SodaBlast Texas and Heritage Gravestone Restoration have served North Texas for many years, providing exceptional restoration services to their clients.

It is that time of year, Summer is here and so is the time to get the swimming pool cleaned up and ready for the great swimming family gatherings.

If that surface was not properly sealed before the tile was installed, calcium on the tile bleeds through the grout from the underlying surface. Calcium may appear to be dripping out of the grout lines. These areas can be treated, but the reoccurrence can’t be stopped, and deep pool tile cleaning may be warranted.

Obtaining clean pool tile will require periodic treatment. Calcium can also accumulate at the waterline if the pool water’s PH (acid level) is allowed to be too high for too long. In this scenario, a white line will be present at the waterline. This can also be easily addressed with professional pool tile cleaning.

Our goal is to make your pool tile look new again. With our soda blasting cleaning solution, we will shut off your filter system (and auto-fill valve). Then, for us to see the calcium that needs to be removed, we drop the water level of your pool approximately 6″ below the bottom of the tile.

Pool owners can consider DIY pool tile cleaning when the calcium deposit is light, using any cleaning method. However, hiring a professional is the most effective way to eliminate the heavy scale and dirt build-up from the swimming pool. Tile cleaning professionals are experienced and equipped with the right tools and supplies to remove deposits and keep the pool swim-ready.

The soda blasting method is a common kitchen ingredient, baking soda or sodium bicarbonate, to remove the calcium build-up. It is ideal for fragile tile materials like ceramic, pebble, or stone. Soda blasting is non-toxic, gentle, biodegradable, and environmentally friendly.

You can reach them at 214-347-3385 to discuss your project or visit their website at SodaBlastTexas.com to learn more about their services.