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Pool Tile Repair

Loose, cracked, and missing tile fixed with matching materials — built for hillside sun exposure and the midcentury tile stock common across the LA hills.

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Hillside tile takes a different kind of beating than a flat-lot pool ever will. We handle loose, cracked, and damaged tile across the LA hills quickly and professionally — original glass tile pulling away from grout on a midcentury Trousdale pool, waterline chips on a Bel Air estate, whatever the property calls for. The repair holds. It doesn't just look fixed for a season.

Why hillside tile fails differently

Sun and heat expansion work grout loose faster.

Hillside pools with full southern exposure go through more extreme daily heat cycling than a shaded flat-lot pool, and that expansion-and-contraction cycle is exactly what works grout loose over time. It's also why tile on exposed hillside pools in Hollywood Hills, Bel Air, and Trousdale tends to show hollow spots and cracking before the same installation would fail on a shaded Los Feliz or Beverly Glen property. We check for that pattern specifically on every hillside inspection, not just the obviously cracked tile.

Signs you need pool tile repair

What to look for before it gets worse.

Loose or hollow tile

Tap test

Tile that feels loose or sounds hollow when tapped has already separated from the substrate — common on original midcentury installs in Trousdale and Los Feliz.

Cracked or chipped tile

Waterline damage

Cracking and chipping around the waterline, often accelerated by heat cycling on full-exposure hillside pools.

Crumbling or missing grout

The first sign of trouble

Grout is almost always the first thing to go, well before any tile actually comes loose — worth flagging early rather than waiting for a piece to fall.

Tile completely missing

Full replacement

Once tile has fallen off, the exposed substrate needs repair before new tile goes back on — not just glued over.

Our process

Inspect, remove, repair, reinstall, seal.

1. Thorough inspection

We assess the full extent of the damage, including how much of it traces back to sun and heat exposure.

2. Careful removal

Damaged tile comes out without cracking or loosening the good tile bordering it.

3. Substrate repair

The surface underneath repaired before anything new goes back on — skipping this is why some tile repairs fail again fast.

4. Matching tile installation

New tile installed with high-quality materials, color-matched to original midcentury tile whenever possible.

5. Proper sealing

Everything sealed correctly to prevent the leaks and water intrusion that heat cycling accelerates.

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