pool tile installation is performed with our pool remodeling projects. Occasionally people need to replace the old, broken or missing tile without re-doing the rest of the pool.



If that is the case, we always look to find any issues with the structure.  We never overlook any cracks or damage that may cause the pool tile to fail prematurely. If there are any problems with the area we are working on, we will let you know before we start.

San Diego pool tile installation wrap up

Something to keep in mind with your pool tile selection. The smoother the finish the less likely that calcium will build up on it. The rougher of course, will be more likely because it is porous. Natural stone is rough but usually more resilient to cleaning. Porcelain is the most neutral for it is smooth and fairly easy to clean. Glass pool tile is the smoothest but will also cost the most when cleaning it. Glass beads will damage the glass surface only a mineral blasting will clean the glass pool tile safely. Give us a call or fill out our contact form for all of your San Diego pool tile installation needs.