Protect Your Pool.
Preserve Your Investment.

Pool sealing involves applying a high-quality, flexible sealant (typically a neutral cure silicone or polyurethane sealant) to expansion joints and movement joints in and around a swimming pool. These joints allow the pool shell, paving, and surrounding structures to expand and contract naturally without causing damage.

The sealant creates a waterproof barrier that prevents water, dirt, and debris from entering the joints while maintaining flexibility as the pool moves with changing temperature

Properly sealed joints help to:

• Prevent water from penetrating beneath pool surrounds.

• Reduce the risk of erosion beneath paving and concrete.

• Protect pool structures from unnecessary movement and damage.

• Minimise cracking around pool coping and surrounding areas.

• Prevent weeds, dirt, insects, and debris from collecting in expansion joints.

• Improve the appearance of your pool with clean, neat joints.

• Extend the lifespan of your pool surrounds and paving.

Common signs include:

• Cracked or split sealant.

• Gaps between the sealant and the surrounding surfaces.

• Peeling or lifting.

• Shrinkage within the joint.

• Water collecting beneath paving.

• Loose or rocking coping stones.

• Visible deterioration or discolouration.

Professional installation ensures:

• Correct joint preparation.

• Selection of the appropriate sealant for pool environments.

• Proper joint depth and backing materials where required.

• A clean, neat finish.

• Maximum flexibility and durability.

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