Weekly Pool Service
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Empty all debris from skimmers, pool sweep bag, and pump basket.
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Net or leaf vacuum leaves and debris
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Brush pool surfaces
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Check equipment is functioning properly
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Test and balance chemistry
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Vacuum (if necessary)
Pool Filter Cleaning
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Take filter apart and hose off dirt and debris from elements and shell
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Remove minerals, oils, and scale from elements using a cleansing agent
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Inspect elements for cracks and tears
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Put filter together and record startup PSI
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Add D.E. (if necessary)
Equipment Installation
If you are in need of a new filter, pump, or pool sweep, we can help you to find what will work for you. A cartridge filter can help you to save water as it does not need to be backwashed like a sand or D.E. filter.
A variable speed pump can pay for itself with the amount of energy that you can save over the life of the pump! Having control over the speed gives the option to lower it during winter months and save energy.
Pool sweeps can go a long way towards keeping debris out of your pool on the days between service. They can also help to scrub the pool surface while running.
Weekly Spa Service
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Net or spa vac leaves, debris, and dirt
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Check temperature and that equipment is functioning properly
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Test and balance chemistry
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Clean filter bi-weekly
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Spa clean out performed quarterly (additional charge and is required for health safety)
Spa Clean Out
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Run line flush chemical through the plumbing and drain spa
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Clean filter
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Clean spa shell
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Rinse and drain
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Fill spa and balance chemicals
Alternative Sanitizers
While chlorine remains the standard in sanitizing pool water so that it is safe and clear, there are options to supplement and in some cases even cut down on its use. We offer installation of systems that can deliver natural minerals into the water that have bacteria and algae fighting properties.
Another option is a UV system, which can eliminate 99.9% of microorganisms that are resistant to chlorine alone. Chlorine byproducts like chloramines are also broken down when exposed to UV light which can help to eliminate the "chlorine smell" that many people experience while swimming.
