Showing posts with label pool tile cleaners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pool tile cleaners. Show all posts

Monday, September 12, 2011

Pool Tile Cleaners - Do They Work?


Chemical pool tile cleaners that are acid based do not work on heavily calcified pool tiles. I am not going to name names, but there are a few that are sold by the "Major" swimming pool supply stores by the truck load. Inevitably I always get a call after the home owner has tried their acid pool tile cleaners. When I walk into the homeowners back yards to give an estimate 7 out of 10 times there is a half full bottle sitting on the patio table. There maybe 10 feet of tile that looks a tiny bit better, but not much.

What the pool supply doesn't tell you is that the "acid pool tile cleaners" actually permanently stain many types of swimming pool tiles. The correct way to clean pool tile is to have them either bead blasted or dry soda blasted using NO MORE THAN 20 PSI. This process "when done correctly" is very beneficial to the home owner and the swimming pool tiles themselves. Surface Renewal Pool Tile Cleaning has designed their own swimming pool tile cleaning equipment that 1.Does both bead blasting as well as dry soda blasting. 2.After the pool tiles have been cleaned by us, we apply a calcium proofing protectant to the surface to prevent the return of buildup for up to 3 years. 3. We sell products to treat the water itself to prevent scale from attacking pool tile.

So in closing, you can bypass the aggravation of wasting time and money by not buying acid pool tile cleaners. If you own a pool in Southern California, give Surface Renewal Pool Tile Cleaning a call for a free estimate!
1-714-253-Pool (7665)  Pool Tile Cleaners

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Pool Tile Cleaners OC

Surface Renewal Pool Tile Cleaning is Southern Californias leading pool tile cleaner service. Licensed bonded and insured. 1-877-835-8763
Pool Tile Cleaners OC

Thursday, August 25, 2011

How To Clean Pool Tile

The best and only way to clean pool tile correctly is to have them professionally cleaned. Not every pool tile is created equal, cleaning pool tiles takes care and the right pool tile cleaning equipment. Surface Renewal Pool Tile Cleaning is the only company with the right equipment! Here's why, we designed and built our own pool tile cleaning equipment from the ground up to work extremely well at a low pressure of 15 PSI. Why is that important? The higher the pressure used to clean pool tiles, the more of a chance of damage. Surface Renewal Pool Tile Cleaning is turning the industry upside down with or patent pending pool tile cleaning equipment. Remember, always hire a licensed contractor to work on your property. Unlicensed pool tile cleaners will ruin your property and you the home owner will be stuck with the repair bill. Surface Renewal Pool Tile Cleaning is Licensed Bonded and Insured. Call us today for a free estimate! (714)227-3629

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Bead Blasting vs. Pressure Washing


Which way to clean my pool tile? Bead Blasting or the pressure washing method? Each way claims it is the best. Both ways claim it is Eco-friendly and non damaging. The truth is both methods can damage property if not done correctly. Bead blasting can not be used on glass pool tile. If you use excessive nozzle pressure, say 40 psi or more, their is a higher risk of etching. The pressure washing method has it's own risks as well. High pressure water has enough power to etch concrete! Grout is a low strength cementitious product, it does not take much effort to damage grout! Once the grout is removed, the risk of tile removal and damage is increased. So as long as bead blasting is used against the correct substrate, and low enough pressure the risk of damage is close to none. Hiring a pool tile cleaning company that is licensed and bonded to clean pool tile will insure your getting the cream of the crop! The correct license should be a "Sandblasting" license. So when searching for a professional pool tile cleaner, ask for their contractor license number and look it up here!