Swimming Pool Cleaning - Nashville, TN   

             Phone  615-568-3826

 Licensed, Bonded, Insured Pool Cleaning Services:

We have been providing dependable pool construction, repair and cleanining services since 2005.   Our staff is highly trained and certified in swimming pool maintenance, pool cleaning. Our pool company services  residential swimming pools Monday through Saturday year-round. One  benefit in having a swimming pool service is that the life of a swimming pool can be prolonged for many years, avoiding costly repairs.   We provide all of the pool repair and maintenance equipment to service your pool and carry all the necessary insurances for our employees. Why trust an person with a truck and pool pole, when you can deal with a professional company who is knowledgeable and experienced in cleaning, repairing and maintaining swimming pools and equipment; and certified by our industry to protect the investment in your backyard.

Phone  615-568-3826 

 Steps to cleaning your Swimming Pool.

• Vacuum pool.

• Backwash filter and inspect pump operation.

• Clean all skimmer and pump baskets.

• Skim leaves and debris from water surface.

• Brush pool walls, steps, and floor as needed.

• Clean water line "tile" as needed.

• Test pH, chlorine, and total alkalinity.

• Refill automatic chlorinator with chlorine tablets.

• Adjust chemicals as needed and shock pool as necessary.

• Provide a detailed checklist for services performed.

• Supply all labor and equipment necessary to clean pool.

We use the highest quality chemical treatments to ensure proper levels and balance for  maximum sanitation and comfort.

Our Guarantee:

Should water chemistry problems occur between scheduled visits that are not the fault of extreme weather or equipment failure, required service shall be performed without any cost to you!

Call today for a free quote on your pool at:

(615) 568-3826.

We want to earn your business!

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Here is a discussion of the Most Common "Pool Cleaning and  Maintenance Mistakes" 

Not replacing broken or missing pool & spa drains or suction sources. This a real and dangerous hazard. The same could be said for defective door/gate closers and fences in disrepair.

Not checking your swimming pool's chemistry often enough. We advise that you check the pool or spa chemistry twice per week in the summer and once per week in the winter. By doing this you can make minor adjustments to your pool & spa water chemistry instead of big adjustments that create a wild up and down graph of activity.

Allowing the pool & spa pH to get above 8.0. At 8.5 chlorine is only 10% active. At 7.0 it is about 73% active. By just maintaining pH around 7.5 the chlorine is 50-60% active. Keeping the pool & spa pH in check will allow you to use to the full potential with  the chlorine that is already in the pool.

Not keeping Pool & spa alkalinity between 80-140 PPM. Low or high alkalinity can affect water balance and ultimately a sanitizer’s ability to perform.

Not checking pool & spa TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) or calcium hardness on a regular basis. Check TDS every 6 months and calcium hardness every month. These also affect water balance which is different from sanitation, although related.

Not cleaning the cells in salt water systems (chlorine generators). Corroded or calcified cells will produce little chlorine.

Backwashing pool & spa sand or DE filters too often. If you do this, the filter can never reach its cleaning potential. If you backwash on a regular basis for no reason, you are wasting water. Most filters require backwashing when the pressure gauge rises 8-10 PSI from clean.

Not cleaning the Pool & spa skimmer basket and/or hair and lint pot in the pool pump often enough. If these are full of debris you will get little flow resulting in poor circulation, potentially creating a big problem.

Adding pool & spa chemicals, especially liquid chlorine, during the day. Try to add chemicals in the evening after the sun has set. You will get more out of them.

Not brushing the pool & spa walls and tile down often enough. If your circulation system is suspect, (and many are,) brushing down the walls will help eliminate algae problems. Keeping your tile clean will save you money. Once the tile gets calcified it becomes like plaque and will take a specialist to get it off.

Make sure that you keep the space between the bottom of the swimming pool or inground spa cantilever on the deck and the top of the tile in check. If this cracks, then put in some silicon. You do not want water migrating from the inside of the pool underneath the decking.

Not running pool & spa pumps long enough. You should run your pump about 1 hour for every 10 degrees of temperature. This assumes you have a decent circulation system. It is ALL about the FLOW! Circulation IS the key to a low maintenance swimming pool.

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