Bowmanville Residential Pool Services

Residential Pool Care: Top to Bottom Cleans For Your Swim Space 

Keeping a pool clean is about more than just running a pool vacuum and shocking the pool every now and then. A handful of test strips can help to point out serious imbalances in water chemistry but if you don’t know how to fix the issue, the results just aren’t relevant. Instead of struggling through periods of trial and error, only to end up with subpar results, let a local Puddle Pro handle the heavy lifting for you. 

Removing Debris: When dealing with an outdoor pool it is common to see organic debris like leaves, sticks, seed pods, pinecones and more, inside your pool water. Some of these will float along water surfaces and others will sink to the bottom of the pool. Robotic pool cleaners can’t reach into tight spots, corners or steps, leaving hot spots for bacteria and build up. Manual vacuums get into tight spots, skimmer baskets can be emptied by hand, skimmers scoop out unwanted items and speciality brushes remove residue from water lines. 

Balance Water Chemistry: If you start to notice cloudy water in your pool, a shock treatment can help to clear visuals but that doesn’t mean that it is safe to swim in. The needs of a swimming pool will change based on temperature, surrounding areas and even the rate of use. Keeping water sanitary means frequent testing and chemical balancing of chlorine levels, pH levels, total alkalinity and calcium. 

Maintaining Filtration Systems: It is easy to overlook pool filters but these are the unsung heroes of swimming pools. Without internal water systems your water would be slimy and green in no time but pumps, filters and water lines often don’t get the attention they deserve. If filters are clogged, water has to work harder to pass through. This means pumps have to work harder, driving up utility bills and causing wear and tear. It might not seem like it but dirty filters will have a ripple effect throughout your pool leading to unnecessary repairs and premature replacements. 

Seasonal Treatments: Whether you are dealing with above ground pools or inground models, winter weather is tough on swim spaces. Cold temperatures make plastic brittle and frozen water lines can burst, leading to serious flooding and water damage. Luckily, Puddle technicians specialize in seasonal pool maintenance. Have an expert close your pool to protect it from fall and winter weather and book a quick and easy opening in spring. Avoid unnecessary damage and make the most out of the swim season with a bit of help from a local pro.