Pool tiling across Yorkshire, from the Pennines to the coast.

Pool refurbishment and repairs in Yorkshire

West Yorkshire's cities and towns, including Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield and Wakefield, have a large stock of public leisure, school and university pools, some of them in use for many years. South Yorkshire has the same mix around Sheffield and Doncaster. York and Harrogate add hotel and spa pools, and Hull and the East Riding bring hard water and holiday park pools along the coast.

Further out, private pools in homes are spread through the Dales, the Wolds and the North York Moors, often in converted farm buildings.

• Pool tile repairs and replacement
• Regrouting and epoxy regrouting
• Chemical and scale cleaning
• Partial and full retiling
• Mosaic, spa and steam room tiling
• Pool surrounds and changing rooms

Getting to you

The M62 brings most of West Yorkshire within easy reach of our Warrington base, and the M1, M18 and A1(M) cover the south and east. For pools further north and on the coast, we plan the trip properly and stay locally while the work goes on.

For longer trips, photos and a short video help us judge the likely scale of the job and bring the right materials. We still inspect before we price, because photos do not show what is behind a tile.

Most tile repair work involves draining the pool, so we agree the drain down, the refill and the restart of water treatment with your plant room team before we arrive.

Why Yorkshire pools fail in different ways

Water and use vary a lot across the county. Hard water in the east leaves scale that can hide failing grout. Busy city lane pools wear at the turns and steps. Hotel spas see the most wear in steam rooms and on spa benches. Private pools are often lightly used but kept warm all year, which tests the grout in a different way.

Our job is to find the cause behind a failure, not just replace the tiles that have come away.

Inspect, agree, then work

We inspect, tap test suspect areas and check the grout, joints, edges and steps. Then we set out the options and quote the scope we agree. Dan and Jay do the tiling themselves, and cure times before refilling are part of the plan from day one.

If you spot loose, sharp or hollow tiles between shutdowns, send us a photo. Sharp or lifting tiles are a safety issue and should be closed off until they are made safe.