Skimming

Regularly skimming your pool's surface prevents debris from becoming lodged in your filters.

Brushing

Thorough brushing keeps algae spores and dirt particles from accumulating in porous surfaces and prevents staining.

Emptying Baskets

Clogged baskets cause your pump to have to work harder to circulate water. Regular emptying increases pump life.

Check & Balance*

We keep chlorine, pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness, and stabilizer within their proper levels.

basic chemicals*

Vacuuming

A swimming pool vacuum will clean out debris that falls into your pool. While your pool filter will catch a lot of the dirt, it will not catch it all, which is where a vacuum comes in.

Backwashing/Filter Cleaning

Over time, debris and chemicals build up in the filter. Without proper cleaning, pool filters get clogged and become less effective. This results in cloudy water, bacteria growth, and poor water quality. Filters also play a crucial role in pool water circulation.

Cleaning Salt Cells

The number one maintenance item for a salt water chlorinator is to clean the salt cell regularly, every two to six months, but only as needed. Mineral deposits bridge the space between the metal plates, and not just in hard water areas.

Tile Brushing

Tile brushing removes water stains commonly referred to as scum, these calcium carbonates, and calcium silicate deposits accumulate around the area where the water meets the tiles.