Pool Tile

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Glass tile reflects light and adds depth and color at the waterline or across a spa. It is a popular choice for contemporary designs, accent bands, spillways, and feature walls, and it is available in a wide range of colors, from soft blues to iridescent blends. Because glass tile is translucent, colors can look different in sun, shade, and underwater, so comparing samples in person is especially helpful.

Porcelain tile is dense and durable, and it is made to handle constant water exposure, pool chemicals, and coastal conditions. It comes in many looks, including stone- and texture-inspired surfaces, and it is a practical, low-maintenance choice for waterline bands and spa walls in both remodels and new pools.

Mosaic tile uses small pieces to create color blends, borders, and patterns. Mosaics follow curves and steps easily, frame a spa, or add a custom accent to an otherwise simple pool. Stone-look tile offers a natural, earthy look that can be coordinated with your coping and plaster color.

The waterline band is where most people notice tile, and it is also where scale, water marks, and wear show first. When choosing waterline tile, consider how easily the surface can be cleaned, how the color hides calcium and water lines, and how it coordinates with your coping and plaster color.

Bring photos and measurements and our team will help you compare tile with coping and interior finish samples so the whole pool works together. We work with homeowners, designers, and contractors on material selection and design considerations before work begins.

We install pool and spa tile, from waterline accents to complete spa interiors. Cracked, faded, or outdated tile can be replaced during a remodel: old material is removed carefully and the surface is prepared before new tile is set. Tile replacement is often paired with replastering for a complete refresh.