Custom Cleanings: Creating Pool Care Plans That Work
Every swimming pool is unique. Even if you have experience with swimming pools, each one is unique and requires its own custom care plan. The style, location, rate of use and surrounding areas of a pool will all play a role in its overall condition. Puddle technicians take each of these into account to create an effective cleaning and maintenance plan that works.
Water Care: There is more to balanced pool water than chlorine levels alone. Testing strips will alert on imbalanced sanitizer levels but might overlook other key areas like pH levels. If pH levels are too high or too low you might start to see mineral deposits and scale forming. Mineral deposits on surfaces can cause structural damage, as well as damage to internal plumbing systems. Puddle technicians measure sanitizers, pH levels, total alkalinity and calcium for properly balanced water chemistry.
Debris Removal: Anyone can flip the switch on a robotic vacuum cleaner but these tools can only take you so far. Pool vacuums aren’t designed to clean corners or complicated areas like steps or walls, and they can’t remove dead algae or small bits and pieces. Puddle technicians use specialty manual tools to vacuum the pool, getting into those hard-to-reach areas.
Surface Cleanings: Swimming pools are built to be durable but they aren’t invincible! If debris is left sitting against viny liners it will cause permanent staining. Trying to scrub stains off with the wrong tools can result in torn liners which means water leaks. Whether it’s scrubbing vinyl liners or acid-washing concrete, surface cleanings are always best left up to the experts.
Internal Water Systems: If pool filters are full or blocked, they will put pressure on circulation systems. Having pools routinely cleaned by an expert means keeping an eye on your filtration systems and cleaning cartridges or replacing sand as necessary. Puddle technicians will also flush return lines to ensure no secret blockages are forming inside.