The Villages Pool Opening

After a cold, wet winter, there is no better feeling than diving into a swimming pool. When cold weather begins to break, pool owners across the community remove the cover from their swimming pools to find cloudy or discoloured water, bad smells, algae and other unwelcome surprises. Instead of struggling to get your pool back up to speed, call an expert to handle the heavy lifting for you. The Villages pool opening services create sanitary swim spaces, protect water systems from damage and help swimmers make the most out of summer.

The best way to open your pool is with a multi-step approach that caters to surface areas, as well as water condition and the internal mechanisms that keep your water systems running smoothly. Taking an amateur approach to opening pools in The Village can mean trial and error that eats into warm weather. Don’t miss a second of summer when our local Puddle Pros are here to help!

Spring Pool Care: Getting Ready For Warmer Weather

When the average outdoor temperature reaches 69 degrees, it is a safe time to open up your pool. At this point, cold snaps are unlikely and it is safe to assume that your internal components and equipment are not at risk of freezing.

Restoring Water Condition: Throughout the swim season, pool owners rely on test strips to point out issues with water chemistry. After long periods of sitting idle, your pool water is likely dealing with a wide range of contaminants that a basic test kit can’t handle. If your water level was dropped during closing, it is easy enough to refill it with a garden hose but when it comes to pool chemicals, it is always better to call an expert. In order to keep your pool clean, it is important to monitor sanitizer levels, pH levels, alkalinity and more.

Inspecting Pool Equipment: Swimming pools are made up of many different parts, all of which need to be in good condition to keep things running smoothly. If you’ve been storing your pool cover over winter, it will need to be pulled out and reinstalled. Winterizing plugs is also an important part of closing so it is important to make sure they are open for water flow when opening back up. An opening is also the ideal time to do visual inspections of everything from pool pumps, motors and vinyl liners. Over the course of the winter, your pool is under immense pressure and that can lead to obvious damage, as well as more subtle breakage. An inspection of vulnerable areas can help to identify areas that are struggling and get them repaired before it turns into a disaster.

Pool maintenance is not a one-step process that can be done in 24 hours but means inspection of everything from the cover, pump, motor, pool filters, and even diving boards. When you want the best results for your water system, call a Puddle technician for proper pool care, no matter the time of year.

Puddle Pool Services: Excellent Results Throughout The Villages

Every year, pool owners waste the first days of spring struggling to balance pool water, skim away debris and scrub away stains that have formed over the winter season. Instead of struggling through heavy cleaning and trial and error with chemical applications, consult a local pool expert for the best results and efficient treatments.

In addition to a boost in curb appeal, starting the season off with an expertly cleaned pool can help to reduce running costs and utility bills, prolong the lifespan of your water systems and ensure a safe swimming environment for family, friends, guests, tenants and members. Each member of the Puddle team is fully insured to protect properties and the surrounding areas.