FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

To keep your pool clean and safe you should be skimming off debris daily, brushing any sediment off the pools walls, vacuuming algae and sediment from the bottom of the pool, checking your filters and backwash, and testing your pool water and chemicals.

If your pool is starting to look murky or cloudy, it may be time for a cleaning. Additionally, if you notice an unpleasant smell coming from your pool, or if the water looks foamy, it’s likely that your pool needs to be serviced.

To protect your investment and ensure you pool stays in good condition, weekly cleaning and care is strongly recommended.

It is generally recommended that you run your pool pump for 8-12 hours a day in order to keep your pool water clean and healthy. Depending on the size and type of your pool, you may need to run your pump for longer or shorter periods of time.

The average cost of weekly pool maintenance depends on the size and complexity of the pool. While weekly services can range between $80-$200, for the most accurate pricing contact us to come out and assess your needs.

The exact amount of equity added to your home value depends on several factors, including the size, features, and condition of the pool. Generally, a well-maintained pool can add as much as 8-15% to the value of your home.