A clean-looking pool is not always a properly balanced pool. Weekly service helps keep debris, algae, circulation problems and damaging water conditions from building up between visits.
What is included at each weekly visit
- Test and balance water chemistry
- Skim or net the water surface
- Brush tile, steps, ladder, lights and pool features
- Vacuum as needed
- Empty skimmer and pump baskets as needed
- Visually inspect the pool equipment
- Email a picture and service report after the visit
Water chemistry is the foundation of our service
Chlorine is only one part of pool care. pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness and conditioner affect swimmer comfort, sanitizer performance, plaster, tile, heaters, pumps and salt systems. We test the water and make adjustments based on the pool’s current condition instead of using the same treatment for every pool.
Routine cleaning and early problem detection
Weekly brushing and debris removal help reduce organic buildup and give us a chance to notice changes. A leaking fitting, weak flow, unusual equipment noise or falling water level may be easier to address when it is noticed early.
Pool and spa service
We service residential pools and attached spas. The equipment must be operational enough to circulate and filter the water. Repairs, replacement parts and work outside routine weekly service are quoted or authorized separately.
Saltwater pools still need weekly care
A salt chlorine generator makes sanitizer, but it does not automatically balance pH, alkalinity, calcium or conditioner. Salt cells also need inspection and periodic cleaning. A salt pool can still develop scale, algae or corrosive water when chemistry is ignored.
Service areas
Weekly service is available in Torrance, Gardena, Hawthorne, Lawndale, San Pedro, Lomita, Palos Verdes Estates, Rancho Palos Verdes, the Palos Verdes Peninsula, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, El Segundo and Playa del Rey.
Weekly pool service questions
How often should a residential pool be serviced?
Most South Bay residential pools should be professionally serviced once each week. Hot weather, heavy use, wind or equipment problems may require extra attention.
Do you send proof of service?
Yes. A picture and service report is emailed after each weekly visit.
Do you publish monthly prices?
No. Pool size, landscaping, equipment, condition and service requirements vary. We need to see the pool before providing a service rate.