Pool Cleaning Service Denver

No one wants to step into a swimming pool that is full of debris or one with swampy water. Pool cleaning and maintenance isn’t your average chore, it’s complicated and takes multiple steps to get right. There isn’t much point in having a swimming pool if you don’t get to use it. Schedule your Denver pool cleaning services with Puddle and get back to doing the backstroke while we worry about the cleaning! 

Pool Care: Building a Routine that Works 

The best thing that you can do for your swimming pool is to keep up with a consistent cleaning and maintenance routine. This means taking the time to add pool chemicals, balance water chemistry, remove debris, empty skimmer baskets, flush lines, check filters and more. If this sounds overwhelming, don’t worry! 

Local Puddle technicians break cleaning and pool maintenance services down into multiple steps for the most thorough clean possible. Technicians don’t stop at measuring chlorine levels alone. Sanitary pool water depends on balanced sanitizer levels, pH levels, total alkalinity and calcium. It’s not enough to shock your pool when you start to notice cloudy water. Keeping a pool cleaner means consistent cleaning and chemical treatments. 

A basic pool vacuum isn’t enough to get rid of every last piece of debris. Standard vacuum heads aren’t designed to fit into tight angles so corners are hotbeds for unwanted items to stack up, leaving stains and contamination behind. Puddle technicians will empty skimmer baskets, check pool filters and flush return lines to ensure that everything is running smoothly. 

Seasonal Pool Maintenance: What to Do & When 

Colorado is known for cold weather climates and that means seasonal pool care. Puddle technicians offer a range of service options including pool openings, pool closings and off-season pool programs. 

Pool Closings

Before the average outdoor temperatures hits 59 degrees it’s a good idea to close your pool down for the off-season. This process involves dropping water levels, applying winterizing chemicals, removing detachable components and winterizing drain plugs. A proper pool closing prevents damage during the off-season so you can make the most of your swim space when warm weather comes back around. 

Pool Openings 

When the mercury starts to rise there’s nothing that pool owners want more than to take a quick dip but that’s not possible until pools are clean and sanitary. This isn’t your average pool cleaning! After months of disuse you’re likely dealing with a ton of debris, green water and nasty smells. Stepping foot into dirty water can lead to serious health issues. Eliminating risks means multiple chemical treatments, heavy scrubbing, assessments of internal water systems and balancing water chemistry. 

The Puddle Guarantee: Reliable Residential & Commercial Pool Services in Denver 

After years in the industry our team of Puddle technicians understand how a pool works and the best way to deal with even the most stubborn swim spaces. Whether you are dealing with a pool, spa or hot tub, there’s nothing that our team of experts can’t handle. 

Residential swimming pools might see several swimmers over the course of a week but a commercial pool will see more than that in a single hour. The average pool needs to be cleaned approximately once per week during the swim season and on a bi-weekly basis during the off-season. 

In a commercial environment making sure that your pool stays clean means more frequent cleanings but that’s no problem for our Puddle technicians. Puddle offers flexible cleaning programs ranging from single weekly services, up to five times per week. Puddle technicians are highly trained and experienced in dealing with inground pools and above ground models, indoors and out.