Pool Tile Cleaning & Calcium/Scale Removal

Remove stubborn calcium deposits and restore your pool tile to like-new condition.

Professional technician cleaning pool tile and removing calcium scale in Farmers Branch, TX

What Causes Calcium Buildup on Pool Tile

That white, crusty buildup on your pool tile is calcium scale. It happens when your pool water has high calcium levels or when pH and alkalinity are out of balance. As water evaporates, it leaves behind minerals that stick to the tile at the waterline. Over time, this buildup gets thick and stubborn. It looks bad, feels rough, and regular brushing will not remove it.

In Farmers Branch, hard water makes calcium buildup worse. Our tap water has high mineral content, so pools here develop scale faster than in other areas. If you ignore it, the buildup spreads to your pool equipment, clogs your filter, and damages your heater. Removing calcium scale early protects your investment and keeps your pool looking great.

Our Professional Tile Cleaning Process

We use specialized tools and techniques to remove calcium scale without damaging your tile. Here is how we do it:

  • Inspect the tile to determine the type and severity of buildup
  • Use professional-grade pumice stones or bead blasting for heavy scale
  • Apply chemical descalers for moderate buildup
  • Scrub the tile thoroughly to remove all residue
  • Rinse the area to prevent chemicals from entering the pool water
  • Test and balance water chemistry to prevent future buildup

Bead blasting is the most effective method for severe calcium deposits. We use fine glass beads under pressure to blast away scale without scratching or chipping the tile. This method works on all tile types, including glass, porcelain, and natural stone. After cleaning, your tile looks brand new again.

How to Prevent Calcium Scale From Returning

Once we clean your tile, you want to keep it that way. The best prevention is maintaining proper water chemistry. Keep your calcium hardness between 200 and 400 ppm, pH between 7.4 and 7.6, and total alkalinity between 80 and 120 ppm. Regular testing and adjustments stop calcium from depositing on your tile.

We include water testing and chemical balancing in our weekly pool cleaning service. This prevents calcium buildup, algae growth, and equipment damage. If you need other services, we also offer filter cleaning to remove any scale that has formed inside your filtration system. Regular maintenance saves you money and keeps your pool looking beautiful year-round.

Tired of Staring at Dirty Tile?

Let us restore your pool tile to like-new condition with professional cleaning.

Call (214) 283-5738

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