Pool Tile Replacement in Dallas-Fort Worth

It depends on how much of the pool you're retiling, the tile you pick, and how much work the old surface needs before new tile can go on. A pool where the old tile pulls off clean costs less than one where the surface underneath has to be rebuilt first. We measure your pool on site and give you a fixed price before anything starts.

If the failing tile is limited to the waterline band, that is all we touch. If tile is loose or popping across the steps, benches, and walls too, a full retile costs less in the long run than coming back twice. We look at the whole pool and tell you which one your pool actually needs.

Grout that's cracking or opening up, a tile or two turning up loose on the pool floor, and a hard white scale line at the waterline that won't scrub off are the usual signs. Catch it at that stage and a retile stays a small job. Wait, and water works in behind the tile and into the ledge underneath, which turns a small job into a bigger one.

A waterline retile usually takes 2 to 3 days on site, plus dry time before the pool gets refilled and balanced. A full retile, steps, benches, and the sun shelf included, runs 4 to 7 days depending on size and how much prep the surface needs. We walk you through the schedule before we start.

Glass and porcelain are the two that handle our summers and the occasional hard freeze without trouble. Glass looks brighter and comes in more colors but costs more. Porcelain is the most durable of the two. Natural stone is the custom route and holds up well when it is sealed and set right. We bring samples so you can see them against your own deck.

Most of the time, yes. We pull from a wide supplier network and can usually track down your tile or something close to it. If your tile has been discontinued, we show you the closest matches before we order anything, so you can decide whether to blend in the new section or retile the full waterline so it all matches.

For a full waterline retile, yes. The edge the tile sits on has to be dry to prep and set tile that actually holds. We handle the drain and coordinate the refill and chemistry with your pool service, so it is one clean handoff.

Tile set on a properly prepped surface with the right adhesive and grout holds for 15 years or more. The early failures we get called to fix almost always trace back to skipped prep or the wrong adhesive. Get the prep right and the tile outlasts the next round of pool fashion.

Yes. We retile pools across Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, and the rest of DFW. The process is the same everywhere we go. We measure your pool on site and give you a fixed price. Contractors who need a tile crew for a project in either city can reach out too.