Professional tile cleaning to remove calcium deposits, scale buildup, and waterline stains.
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That white, crusty buildup on your pool tile isn't dirt. It's calcium scale, and it's one of the most common pool problems in Florida. Our water has high calcium levels, and when pool water evaporates, it leaves calcium deposits behind. Over time, these deposits build up on your tile, creating an ugly white line that regular brushing won't remove.
Calcium scale doesn't just look bad. It makes your tile rough and can damage the surface if left too long. The good news is that professional tile cleaning can restore your pool's appearance and protect your investment. Our tile cleaning specialists use proven methods to safely remove calcium and scale without damaging your tile or grout.
We use several techniques depending on how bad the calcium buildup is:
The method we use depends on your tile type and the severity of the buildup. Delicate glass tile needs a gentler approach than standard ceramic tile. We'll assess your pool and choose the safest, most effective method for your specific situation.
Calcium scale forms when your pool water chemistry is out of balance. High pH and high calcium hardness levels cause calcium to precipitate out of the water and deposit on surfaces. In Sanford, our municipal water already has elevated calcium levels, so maintaining proper chemistry is critical.
Evaporation makes the problem worse. As water evaporates from your pool, the calcium concentration increases. That's why the waterline is where you see the most buildup. Regular water testing and chemical balancing can slow calcium accumulation, but some buildup is inevitable with our local water. That's why periodic professional tile cleaning is necessary.
Clean tile transforms the look of your pool. You'll notice the difference immediately. The tile regains its original color and shine. Your pool looks newer and more inviting. But the benefits go beyond appearance.
Removing calcium scale protects your tile from permanent damage. Heavy scale can etch into the tile surface over time, making it impossible to restore. Regular cleaning prevents this. It also makes routine maintenance easier because new calcium has less to cling to.
We typically recommend tile cleaning once or twice per year depending on how quickly scale builds up in your pool. If you're on our weekly maintenance program, we keep an eye on your tile and let you know when it's time for a deep clean. Combining tile cleaning with our deep pool cleaning service is a great way to give your pool a complete refresh.
Let us restore your pool tile to like-new condition. Professional results you'll love.
(407) 798-8661