Lady Lake Pool Opening

After a long winter season, it is common for pool owners to want their swim spaces open and ready for use at the first sign of warm weather. After months of sitting idle, you might pull back the pool cover to find cloudy or discoloured water, foul smells and a whole lot of bacteria and debris. Restoring pools to good condition is not a one-day event but takes a multi-step approach to create a safe and sanitary swim space. Lady Lake pool opening services eliminate algae, restore water condition and help homeowners make the most out of the swim season.

There is a right way and a wrong way to open your pool. Anyone can throw in a couple of chlorine pucks here and there to clear away cloudiness in water but this is not enough to make water sanitary again. Balancing your pool water is a complicated process but that is only one step to a pool opening. Instead of struggling to manage various steps or ending up with a subpar result, call a Puddle technician for your spring pool care.

Spring Pool Maintenance: How To Restore Your Swim Space After Winter

A big part of seasonal pool care is undoing what was done in the previous season. For example, winterizing plugs and dropping water levels are common steps when closing swimming pools but as spring comes back around it is time to open those drains and grab that garden hose to restore water levels. Everything from the pool cover, pump, basket, return lines and water condition play a role in overall pool condition and that is why openings should be a multi-step approach.

Step 1: Getting Started
After months of sitting idle, a basic pool cleaning just won’t cut it. Every opening starts with a shock treatment and this means having to add water. The goal of these treatments is to clear away cloudiness and discolouration so our technicians have a better view of your pool’s condition underneath water surfaces.

Step 2: Getting Rid of Debris
Once shock treatments have had a moment to settle in and work their magic, it is time to ditch that debris. With a clear view of the pool bottom it is possible to vacuum up any sitting debris, scrub sides and skim any floating debris away from water surfaces. This is also a good time for another chemical application and the emptying of skimmer baskets and inspections of filters.

Step 3: Test and Balance
Following multiple chemical treatments, debris removal, heavy scrubbing and reinstallation of all necessary components and pool equipment, it is time to test your pool water for a final time. More than just testing for the appropriate chlorine level, Puddle technicians take pH levels, alkalinity and calcium levels into account.

It is important to consider swapping out pool equipment where necessary and a pool cover is a great example. A solid pool cover is the better option over the course of winter but going into spring and summer, a mesh cover is a better idea. After storing your cover for the season, pool owners are ready to dive on in! When you want to make the most out of the summer season, our team of Puddle Pros are here to help.

Puddle Pool Openings: Helping You Make the Most Out of Summer

When you want the best possible results for your pool opening services, look no further than our local Puddle Pros. Ditch the basic test strips and choose expert care. Taking an amateur approach to pool openings can drag it out for days, meaning lost revenue for businesses and missing out on the first days of the swim season. Don’t miss out when there are local experts ready to help.

Each member of the Puddle team is highly trained and experienced, as well as fully insured to provide peace of mind and great results. By offering options for seasonal care, routine maintenance, service calls, inspections, and leak detection, our team of experts keep your water systems running smoothly all year long, at an affordable price and complete with expert customer service.