Weekly, for most of the year. Between the heat, the afternoon storms and pollen season, chlorine burns off quickly and debris builds up fast. Bi-weekly service can work for a screened pool with low use in winter, but through the summer weekly service is what keeps the water stable.
Yes. Chlorine, acid, alkalinity adjusters and stabiliser used on a normal weekly visit are included in the monthly price. Larger one-off items — a shock treatment on a green pool, a new salt cell, phosphate remover — are quoted separately before we use them.
No. We only need access to the pool area and the equipment pad. If there is a gate code or a dog, tell us once and we will note it on the account. You get a photo and the water readings after every visit.
Usually, yes. Most blooms clear in three to five days with shock, filtration and vacuuming. Draining is only the better option when the plaster is stained, the stabiliser level is too high to correct, or the algae is embedded in the surface.
Yes. Salt pools need the same weekly cleaning, plus cell inspection and cleaning, salt level checks and attention to stabiliser, which tends to climb over time.
Vero Beach and the surrounding Indian River County communities — Sebastian, Wabasso, Winter Beach, Indian River Shores, Vero Lake Estates, Fellsmere and Roseland — plus Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie.
Yes — small commercial pools such as HOA, condo and short-term rental properties. Commercial work is quoted per property because bather load and local requirements change what the schedule needs to look like.
Call or text, or send the form on this site with the pool size and a photo if you have one. Most quotes are given the same day, and there is no charge to look at the pool.
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