What a weekly visit covers
- Skim the surface and net debris from the floor
- Brush walls, steps and the tile line
- Vacuum as needed
- Empty skimmer and pump baskets
- Test sanitizer, pH, alkalinity, and check stabilizer and calcium periodically
- Add the chemicals needed to bring water back into range
- Check filter pressure and note when a filter cleaning is due
- Look over the pump, filter and plumbing for leaks or unusual noise
Why weekly matters in the Schertz heat
- Long, hot summers burn off chlorine quickly; a pool that is fine on Monday can start to cloud by the weekend.
- Spring storms and oak and cedar pollen load the water with debris and phosphates that feed algae.
- Hard local water leaves calcium scale at the waterline; regular brushing and balanced chemistry slow that buildup.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a weekly cleaning take?
Most residential pools take roughly 20–45 minutes per visit, depending on size, debris and how much chemical adjustment is needed.
Do I need to be home?
No. We just need safe gate access and any pets kept inside or secured on service day.
Are chemicals included?
That depends on the plan you choose. Your quote will spell out exactly what is and isn't included.
Can weekly service fix a green pool?
A pool that is already green usually needs a one-time green pool cleanup first, then weekly service keeps it clear.