Before and after

Before and after: pool tile, plaster and decks in the West Valley

Every pair here is one surface, split by one yellow line. Left of the line is the surface as it was. Right of it is the surface after the work.

Patterned cobalt waterline tile, white calcium crust on the left and clean glaze on the rightBeforeAfter

Patterned cobalt waterline tile. Calcium crust on the left half, clean glaze on the right. One tile surface, one frame.

Waterline tile, calcium crust

Raised spa wall, cobalt tile. Hard-water scale blasted off; the glaze stays.

This is the job the business started with in 2017. How tile cleaning works

Cobalt spa tile under a white band of hard-water scaleBefore
The same spa wall, scale off, glaze intactAfter

Plaster, acid wash

Drained, stained plaster washed back to an even finish.

Drained plaster floor and steps, stained and patchyBefore
The same plaster washed back to an even pale finishAfter

Flagstone deck, pressure wash

Algae and bonded dust off the flagstone and the brick steps.

Flagstone, coping and brick are washed at a pressure matched to the surface.

Flagstone deck with algae and bonded dust at the brick stepsBefore
The same flagstone, back to warm sandstoneAfter
“We had such a build up of mineral deposit on our pool tile. We were ready to have all the tile removed. ... You save us a few thousand dollars.”
Sunni D., Yelp, June 2017

Got a surface that needs a second frame?

Call or text (623) 695-9199. We look at it first, then give you one flat number.