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I’m assuming it’s 24+ years old after searching for permits. We installed the coping, tile, etc 1 year ago. The tile was immediately falling off like the first week. We have been trying to mitigate the tiling coming off and we thought maybe it was the mortar used or not a flexible grout used...

Also, how wide can the coping be on that one side without damaging the bond beam. The coping on the one side is 12" with 12" of attached pool deck. So technically 24"

I am looking for the permit but do not show any permits prior to 1999. none of the ones from 1999 to now are related to the pool. The house was built in 1942. My guys have mentioned they did not see damage prior to installing coping. Her pool guy said we would absolutely see damage prior to...

Here are some pics of before. I think the pool is about 15 years old. If you look the mastic joint on the old coping is old and looks like it’s not sealed. Couldn’t water have gotten inside and caused damage prior to me pouring new coping?

The tiles on the pool keeping popping off. I had a pool contractor look at it and tell me it’s because their is no mastic joint between the coping and the pool deck. However, the pool deck here is only 12” wider than the coping. I am having my doubts if this small 12” pool deck could cause...

I have a landscaping company and we installed new coping and waterline tile for a client. One side of the coping is 12” wider then the rest and we didn’t have a mastic joint just a 1/2” saw cut for expansion. The tile has been popping off and my pool contractor friend said the bond beam is...

So that should be filled with Silicone?

I re- did the pool waterline tile myself and my tile will not stop falling off. I have read maybe its because I used grout/thin-set on the line in between the waterline tile and the concrete coping? Please help me!