Swimming pools are the ultimate amenities for relaxing and having fun, we can’t deny the fact that they are such a huge commitment and need a lot of work. You see, as a responsible pool owner, you need to clean and maintain your pool properly to ensure the safety of whoever uses it. 

Now, when we talk of cleaning and maintaining, you should know that it requires so much more than just skimming the pool surface to get rid of debris and ensuring proper chemical application in the water. This is why you need to let a professional clean it for you. Failure to clean it properly, or just ignoring the pool altogether, results in major problems over time. Professional cleaners understand what they need to do to ensure that this doesn’t happen.

Here is how you will benefit from the professional cleaning and maintenance service:

With a regular cleaning schedule, you are able to track how your pool and equipment are being cleaned and maintained. This makes sure that your pool water is clean and hygienic, and that it stays that way at all times. It also ensures that pool equipment are in good condition at all times, which increases their use-life. If you notice anything that informs you the equipment needs repair, you need to call a technician as soon as possible, before the problem escalate.

Our professional cleaners don’t leave anything to chance when it comes to ensuring that your pool is in pristine condition and that it’s maintained that way. They will undertake the following:

• Skim the surface
• Vacuum
• Brush the pool cover fabric
• Brush the tile lines and the pool walls
• Clean the skimmer and pump baskets
• Treat the water chemically and carry out tests to determine if the chemicals are balanced.
• If need be, we monitor the pressure from the filters. 
  

Let’s face it, yes, applying chemicals in your pool is pretty easy, but maintaining the proper chemical balance is where it gets tough. You should know that a chemical imbalance in the water could be ideal for algae or bacteria growth, which could negatively affect your health. Also, high chemical concentrations in the water can be irritating to the eyes, mouth, ears, nose, and skin, and not forgetting the damage it can cause to your pool materials, plus the premature wear and tears on some of your equipment.

Considering all these, it’s only logical to have a professional regularly test and add chemicals to your pool when needed. A professional will ensure the PH level is balanced and that no imbalance is allowed to continue, for safety purposes.