New pool
Epping · May 2025
Glass mosaic pool and spa in Epping
A new pool and attached square spa tiled in blue glass mosaic, with silver travertine coping.
Licensed pool builder · Eastern Suburbs
Pool tiling and coping in the Eastern Suburbs
Waterline tiles, glass and porcelain mosaic interiors and new coping for pools in the Eastern Suburbs, new and renovated.
- Licensed wall and floor tiler
- Waterline tiles, mosaics and coping
- Home warranty cover on jobs over $20,000
Pool tiling and coping
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Pool tiling and coping
Tiles that stay on
Our NSW licence covers wall and floor tiling as well as pool building, so we retile pools in the Eastern Suburbs ourselves: new waterline tiles, full mosaic interiors and the coping around the edge. Send a few photos for a free quote.
Pool tiles live underwater, in the sun and through every change in water chemistry, so they fail where the bed underneath wasn’t prepared or the adhesive and grout weren’t made for submerged work. Most retiling jobs start by finding out why the old tiles came loose, and when only a few have, a tile repair re-fixes them on a sound bed.
- Typical price
- $2,000–$4,500New waterline tiles
- Usual time
- A few days to a week
Our work
Pools and spas we’ve renovated
Recent jobs of ours from across Sydney.
Renovation
Collaroy Plateau · April 2025
Glass mosaic pool tiling in Collaroy Plateau
Our tilers cutting and laying blue glass mosaic across the walls, floor and bench ledge of a concrete pool.
Why Superior
15 years of pools, one licence for the pool and the tiles
Superior Pools & Spas started in 2024, built on more than 15 years of building and renovating pools. Our NSW Contractor Licence covers swimming pool building and wall and floor tiling, so the same business shapes the pool, lays its interior and sets every tile. Builders bring us in for the pools on their projects too.
- years’ experience
- 15+
- pools built
- 50+
- pools renovated
- 100+
- NSW Contractor Licence 483576C, current to 2030Check it on the NSW register
- $20 million public liability and workers compensation
- Home warranty cover arranged on jobs over $20,000
- Free quotes: send a few photos to start
Google reviews
What customers say
Word for word from our Google reviews, with the date each was posted.
5.0 out of 5from 29 Google reviews
Your options
Tiling work we do
From a new waterline band to a fully tiled interior, under our wall and floor tiling licence.
Waterline tiles
A band of tiles at the water level, replaced on its own or with a new interior.
Fully tiled interior
Glass or porcelain mosaic over the floor and walls, set and grouted for permanent immersion.
Steps, benches and accents
Mosaic edges on steps and bench seats so they are easy to see in the water.
Coping
The stone, tile or concrete edge around the pool, replaced when it is loose, cracked or no longer suits the paving.
Local know-how
Pools in the Eastern Suburbs: what to plan for
The Eastern Suburbs run from harbourside slopes to beachside streets, with sandstone close to the surface, steep blocks and some of Sydney’s tightest access. Salt air near the coast and heritage streets are common.
Rock and access
Sandstone is broken out by machine, often small machines or a crane, which is why access is priced after a site visit.
Salt air
Near the coast, coping, grout and fittings are chosen for salt exposure.
Steep blocks
A steep block needs engineering, and often retaining walls or a raised edge on the low side.
Suburbs we cover: 42 · See every suburb
Typical prices
What pool tiling and coping costs in the Eastern Suburbs
Market ranges for the same work across Sydney, which hold in the Eastern Suburbs too, so you know roughly where your job sits before we quote. The guide explains what moves the price up or down.
Questions
Common questions
What people ask us about pool tiling and coping before they book.
Can new tiles match my old ones?
Exact matches are rare on older pools, because tile ranges change. That's why waterline tiles are usually replaced as a full band rather than patched.
What usually fails first, the tiles or the grout?
Usually the grout. Water chemistry and age wear it down, and once it goes, water gets behind the tiles and they start to lift.
How long does retiling take?
New waterline tiles usually take a few days to a week, depending on how much water has to come out and how the old tiles come off. A fully tiled interior takes longer, typically two to four weeks, with time for the adhesive and grout to cure before the pool is filled.
Can waterline tiles be replaced without emptying the pool?
Often the water only needs to come down below the tile line. If tiles further down or the render behind them have failed, the pool has to be emptied.
Where we work
The Eastern Suburbs and nearby
Every suburb we cover here, our other services in the area, and the same work in the other regions we cover.
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Tell us about your pool in the Eastern Suburbs
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5.0 out of 5from 29 Google reviews