Pool Maintenance

The popular quote

“If it’s not broken, don’t fix it,” is our motto. We only fix what is necessary to keep your pool functioning. Equipment, like people, ages which can lead to them performing poorly or not at all. Wear and tear causes the replacement of parts, plumbing repairs, and liner or tile repairs. This is keeping in mind that equipment has a life span as well, but if we take extra care of them, they may live out the manufacturer’s expectancy.

Your pool is not just a body of water. It is your private swimming place, your oasis, and your backyard centrepiece. So why wouldn’t you want to take care of it?

The 75% of homeowners who choose to have a pool do so for many reasons. Some of them exercise by swimming, while others use their pool for outdoor relaxation. As a result, they tend to take better care of their pool. The other 25% acquire a pool because it came with the property and looks attractive. Therefore, the effort to maintain their pools may be limited. Over time, problems can develop and be very costly.

A pool needs daily care to maintain good water quality. The pool water quality determines the longevity of your pool equipment, the pool structure, along with your pool liner and wall tiles. Also, swimming in water that is dirty and corrosive can be detrimental to a person’s health. Contaminated water is one of the main reasons for poor water quality. People and environmental factors can be huge causes for contamination. Regular pool maintenance is essential to all pool functions. The key to maintaining good quality pool water includes proper sanitation, filtration, PH level, total alkalinity, and calcium hardness.

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WEEKLY, BI-WEEKLY AND MONTHLY SERVICES (Duration of each service visit 45 minutes)

What is included in a weekly cleaning?

• Check water level – Add water if needed
• Check the water chemistry
• Record the reading numbers
• Add what chemicals are needed to balance the chemistry
• Empty debris and leaves from the pool pump and skimmer baskets
• Skim leaves and debris from the pool surface
• Brush the pool scum-line of any dirt built-up
• Check that the pool equipment is working
• Check filter pressure for proper reading
• Report any problem with the pool, equipment or safety issues.