FAQs

For optimal pool maintenance, weekly service is typically recommended. However, the frequency may vary depending on factors such as pool usage, climate conditions, and individual preferences.

Our standard pool service typically encompasses skimming the surface, vacuuming the pool floor, testing and adjusting chemical levels (including pH, chlorine, and alkalinity), and cleaning the filtration system.

Our service offerings extend beyond routine maintenance. We also provide repair services for pool equipment such as pumps and heaters, as well as specialized services including seasonal pool openings and closings, and algae removal treatments.

Maintaining proper water balance is essential for protecting the pool's surface and equipment from damage. It also ensures a comfortable and safe swimming environment for users.

We routinely test and adjust pH and chlorine levels. Additional tests for total alkalinity and calcium hardness are conducted less frequently, but are also sometimes needed for overall water balance.

During peak swimming season, it's advisable to test the water chemistry at least 1-2 times per week.

A pool opening involves preparing the pool for use in the swimming season. Conversely, a pool closing is the process of winterizing the pool to protect it during the off-season.

Annual pool draining is not recommended. Keeping water in the pool during winter helps prevent freeze damage, and using a pool cover provides added protection and helps manage debris.

Professional pool services offer several advantages, including time savings, expert knowledge of water chemistry, and access to specialized equipment. This ensures proper pool maintenance without the need for personal handling of chemicals.