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Pool Cleaning Service

We offer weekly and bi-weekly full-service cleaning, which mainly includes the following:

Skimming and brushing the pool walls and steps to remove debris and algae
Vacuuming the pool with our equipment to remove any dirt or debris that has settled on the bottom.
Blowing the deck
Cleaning the filters through backwashing - a method to clean pool filters by reversing the flow of water through your filter system to remove any accumulated dirt
Inspecting and maintaining the pool equipment, like the pump, motor, heater, and filter.
Inspecting and monitoring equipment settings and pressure
Checking and adjusting the pool's chemical levels to maintain a healthy water balance.
Emptying and cleaning the skimmer and pump baskets to ensure proper filtration.
Emptying floor cleaner/robot debris bag
Examining the pool for any signs of damage or leaks
Providing a detailed electronic report after each visit
Providing reports on chemistry values and chemical additions

Pool Repair

Our swimming pool repair services depend on a few key factors, including the size of your pool, the severity of the damage, and the type of repair required. We can typically handle the following pool repair issues to keep your pool optimally functional.

Repairing or replacing damaged or leaking pool pumps, motors, filters, or heater
Repairing minor leaks
Fixing or replacing damaged pool lighting
Clearing clogged pumps that cause problems like unpleasant noises, low filter pressure, and slow to no pumping
Clearing clogged lines and pipes
Repairing salt systems, unlike other companies who only replace them.

Water Balancing

Pool water balancing is the process of adjusting the level of various chemicals in a swimming pool to keep the water safe, comfortable, and clean for swimmers. The key chemical parameters that must be balanced in pool water include total, and combined chlorine, cyanuric acid, TDS, pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness, and/or other sanitizers.

Although chemical ranges are important, and there is an acceptable range for all chemicals, we also strongly focus on the water’s LSI – Langelier Saturation Index. LSI tells us how saturated the water is with calcium carbonate. This is very important but often overlooked by other companies.

We adjust your pool’s LSI for an average of –0.3 to +0.3.
pH is a measure of the water's acidity or alkalinity. Generally, a pH between 7.2 and 7.8 is optimal for keeping the swimmer comfortable and preventing damage to the pool and its equipment.
Total alkalinity indicates the water's ability to resist changes in pH
Calcium hardness is the amount of dissolved calcium in the water to prevent the water from becoming too soft or too hard. Too much or too less calcium can cause problems with the pool's equipment and surfaces.
Chlorine or other sanitizers kill bacteria and other microorganisms in the pool water.
Since the Sun burns off chlorine, cyanuric acid acts as a ‘sunscreen’ for it. Although cyanuric acid is an important pool chemical, too much of it is dangerous and can make chlorine ineffective.

Alternative Pool Sanitization Solutions

Enjoy a Chlorine-Free Swimming Experience in Crystal Clear Water!

Pools are typically sanitized by adding chlorine and other chemicals or using salt systems that generate chlorine themselves. But chlorine-filled water can cause stinging to your skin and eyes. If you want to avoid that harsh chlorine feel when you get out of the pool, we offer pool sanitization solutions that are healthier and more cost-effective.

We can set up an ionization and oxidation system to sanitize your pool and complement it with a CO2 injection system to control the pH. This means you will never have to swim in water filled with chlorine and muriatic acid to remain safe from germs and bacteria.