Commercial swimming pool refurbishment, planned around your closure.

Commercial pool refurbishment and repairs

Our commercial work is the tiled finish of the pool and the wet areas around it. We inspect, clean, repair, regrout and retile, and we deal with the movement joints, steps, edges and channels where failures usually start.

Most commercial pools do not need everything stripped out. A careful inspection separates the areas that have failed from the ones that are still sound, so the work and the closure go where they are needed. Where a full retile is the right answer, we say so and plan it properly.

• Drained-down inspection with tap testing and selective lifting
• Chemical cleaning matched to the job, so sound grout is not harmed
• Loose, cracked and missing tile repairs, including steps and edges
• Render and background repairs behind failed tiles
• Regrouting and epoxy regrouting where tiles are well bonded
• Movement joints renewed with a flexible sealant
• Partial and full retiling, including lane markings and mosaic
• Pool surrounds, changing rooms and showers in the same closure

Keeping the closure as short as the work allows

The quickest route back to an open pool is a scope agreed before the pool is drained. We confirm materials, access, working areas and the sequence in advance, so the days the pool is empty are spent working rather than waiting.

Cure times and a controlled refill are built into the programme. We do not cut them short to hit a reopening date, because that is how new grout and repairs fail early. If draining the pool reveals something nobody could see, you hear about it the same day with the options.

If you look after a pool for a facilities team, our page for facilities teams sets out how we plan a job from enquiry to completion.

We plan to agreed dates and tell you straight away if anything found under the tiles affects the programme.

What a tiling contractor does not do

We are pool tilers, not a pool construction or plant company. Pool plant, filtration, heating, lighting, leak detection and structural repairs to the shell are specialist trades. If our inspection points to one of them, we will tell you, and refurbishment closures are a sensible time to have that work done alongside the tiling so the pool only shuts once.