Pool Cleaning Service St. Petersburg 

There’s no better place to have a pool day than in “The Sunshine City”. St. Petersburg sees average temperatures reaching upwards of 90 degrees during the summer months. This means residents, tourists, and snowbirds want to soak up the sunshine poolside. The trouble is that you can’t enjoy a contaminated swim space. Puddle technicians provide expert St. Petersburg pool cleaning services for residential and commercial properties, so you can cannonball whenever you want! 

Pool care might seem simple from the outside but there’s more to it than throwing in a handful of chemicals and flipping the switch on a robotic pool vacuum. It takes proper chemical treatments to prevent algae growth, heavy scrubbing to keep liners in good shape and consistency to keep water systems running smoothly. If this sounds like a lot of hard work, pass the heavy lifting on to the experts at Puddle Pool Services. 

Pool Care: The Importance of a Consistent Routine 

The secret to keeping a swimming pool in great shape is consistency. During the warmer months, swimming pools will need to be cleaned weekly. When things start to cool down in fall and winter swim spaces are less in demand and the frequency of cleanings can be dropped down to bi-weekly. 

Whether you’re dealing with an above-ground pool or an inground model, it’s important to incorporate water care, as well as surface cleaning and assessments of pumps, filters and pool equipment. Puddle technicians break the pool cleaning process down into multiple steps that cater to different aspects of your swim space and water systems. 

Seasonal Pool Maintenance: Expert Care at Any Time of Year 

St. Petersburg, FL, doesn’t experience freezing temperatures, but swimming pools still need attention during the fall and winter. Whether you are planning ahead for the off-season, opening up during the spring or want to close pools down over the off-season, local Puddle technicians have got you covered! 

Off-Season Pool Programs

It’s easy to skip out on water treatments when you aren’t swimming regularly. It doesn’t take long for this to snowball into serious contamination and a whole lot of debris buildup. This means dealing with the risk of damage and the need for an opening in spring. Lower temperatures and fewer swimmers mean the frequency of cleanings can be reduced from weekly to bi-weekly without sacrificing great results. 

Pool Closing 

The average winter temperature in Pinellas County is a low of 53 degrees. Most pool owners aren’t doing the backstroke when it’s chilly outside, and letting pools sit stagnant for months will result in swampy water. The closing process requires dropping the water level so it falls below the skimmer line, winterizing drain plugs to prevent water from getting in and applying a special combination of pool chemicals. 

Pool Opening

Swimming pools that haven’t been maintained over the off-season will need a full opening before you can fire up water systems. If you’ve pulled back your pool cover and found swampy water, it’ll take multiple chemical applications, heavy scrubbing, vacuuming, flushing lines and a whole lot of elbow grease. Taking a DIY approach to an opening can take days or even weeks to get things clean and balanced. Don’t miss out on the first warm days of summer when you can have Puddle handle the heavy lifting for you. 

The Puddle Guarantee: Reliable & Affordable Residential & Commercial Pool Services in St. Petersburg 

There’s a big difference between creating maintenance plans for a residential pool and a commercial swim space. The average backyard swim space is used several times per week but a commercial pool can be 10X that. With hundreds of swimmers using pools over the course of a weekend or even a day, there are more contaminants being added to pool water and more debris being added to pool filters. 

Puddle technicians offer flexible swimming pool service schedules, ranging from once a week up to five times per week. Have the water tested by an expert to keep swimmers safe and internal water systems in good condition. Ask your Puddle Pro about everyone from safety covers to seasonal care plans.