Weekly Pool Cleaning in Gilbert, AZ

Pools work hard here. Strong sun breaks down chlorine, and warm water gives algae a head start. When the chemicals slip, clear water can start turning cloudy within days.

Monsoon season adds its own mess. Wind and dust storms blow dirt, leaves and gravel from desert landscaping into the water. That debris sinks to the floor, clogs the baskets and feeds algae if it sits.

Evaporation is the other steady change. As water leaves the pool, the minerals stay behind, and Valley water is hard to begin with. That's how white calcium lines build up on the tile. Testing every week lets us catch these changes while they're still small.

We start at the top and work down. The surface gets skimmed, the walls and steps get brushed, and the floor gets vacuumed. Then we empty the skimmer and pump baskets so water moves freely through the system.

Next comes the water. We test it and add what it needs to stay clear and balanced. Before we leave, we look over the pump, the filter and the rest of the equipment and listen for anything that sounds off.

If we spot a problem, like a filter that's getting full or a pump that's starting to struggle, we'll tell you. You'll hear what we saw and what the fix would involve, so you can decide what to do.

Weekly care handles most of what a pool needs, and a few jobs come up on their own schedule. Filters fill with dirt over time and need a deeper filter cleaning now and then. Calcium can build at the waterline even in a well-kept pool, and tile and calcium cleaning takes it off.

If your pool is green right now, we start with a green pool cleanup and then move to weekly care. When a pump, heater or salt cell stops working, our pool repair work picks up where the weekly check leaves off. Everything we do is on our pool services page.