Alderley Edge · Cheshire

Bespoke finishes, carefully kept.

If your pool in Alderley Edge has bespoke mosaic, feature borders or natural stone around it, a repair has two jobs: fix what has failed and leave the original look intact. We carry out swimming pool tiling, tile repairs and regrouting in Alderley Edge with both in mind.

Matching

Repairs that do not stand out

Feature mosaics, custom colours and older tile ranges can be hard to match. We look for the closest suitable replacement, hold it against the existing finish in place, and talk through where any small difference would be least noticeable.

Grout colour matters as much. A regrout in the wrong shade can change the character of a pool, so the colour is agreed before we start.

If no match can be found, we can sometimes take original tiles from a less visible spot, such as behind a ladder or in a recess, use them where they will be seen, and put the new tiles in their place. We agree that with you first.

  • Mosaic sheets and feature borders
  • Emblems and inset designs
  • Curved steps and benches
  • Coloured or contrasting grout lines
  • Edge and coping details
Inside and out

Pool halls, terraces and outdoor pools

Some homes have an outdoor pool or terrace alongside an indoor pool. External tiling has to cope with frost and repeated wetting and drying, so the tiles, adhesive, grout and movement joints all need more thought.

A poolside floor is walked on wet and barefoot. When a surround is renewed, we talk about slip resistance as well as looks.

Where a pool hall opens on to a terrace, the change from inside to outside needs a properly detailed joint. We check how these junctions were formed and whether they still do their job.

Local reach

Close to our Warrington base

Alderley Edge is a short drive from Warrington, as are Wilmslow, Prestbury, Macclesfield and Knutsford. We take on private pools of every size here, and hotel and club pools nearby, and we work on pools right across the UK.

Natural materials

Stone, glass and mixed finishes

Higher-specification pools often mix materials: glass mosaic in the pool, natural stone on the surround, porcelain in the pool room. Each reacts differently to cleaners, grouts and adhesives.

We check compatibility before cleaning or regrouting and try products on a small area first. A chemical clean that is fine on porcelain, for example, can mark marble and many limestones, so the product has to suit the surface. Get it wrong and a refresh turns into a repair.

If the pool room is part of a wider renovation, we can advise on where the tiling fits in the order of trades.

Good to know

Pool work in Alderley Edge: common questions

All questions
Can you repair a damaged mosaic emblem in an Alderley Edge pool?

Often, yes. Depending on what tiles are available, we lift and replace damaged pieces or rebuild a section. We tell you how close a match is likely to be before any tiles come up.

Is it possible to change grout colour when regrouting?

Yes, a regrout is a chance to change colour. Look at a cured sample against the tiles first, because grout often dries to a different shade from how it looks when wet.

Do you tile outdoor pool terraces?

Yes. We take on external tiling and pool surrounds, using frost-resistant tiles and products suited to outdoor use, with movement joints left flexible.

Start with an estimate

Tell us about your pool.

Send a few details and we’ll get back to you to understand the job. Photos of the tiles, grout and problem areas help us a lot, and you can add them below.

We aim to reply within two working days.

What affects the estimate?

  • The pool area and which surfaces need work
  • Joint size and the grout or tiles involved
  • The condition of the tiles, joints and background
  • Access to the pool and the working areas
  • Preparation, cleaning and any repairs needed first
  • The programme and when the pool can close

Photos of the tiles, grout and problem areas. Large photos are made smaller before sending.