Swimming pool tiling across Wales, from the valleys to the coast.

Pools we work on in Wales

Wales has every kind of pool we take on: council leisure pools in the towns and valleys, school and teaching pools, university pools in the cities and coastal towns, hotel and spa pools, health clubs, holiday park pools along the coast, and private pools in homes and farmhouses.

We have pages for Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Aberystwyth and North Wales, and we cover the rest of the country too, including Bridgend, Llanelli, Carmarthen, Pembrokeshire and the towns of mid-Wales.

• Pool tile repairs and replacement
• Regrouting, including epoxy grout
• Chemical and deep cleaning of tiled finishes
• Partial and full retiles
• Mosaic work, surrounds and changing rooms
• Spa pools and steam rooms

Planning around the miles

Travel across Wales is often slower than the map suggests, especially through the middle of the country. So for anywhere beyond easy reach we ask for photos first, make the inspection count, and stay locally once the works begin.

Photos never replace a look at the pool itself, and we do not quote from them. What they do is tell us which materials and tools to bring, so a long trip is not wasted.

Coastal and holiday pools

Much of the Welsh coast is holiday country, from Pembrokeshire and Cardigan Bay to the north. Pools on holiday parks and in holiday lets work hard in the summer, so the closed season is usually the time to put the tiles right.

If your season has a fixed opening date, tell us early. Adhesive and grout need their full cure time before refill, and we plan backwards from the date you give us.

Inspect, agree, then tile

A first visit means a close look at the grout, movement joints, steps and edges, and tapping across suspect areas to find hollow tiles. We then talk through the options, from a clean or a targeted repair to a regrout or full retile, and agree the scope before any work starts.

If tiles keep failing in the same place, we look for the reason behind it rather than simply replacing them again. Movement in the structure, missing movement joints and a poor original bed are common causes, and new tiles alone will not fix them. We also look at walkways, showers and changing rooms, which often wear out alongside the pool.