Signs include equipment malfunction, unusual noises, leaks, or your pool not operating as expected. If something isn’t working, we can help.

These are typically calcium deposits, also known as scale. They form when hard water evaporates and leaves behind mineral residue, especially in hot, sunny climates or areas with high calcium levels in the water.

Calcium build-up occurs when pool water becomes oversaturated with calcium, leading to deposits on tile, plaster, and equipment. It’s often caused by imbalanced water chemistry, high pH levels, or hard water conditions.

We use professional-grade techniques such as bead blasting or chemical treatments to safely remove calcium without damaging your tile or finishes. Regular maintenance and balanced water chemistry help prevent it from returning.