
Eagle Rock before and after
An early-eighties painted pool converted to a pale blue ceramic interior.
Eagle Rock
Pool tiling · Burbank
An older concrete pool converted to a fully tiled interior. One of the earlier jobs in our record, kept here because the method has not changed.
Long-standing experience, shown through the work itself.
Burbank retiling

Historic Pool Care LA work
Retiling an existing pool is entirely possible, and on an older concrete shell it usually beats another round of plaster — which in water this hard means going through the same job again in eight to twelve years.
This one was finished around 2011. The original had a plaster interior, a waterline band, tiled steps and brick paving. The renovation converted the interior to full tile and dealt with the surrounds at the same time.
It stays in the gallery because the photographs are old and the method is not. Preparation, set-out and finishing are the same today.
The photographs are old. The method is not.
Burbank & the Foothills
As plaster, painted render and early pebble reach the end, the choice is another consumable surface or a permanent one.
Burbank has a lot of older homes with pools originally finished in plaster, painted render or early pebble.
Our work covers fully tiled interiors, steps, waterline bands, preparation, repairs and the detail work that brings an older pool back into step with the house around it.
If you are looking for pool tilers in the east Valley, this is one of the earlier records that the work has been part of what we do for a long time, not something added to a service list recently.
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Pool tiling · Burbank
An older concrete pool finished around 2011: plaster interior, waterline band, tiled steps and brick paving, all dealt with in one renovation.
A permanent tiled interior instead of another round of plaster, with the steps and the brick surrounds finished in the same renovation.
This week on the job
Short clips from real visits. Nothing staged, nothing bought from a stock library.
Yes. Retiling an existing pool is entirely possible, and on an older concrete shell it usually beats another round of plaster — which in water this hard means going through the same job again in eight to twelve years.
Because the photographs are old and the method is not. Preparation, set-out and finishing are the same today, which is the whole reason this job is still in the record.
On this pool they were. The original had a plaster interior, a waterline band, tiled steps and brick paving, and the renovation dealt with the interior and the surrounds together rather than opening the edge twice.
The service pages behind this renovation.
Burbank pool tiling
Pool Care LA works on concrete pool tiling and renovation across Los Angeles and the Foothills. California contractor licence #970493, classifications C-53 and C-61/D-35.