Are ugly white calcium lines ruining the look of your backyard oasis? We restore dirty, scaled pool tile to a brand-new finish with safe, low-pressure media blasting — no harsh acid scrubs, no full drain, no contracts.
As pool water evaporates under the dry Texas air, it leaves behind heavy mineral deposits. Over time, these minerals form a hard white line of calcium carbonate along your pool tile. We use safe, modern media blasting to clean tile without scratching or cracking — and send a before/after photo report so you can see the waterline transformed.
We use low-pressure glass bead or salt blasting media to gently lift calcium deposits off the ceramic or glass pool tile, preserving the original glaze finish.
Unlike old-school methods that rely on dangerous muriatic acid scrubs that damage grout lines, our media blasting is non-hazardous and safe for swimmers and pets.
We also restore brick, flagstone, travertine, and ledger stone coping, removing calcium crusts and water stains to bring back the natural color of your hardscaping.
After blasting away the calcium, we apply a high-performance silicone sealer to the tile line to help repel future mineral scale and make weekly cleaning easier.
One-time restoration priced by method and waterline length. Final pricing depends on tile type, scale thickness, and linear feet — we confirm your exact rate with a free quote. No contracts.
Targeted hand cleaning for lighter scale on durable tile.
Low-pressure media blasting for heavy calcium without damaging the glaze.
Stone coping restoration plus protective silicone tile sealer.
Hill Country tap water is some of the hardest in Texas, so calcium scale builds along the waterline faster here than almost anywhere — and the dry summer heat speeds up the evaporation that leaves it behind. We restore tile across New Braunfels — Gruene, River Chase, Vintage Oaks, Havenwood, and out toward Canyon Lake — and seal the line afterward to slow the next buildup.