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There are several steps you can take to keep your pool running smoothly while also being more energy efficient. Here are some tips for reducing your pool's energy consumption and saving money.
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There are several steps you can take to keep your pool running smoothly while also being more energy efficient. Here are some tips for reducing your pool's energy consumption and saving money.
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Maintaining a swimming pool requires not just keeping the water clean, but also ensuring that all equipment is in good working order. Here are some pool equipment maintenance tips to keep your pool in great condition.
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Read more >For optimal pool health and cleanliness, we recommend weekly pool maintenance. This ensures your pool stays clean, chemicals are properly balanced, and any potential issues are caught early. However, during peak swimming season or heavy usage, you may need more frequent service.
Your pool needs several key chemicals to stay balanced and safe:
Our weekly service includes testing and balancing all these chemicals for you.
Our comprehensive weekly maintenance includes:
Cloudy pool water can be caused by several factors:
If your pool is cloudy, contact us for immediate service. We can diagnose and fix the issue quickly.
Filter cleaning frequency depends on your filter type:
Our weekly service includes checking filter pressure and cleaning when necessary. We'll notify you if your filter needs attention.
It depends on the chemical:
Always test your water before swimming. If chlorine levels are above 5 ppm, wait until they drop to safe levels (1-3 ppm).
No, you don't need to be home! Our technicians are fully trained and can access your pool area independently. We'll send you a detailed service report via email after each visit, so you'll know exactly what was done. If we encounter any issues or need to discuss something, we'll contact you directly.
Green algae indicates an algae bloom, usually caused by:
Immediate steps:
For severe cases, contact us for emergency algae treatment service. We can have your pool clear in 24-48 hours.
As a general rule, run your pump long enough to circulate all the water in your pool at least once per day. This typically means:
Factors that affect runtime include pool size, pump size, and usage. During hot weather or heavy use, you may need to run it longer. We can help you determine the optimal schedule for your specific pool.
Pool Opening (Spring): Preparing your pool for the swimming season by removing the cover, cleaning debris, refilling water, starting equipment, balancing chemicals, and ensuring everything is safe and ready to use.
Pool Closing (Fall/Winter): Winterizing your pool by balancing chemicals, lowering water level, draining equipment, installing the cover, and protecting equipment from freezing temperatures.
We offer both opening and closing services to ensure your pool is properly maintained year-round.
Some water loss is normal due to evaporation and splashing, but excessive loss indicates a leak. Normal evaporation is about 1/4 to 1/2 inch per day in summer.
Signs of a leak:
If you suspect a leak, contact us immediately. We can perform leak detection and repair services to save you water and money.