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Private pool edge tiles and epoxy regrout

Loose edge tiles lifted, cleaned and refitted around a private outdoor pool, with mosaic repairs and a full epoxy regrout of the whole pool.

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Pool
Private outdoor mosaic pool
Work
Edge tile refix, mosaic repairs and full epoxy regrout

The challenge

The edge tiles had worked loose around the entire perimeter of the pool, and tiles within the pool had come loose or been damaged in places.

What we did

  • Pool drained down
  • All edge tiles carefully lifted and cleaned of old adhesive
  • Edge tiles refitted around the pool and along the steps, then grouted for a secure, level finish
  • Localised mosaic repairs to loose and damaged tiles within the pool
  • The whole pool regrouted in epoxy grout

The result

Secure, level edge tiles all the way round and a full epoxy regrout, giving a durable, watertight and easy-to-maintain finish.

Photos

On site

Previous projects: These pool projects were carried out by Dan and his dad as self-employed subcontractors, before PoolRevive was formed. PoolRevive is our new specialist business, trading under TileTrust Ltd, and we’ll add projects completed under the PoolRevive name as they’re finished.

The entry steps, fully grouted in epoxy grout.
The entry steps, fully grouted in epoxy grout.
Loose edge tiles lifted along the length of the pool and set aside on the decking for cleaning.
Loose edge tiles lifted along the length of the pool and set aside on the decking for cleaning.
A corner after the edge tiles came off, with the bedding exposed. The removed tiles are cleaned of old adhesive before refitting.
A corner after the edge tiles came off, with the bedding exposed. The removed tiles are cleaned of old adhesive before refitting.
Edge tiles removed at the end of the pool, ready for cleaning and refitting.
Edge tiles removed at the end of the pool, ready for cleaning and refitting.
Edge tiles refitted around the pool surround, with work continuing at the near end.
Edge tiles refitted around the pool surround, with work continuing at the near end.
Edge tiles refitted at a corner of the pool, with the decking lifted for access.
Edge tiles refitted at a corner of the pool, with the decking lifted for access.
The pool floor cleaned down during the mosaic repairs, before any grouting.
The pool floor cleaned down during the mosaic repairs, before any grouting.
Mosaic repairs under way across the pool floor.
Mosaic repairs under way across the pool floor.
The pool floor around the main drain after the mosaic repairs.
The pool floor around the main drain after the mosaic repairs.
Pool walls and floor ready for the epoxy regrout.
Pool walls and floor ready for the epoxy regrout.
Edge tiles refitted along the steps, with the epoxy regrout under way on the steps.
Edge tiles refitted along the steps, with the epoxy regrout under way on the steps.
Epoxy regrout in progress on the pool wall, with the upper section grouted and the lower section still to do.
Epoxy regrout in progress on the pool wall, with the upper section grouted and the lower section still to do.
The entry steps from the side, fully grouted in epoxy grout.
The entry steps from the side, fully grouted in epoxy grout.
Services on this project
Tile repairs Epoxy regrouting Mosaic pool tiling
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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.

Dan or Jay will be in touch within 24 hours.

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.

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