Pool Cleaning Service Woodstock

If you live in Georgia, you know how crucial proper pool care becomes when summer hits with full force. Between the pollen tsunamis in spring and avalanches of leaves in fall, keeping your pool water crystal clear can feel impossible. Luckily, local Puddle technicians are here to help. Professional Woodstock pool cleaning services keep water crystal clear and systems running smoothly for homes and commercial properties. 

Custom Pool Care In Woodstock, GA

Woodstock is nestled between the North Georgia mountains and metro Atlanta. This means we get the best (and worst) of both worlds when it comes to pool maintenance. Abundant trees make neighborhoods beautiful, but they also bombard pools with leaves, pollen, and other organic matter. This cast-off will quickly take pools from crystal clear to cloudy or green. 

The fluctuating humidity levels and occasional summer downpours also throw a wrench into water chemistry maintenance. Heavy rains can dilute your chemical levels faster than you can say ‘chlorine shock treatment,’ leaving your pool vulnerable to algae growth. Plus, our longer swim season means your filtration system works overtime for months on end. Regular cleaning of your pool filter prevents debris buildup that forces your system to work harder, ultimately extending the life of your equipment and saving you money on those pesky energy bills.

Seasonal Pool Maintenance: Keep Water Flowing At Any Time of Year 

Woodstock might not experience freezing temperatures like Northern States, but that doesn’t mean your pool is out of the woods. Keeping swimming pools in tip-top shape requires a seasonal approach that adjusts to our changing weather patterns. 

As the seasons change, so do the needs of your pool. You likely aren’t doing the backstroke in January, but it’s important to keep up with pool chemicals to avoid damage. Pool water that is left sitting stagnant is prone to contamination, and that means a tougher opening in spring. Don’t miss out on the swim season when you can schedule your seasonal maintenance with Puddle. 

Pool Opening

The ideal time to open a pool usually starts in late March or early April, depending on the weather. Opening your pool isn’t just about removing the pool cover and hoping for the best. It’s a methodical process that sets the stage for your entire swim season. 

The first step is to remove that winter cover without dumping all the accumulated gunk into the pool. You’ll also likely need to add water after winter evaporation. Without routine treatments, water chemistry goes haywire during the winter months. You can expect to see swampy green water, but starting with a shock treatment will soften the blow. Puddle technicians will test your water, restoring pH and chlorine levels, total alkalinity and calcium. Ditch the basic DIY testing kit and have an expert test your water instead. 

Puddle technicians perform heavy scrubbing on the walls and floor, check pool equipment like the filters and pool pump and even test the heater. 

Pool Closing

A proper pool closing is incredibly important to the health of your water systems. Even small mistakes can lead to expensive repairs in spring. The closing process should start with a final water balancing and thorough cleaning. Then, Puddle technicians drop the water level below the skimmer line. This prevents freeze damage and reduces the risk of contamination in lines. 

Backwashing the filter system removes all the gunk that would otherwise fester during winter months. Add winterizing chemicals, including algaecide and shock treatments. Drain all equipment and remove detachable components where you’re able. 

Off-Season Pool Programs 

If you aren’t planning to use your pool over the off-season but don’t want to bother with the multiple steps of opening and closing, opt for a fall/winter cleaning program. With a reduced cleaning schedule, you can maintain the clean condition of a pool without having to close it entirely. Puddle technicians drop the frequency of visits from weekly to bi-weekly without losing any of the efficiency. 

Residential & Commercial Pool Services: Custom Cleaning Plans 

There’s a big difference between managing a single-family backyard pool and cleaning a commercial swim space. The more people who use your pool, the more contaminants are being added. On average, a residential swimming pool should be cleaned weekly during the spring/summer and bi-weekly during the fall/winter. A commercial pool, on the other hand, might need to be cleaned and water tested DAILY. 

To keep up with the needs of our customers, Puddle Pool Services offers flexible schedule for our commercial clients. Choose your service according to the unique needs of your pool. Puddle crews offer service once a week, up to five times per week. Each member of the Puddle team is highly trained, experienced and fully insured for peace of mind. Ensure your swimming pool stays compliant with local standards and keep swimmers safe with a bit of help from local Puddle experts.