Your pool. Our weekly focus.
Dependable pool cleaning and water chemistry care in San Dimas and nearby cities.
From $149/month, with a free quote for your pool.
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- Fully Insured
- UPA Member
- No Contracts
- Chemicals Included
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Every visit has a purpose.
Healthy pools depend on three essentials: Cleaning, Chemistry, and Circulation. Our maintenance plan covers each one on every visit, so your water stays clear and your equipment performs at its best.
- Test and balance: Check water chemistry and make appropriate adjustments.
- Skim: Remove floating leaves and debris.
- Brush: Brush walls, steps, and the tile line.
- Vacuum (as needed): Address debris on the pool floor.
- Empty baskets: Clear skimmer and pump baskets.
- Check equipment: Observe equipment operation and filter pressure.
- Backwash (as needed): Where appropriate for your filter system.
- Flag issues early: Flag potential issues early and discuss solutions with you.
We check core readings at weekly visits and review other water-balance factors as conditions require. Our chemistry guide explains what those numbers mean.
Our Chemistry Approach
No mystery about the scope.
Included in weekly service
The checklist above, routine water chemistry care, included chemicals, and a heads-up on anything that needs attention.
Quoted separately
Filter disassembly and deep cleaning; green-to-clean/algae recovery; equipment repairs and replacements; salt-system specialty service; drain & surface cleaning (drain & clean, chlorine wash, or acid wash); and one-time cleanings. Backwashing is not a substitute for a full filter clean.
We discuss extra work and its estimate before proceeding.
Quick answers.
Do you vacuum every visit?
We vacuum as needed, based on pool condition. Skimming, brushing, basket cleaning, chemistry care, and equipment checks are part of the weekly checklist.
Does weekly service include filter cleaning?
Backwashing is included as needed where applicable. Full filter cleaning is quoted separately.
Will I know if something needs attention?
Yes. If we notice an equipment issue, a possible leak, or a water problem, we’ll let you know and explain the next step.
Is a weekly visit all the testing my pool needs?
No. Conditions change between visits. Homeowners should check sanitizer and pH between visits, especially before swimming, during hot weather, and with heavy use. We recommend checking chlorine and pH 2–3 times a week.