
Glendale rust repair and tiling
Corroding steel cut out and treated, then the whole interior tiled.
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Pool tiling · La Cañada Flintridge
A neglected concrete pool and spa restored in dark gray tile with granite coping, the steps and spa seat squared up, new LED lights and renewed equipment.
The tile is only as precise as what is under it.
A complete pool renovation
The new owners inherited a pool that had been left for years. The equipment was dead, the shell had rust coming through, and nothing about it was going to improve on its own.
The steps and spa seat were also out of square — wider at one end than the other by enough to see. Before any tile, the pool was emptied, cleaned out and those errors corrected in render.
Fixing the structure first is what lets the tile go on with clean lines and consistent cuts. A small-format tile on an out-of-square surface produces a visibly tapering joint line, and there is no fixing it afterwards.
While the surrounds were being re-concreted, new conduit and wiring went in for LED lights, and the equipment was renewed. Doing that while the deck was open cost a fraction of what it would have cost afterwards.
Tile does not hide a crooked step; it points at it.
Pool tiling in La Cañada Flintridge
In an established yard a pool renovation has to feel deliberate rather than temporary, which is most of the argument for tile.
A fully tiled interior suits older pools particularly well, because getting there forces someone to inspect and correct the shell before the finish goes on. That inspection is worth as much as the tile.
The dark gray tile reads almost charcoal dry and soft blue once filled. Granite coping finished the edge and tied the pool into the rebuilt yard.
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Pool tiling · La Cañada Flintridge
The owners inherited a pool left for years: dead equipment, rust through the shell, and steps and a spa seat out of square. All of it was dealt with before any tile went on.
A dark gray tiled interior that reads soft blue once filled, granite coping, square steps and equipment that works — with the deck opened once instead of twice.
This week on the job
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No. Tile does not hide a crooked step; it points at it. A small-format tile on an out-of-square surface produces a visibly tapering joint line, and there is no fixing it afterwards.
Because on this pool they were out of square — wider at one end than the other by enough to see. Correcting that in render first is what lets the tile go on with clean lines and consistent cuts.
Because the deck was already open. New conduit and wiring for LED lights went in while the surrounds were being re-concreted, at a fraction of what the same work costs once everything is closed up.
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La Cañada Flintridge & greater Los Angeles
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