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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common questions about our services, scheduling, and pool care. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, reach out!
GENERAL QUESTIONS
We offer comprehensive pool services including weekly cleaning, water testing and balancing, equipment repair, filter cleaning, seasonal openings and closings, vinyl liner replacement, safety covers and more. Custom maintenance plans are also available!
For most residential pools, we recommend weekly service to keep your water clean, safe, and properly balanced. However, we can customize the frequency based on your pool usage and preferences.
Absolutely! We provide one-time cleanings for special occasions, green-to-clean treatments, or seasonal maintenance. Whether you need a deep clean or ongoing care, we've got you covered
Yes! Green or cloudy water typically means an imbalance in chemicals or the presence of algae. Our technicians are trained to diagnose the issue and treat it quickly and effectively.
Yes, we service both traditional chlorine and saltwater pools. We also provide maintenance and repairs for saltwater systems and chlorinators.
Yes, all of our technicians are certified pool operators (CPOs) and trained to industry standards. We’re fully licensed and insured for your peace of mind.
We offer comprehensive pool services including weekly cleaning, water testing and balancing, equipment repair, filter cleaning, seasonal openings and closings, vinyl liner replacement, safety covers and more. Custom maintenance plans are also available!
Nope! As long as we have access to the pool and any necessary gates or equipment, you don’t need to be there. We'll leave a service report that will be sent digitally after each visit.
It's easy! Just fill out our Contact Form or call us at 704-604-6406. We’ll schedule a free consultation and walk you through everything.
Yes, we offer emergency service for urgent issues like pump failure, major leaks, or unsafe water conditions. Just call us directly and we’ll respond ASAP.
POOL MAINTENANCE
Opening: The best time to open your pool is in early to mid-spring, usually when daytime temperatures consistently reach around 65°F (21°C). Opening your pool early helps prevent algae growth, makes cleanup easier, and gets you swimming sooner! Even if you're not ready to use it, running the system early keeps the water clear and equipment in good shape.
Closing: You should close your pool in late fall, typically when the water temperature drops below 65°F (18°C). Waiting too long can risk algae growth or freeze damage, especially in colder months. Since we live in a milder area, you might keep your pool open year-round with proper maintenance, which is ideal. Moving water is good healthy water and this will prevent freezing.
Need help with your pool opening or closing? We offer full seasonal services to make the process stress-free!
We recommend checking your pool chemicals at least once a week—especially during the swimming season. This includes testing chlorine levels, pH, alkalinity, and stabilizer. Regular testing helps keep your water clean, balanced, and safe for swimming.
If your pool gets heavy use, has a lot of debris, or goes through a weather change (like a big rainstorm or heatwave), you may need to test more frequently—even 2–3 times a week.
Our service plans include weekly water testing and chemical balancing, so you never have to worry about it. We handle it all to keep your pool crystal clear and swim-ready.
Pool liners typically last 8–12 years, but that can vary based on weather, maintenance, and water chemistry. Here are some signs it might be time for a replacement:
Fading or discoloration: UV rays and chemicals wear down the liner over time, causing it to lose its color.
Wrinkles or stretching: A loose or wrinkled liner can mean it's losing its elasticity or shrinking from age.
Tears, cracks, or leaks: Small holes can sometimes be patched, but widespread damage usually means replacement.
Water loss: If you're constantly adding water and can't find the leak, the liner may be compromised.
Brittleness or stiffness: Older liners become less flexible and more prone to cracking, especially in colder temperatures.
If you're unsure, we can inspect your liner and let you know whether a repair or full replacement is the best option.