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If you have surface stains in your pool, or your pool has been sitting for a while with algae, you may think about having the surface of the swimming acid washed to remove superficial surface stains This is also a popular option for homeowners having just purchased a foreclosure home and the pool has been…
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This is another example why you should not seal swimming pool tile. We salt blasted the calcium line off with no problems only to discover the mess shown in the photo. One of our competitors cleaned the pool tile in the past and reassured the home owner that sealing pool tile will prevent future build…
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Ceramic swimming pool tile starts life as a lump of earth — everything in that final product is a natural material. Each manufacturer likely has its own time-tested recipe for ceramic pool tile, but clay is usually the main ingredient, along with other items such as sand, feldspar, quartz and water. These ingredients are mixed…
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Pool tile will inevitably always end up with a calcium build up regardless of how well you maintain your pool especially is Arizona. There are certain factors that can increase the amount of calcium and the speed in which it deposits as well as factors that prolong it. Either way you will at some point…
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Today AZBB heads up the 101 to Tempe Arizona. This was a rental home purchased just two weeks prior to our cleaning date. Fortunately the previous renter/owner took decent care of the pool because we were able to get about 95% of the calcium off the Pebble Sheen. Pebble Sheen and natural stone can be…
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