ServicesWeekly Pool Cleaning
Weekly Pool Cleaning in Florence
Each week we clean the pool, test the water and look over the pump, filter and plumbing before we adjust anything. You get clear water, a written record of what we found, and no guessing about why the chemistry changed.
What a weekly visit actually does
A pool loses ground every day. Sun breaks down free chlorine, wind drops dust and leaves in the water, and evaporation leaves calcium and dissolved solids behind. Weekly service keeps those slow changes from stacking up into cloudy water, algae or scale.
We start every visit by looking, not dosing. We read the filter pressure, check the pump basket and test the water first. That way the chemicals we add answer a measured number instead of a habit.
Chemicals are included in the monthly price, and there is no contract, so you can cancel whenever you choose. New customers also get the first month of weekly service free.
What's included each week
Skimming and netting
We skim the surface and net debris off the floor before it sinks and stains the plaster.
Brushing walls, steps and tile line
Brushing breaks up the biofilm algae uses to anchor itself. We spend extra time on steps, benches and corners where circulation is weakest.
Vacuuming as needed
Fine desert dust settles on the floor and the filter does not catch all of it. We vacuum when the floor needs it, not on a fixed calendar.
Water testing and dosing
We test free chlorine, pH, total alkalinity, and check cyanuric acid and calcium hardness on a regular cycle. Each dose is based on the reading, and the chemicals are part of the monthly price.
Basket and pressure check
We empty the skimmer and pump baskets and log filter pressure. A steady rise in psi over your clean baseline tells us when Filter Cleaning is due.
Pool Health Report
After each visit you get a Pool Health Report via email with the readings, what we added and anything we noticed on the equipment.
Signs your pool needs regular service
Chlorine that won't hold
If you add chlorine and it reads near zero a day later, the cause is often high cyanuric acid, a pH drift or an algae load. Testing all three tells us which.
Slick walls or steps
A slippery feel is early biofilm or algae. Weekly brushing and steady sanitizer stop it before the water turns.
Cloudy water after storms
Monsoon wind can drop a pound of dust and debris into a pool in an afternoon. Without a cleaning and a shock, that organic load clouds the water within days.
White crust at the waterline
Evaporation concentrates calcium. Keeping pH and alkalinity in range slows the scale that later needs Calcium Removal and Tile Cleaning.
Pump running loud or weak
A full basket or clogged impeller starves the pump of water. We catch that during the weekly basket check.
How a service visit runs
- 1
Look before we touch
We check the water color, the pressure gauge and the equipment pad, and note any leaks at unions or the pump lid o-ring.
- 2
Clean the pool
Skim, brush the walls and tile line, then vacuum the floor if dust or debris has settled.
- 3
Test, then dose
We test the water and add only what the readings call for. On salt pools we also look at the cell for scale.
- 4
Baskets and filter
We empty the skimmer and pump baskets and record filter pressure against the clean reading.
- 5
Report and next steps
You get your Pool Health Report by email. If we found a part wearing out, we explain it plainly and you decide what happens next.
What sets the monthly price
Weekly service is quoted as one monthly price with chemicals included, so a hot stretch that burns through chlorine does not show up as a surprise charge. The price depends on the pool itself and how much work it takes each visit. We offer a discount to veterans and first responders.
- Pool size and volume
- More gallons need more chemicals to reach the same reading, and a larger surface takes longer to brush.
- Debris load
- Overhanging trees, nearby gravel landscaping or open desert upwind all add time with the net and vacuum.
- Attached spa or water features
- A spa has its own water to clean and balance, and features like sheer descents add surfaces to brush.
- Starting condition
- A pool that is already green needs Green to Clean Recovery first. Weekly service then keeps it there.
Weekly cleaning questions
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Do I have to sign a contract?
No. There is no contract, and you can cancel whenever you decide the service is not for you. The first month of weekly service is free for new customers, so you can see how we work first.
Do I need to be home during the visit?
No. We just need access to the backyard gate and the equipment pad. Your Pool Health Report by email tells you what we did and what we found.
What happens if you find a broken part?
We note it, show you what we saw and explain whether it needs attention now or can wait. If you want it fixed, our Pool Repair work is done by our own ROC licensed crew, and all repairs are completed in-house, not subcontracted.
Are chemicals really included?
Yes. Chlorine, acid and the balancing chemicals we use on the weekly visit are in the monthly price. Larger jobs such as Green to Clean Recovery or an Acid Wash are quoted separately.
Do you service salt pools?
Yes. Salt pools still need pH and alkalinity managed, and the salt cell scales up in hard water. We check the cell and the salt reading as part of the visit.
Get a clear look at your pool first
Tell us about your pool and your home's setup, and we will give you a monthly price with chemicals included. No contract, and the first month is free.