Swimming pool tiling across the Midlands, a short run down the M6 from Warrington.

From the West Midlands to Lincolnshire

The region covers big cities such as Birmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton, Nottingham, Leicester and Derby, smaller cathedral and county towns such as Worcester, Shrewsbury, Lincoln and Northampton, and wide areas of countryside in Shropshire, Herefordshire, Derbyshire and Lincolnshire.

That means every type of pool we work on: busy public lane pools, school and university pools, hotel and spa pools, and private pools in homes and converted rural buildings.

We also cover the many towns between the big cities, from Solihull and Leamington Spa to Stafford, Burton upon Trent, Chesterfield, Loughborough and Kettering.

Spa pools, steam rooms and hydrotherapy pools are part of our work too, wherever they are tiled.

• Pool tile repairs and replacement
• Epoxy regrouting
• Deep cleaning and descaling
• Partial and full retiling
• Mosaic repairs
• Surrounds, changing rooms and spa areas

Close enough for repeat visits

Most of the West Midlands and Staffordshire is an easy drive from Warrington, so an inspection, a test clean and a final check can be separate visits if that suits your programme. For places further east, such as Lincoln or Northampton, we plan travel more carefully and stay locally on longer jobs.

Being close also helps when something unexpected turns up mid-job. We can return with extra materials quickly, rather than leaving the pool waiting.

Fitting around your calendar

School and university pools usually close in the summer holidays. Leisure and health club operators often prefer a planned annual shutdown. Hotels tend to want quieter months. We work to whichever window you have, and we tell you early if the scope will not fit in it.

We inspect before pricing, and we build cure time into the programme before refilling.

Some sites need more than one phase. Changing rooms or surrounds can sometimes be done separately from the tank, so not everything closes at once.

What helps us quote

Photos of the problem areas and the pool as a whole, plus your preferred dates, help us prepare. We will still inspect in person before giving a firm price, because tiles and grout often hide more than a photo can show.

Spare original tiles are worth keeping, as they make matching repairs much easier, especially where a tile range has been discontinued.

Tell us roughly how the pool is used, how old it is and whether it has had earlier repairs. That background often explains what we see in the photos and helps us decide what to check most closely on the first visit.