Why is my Pebble Tec coming off?

Why is my Pebble Tec coming off?

Will my pebbles fall out over time? It is normal for pebbles to come loose during the initial curing process. It is also normal for some small loss of pebbles over time. Maintaining proper water chemistry is pivotal to preserving the integrity of the finish.

How long does pebble pool last?

Durability: A Pebble Tec surface should last 20+ years with the proper care and maintenance. A plaster pool should be re-plastered approximately every 5 years.

How do you maintain a pebble pool?

Using a standard, nylon (very important) bristled pool brush. Brush the walls and the floor of the finish toward the main drain. After that, regular maintenance may include brushing the pool approximately once per week, depending on the amount of dust or debris that may fall into the pool.

How long does it take for Pebble Tec to harden?

In all cases, allow time for the initial curing process (approximately 30 days) before judging the finish or color.

Can Pebble Tec be exposed to sun?

One of the best ways to keep cool in the summer is swimming in your Pebble Tec® pool. When you spend hours outdoors, it is important to stay protected from powerful sun rays. Don’t let harmful UV rays cause long–term health concerns .

How often do you have to replace Pebble Tec?

How Long Will Pebble Tec Last? Traditional pool resurfacing materials require a high level of maintenance and will only last 5-10 years before it needs to be replaced. We generally would expect a Pebble Tec surface to last upwards of 20 years with proper maintenance.

Does Pebble Tec hurt your feet?

Pebble pool finishes are generally pricier than plaster finishing, and it is true that pebble pool surfaces can be a bit rough on feet if not installed correctly. When taking care of a pool that has a pebble finish, homeowners need to be aware of water chemistry. Poor water chemistry can lead to scaling over time.

Is Pebble Tec worth the money?

Pebble Tec® is a newer trend and has become popular in the last couple of decades for good reason. While it is more expensive than plaster, it is the highest quality pool resurfacing material available due to its longevity and ability to hide chemical residue.

Why do you need to brush Pebble Tec?

Brushing a Pebble Tec surface is also very important, especially during the first few weeks after application, but also afterwards, to keep dirt and algae from building up on the slightly irregular surface.

How do I fix my Pebble Tec?

Pool Pebble Instructions

1. Lower water below repair area.
2. Remove loose cement and chip area down a minimum of a ¼ inch deep.
3. Add 2 oz.
4. Add water and mix until a putty consistency is achieved.
5. CRACK REPAIRS – Apply POOL PATCH into crack and wipe off excess material with a moist sponge.

Is it too late to fix a pebble pool?

This doesn’t usually happen with proper maintenance and upkeep, but homeowners need to watch out for buildup before it’s too late. When taking care of a pool that has a pebble finish, homeowners need to be aware of water chemistry. Poor water chemistry can lead to scaling over time.

What are the dangers of a pebble pool?

Calcium or mineral buildup can also be a concern for pebble pool surfaces. This doesn’t usually happen with proper maintenance and upkeep, but homeowners need to watch out for buildup before it’s too late. When taking care of a pool that has a pebble finish, homeowners need to be aware of water chemistry.

Why is my pool’s chemical balance off?

In some cases, chemical balances may be off when a new pool is filled with water for the first time. In others, chemistry is disrupted when a large amount of water gets added to an existing pool—usually to address loss due to evaporation. Another reason chemistry can lose its balance is rain.

How do we clean the pebbles of your pool?

There are various aspects involved in our work process: Our experts will first look for algae & calcium deposits. The latter tend to make the pebbles porous The entire pool will be thoroughly acid-washed as this helps get rid of all the calcium and algae.