Pool treatments and upgrades in l'Ampolla

We improve water treatment and renew deteriorated pool components to achieve a more comfortable, efficient and durable installation.

SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR POOL

More control, less maintenance and a pool in better condition

We work both on improving water treatment systems and on renovating the pool shell and other installation components.

Salt chlorination and automatic pH control

We install systems that help automate water treatment and make daily pool maintenance easier.

Salt chlorination

Installation and configuration of salt chlorinators adapted to the volume and characteristics of each pool.

Automatic pH regulation

Systems that automatically monitor and adjust pH to keep the water within the appropriate levels.

Automatic liquid chlorine dosing

Installation of dosing pumps and control systems to automate the supply of liquid chlorine and maintain stable water disinfection.

POOL SHELL RENOVATION

Pool grouting and joint renovation

Over time, mosaic tile joints can deteriorate, lose material or develop an aged appearance. We renew the joints to improve the finish and properly protect the pool shell.

Preparation

Cleaning and removal of deteriorated material.

 

Regrouting

Application of new technical grout suitable for swimming pools.

Finishing

Final inspection and cleaning to achieve a uniform result.

RENOVATION

Mosaic tile renovation and repair

We inspect damaged areas of the lining and replace tiles where necessary before carrying out the new grouting.

Repair · Renovation · Protection

TECHNICAL UPGRADES

Upgrade and improve your pool

We also carry out improvements designed to renew components, optimise the performance of the installation and make maintenance easier.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions about pool treatments and upgrades

Can salt chlorination be installed in an existing pool?

Yes. In many existing pools, a salt chlorination system can be installed by adapting it to the characteristics of the existing installation.

It helps keep the pH within the correct range automatically, reducing manual adjustments and improving water treatment control.

Regrouting may be necessary when joints are deteriorated, missing material, discoloured or no longer properly protecting the pool lining.

In most cases, yes. The pool usually needs to be drained so the joints and surfaces can be properly prepared and the new grout applied correctly.

Yes. When technically possible, we can replace only the damaged or loose tiles before carrying out the necessary grouting and finishing work.

Tell us what you would like to improve and we’ll assess the most suitable solution for you.