Is $2,500 to professionally clean pool tiles a fair price?
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I am a first-time pool owner and have tried various methods like pumice stone and other semi-abrasive materials to clean the pool tiles, but nothing has worked. I'm trying to determine if the tiles can be cleaned or if they need to be replaced, though replacing them is not currently an option due to cost. I'm hoping to make the pool look better until a full redo of the entire pool area, which is planned for two summers from now. I'm trying to manage costs and avoid unnecessary spending from pool companies. We are currently happy with the pool and saving for a full makeover.
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This quote is for professionally cleaning the pool tiles. - Method: Abrasive media and a machine
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Category
Pools
Price
$2,500
Quote Date
July 30, 2025
Pool Type
In-ground Concrete
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