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We work hard to earn your business and keep your trust. If we discover an issue at your pool, we’ll leave a note on your door so you know to contact us for further information. We are available through email and multiple phone lines to encourage communication and maintain a good working relationship. Our goal is to care for your pool and equipment so you don’t have to think about it. A clean pool is a fun pool!
Pool Services Other Services:
- Chemical Service
- Spa Service
- Vacation Service
- Commercial Service
- Filter Cleaning Service
- Repairs
- Acid Washes and Chlorine Washes
- One Time Clean-Ups
- Teaching & Training
- LW Pool Store
Service includes:
- One service stop every other week [bi-weekly service]
- Test water
- Add your Chlorine tabs [Chlorine tabs itself not included]
- Net surface
- Brushing sides
- Cleaning tile
- Free acid
- Free soda ash
- Free conditioner
- Free clarifier (makes water sparkle)
- Free filter backwash service
- Free algaecide*
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- Vacuum
- Pool cleaner and maintenance for automation
- One service stop every week [weekly] instead of bi-weekly
Average pools start at $40 per month plus chlorine tabs. Service includes:
- One service stop every other week
- Test water
- Add your Chlorine tabs
- Free acid
- Free soda ash
- Free conditioner
- Free clarifier (makes water sparkle)
- One service stop every other week
- Test water
- Net surface
- Free chlorine
- Free acid
- Free soda ash
- Free conditioner
- Free clarifier (makes water sparkle)
Prices start at $35 per visit for pools in good condition.
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Average DE filters start at $90.
- Disassemble unit
- Clear grids of debris
- Acid wash grids
- Lubricate O rings
- Reassemble unit
- Recharge with DE
- Test unit to ensure proper functioning
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An acid wash removes stains.
Average acid wash starts at $400 (if water is clear).
A chlorine wash kills algae.
Average chlorine wash starts at $300 (if water is clear).
Click here for more info on Acid & Chlorine Washes.
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We will teach you how to clean your own pool!
If you are a new pool owner or just want to learn how to clean your own pool, an experience teacher will show you how, onsite—at your own pool. You’ll learn:- How to use your test kit to test the water
- A review of the different chemicals you need to know
- When to add chlorine and how much to add
- Why conditioner is important
- When to add acid and soda ash to balance the Ph
- How to prevent algae
- Efficient ways to quickly net debris in your pool
- Techniques for vacuuming and brushing your pool
- How to clean your tile
- How clarifier can help make your pool sparkle
- Tricks of the trade from 27 years of experience
- Personal demonstration of how to do the work and
- Encouragement/coaching as you do the work yourself
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We will teach you how to clean your own filter!
If you are a new pool owner or just want to learn how to clean your own filter, an experience teacher will show you how, onsite—at your own pool. You’ll learn:- How to disassemble the equipment
- How to clean and inspect the filter grids
- Reassemble strategies
- How to recharge the unit with DE
- What to watch for in testing the unit when you’re finished
- Tricks of the trade from 27 years of experience
- Personal demonstration of how to do the work and
- Encouragement/coaching as you do the work yourself
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Click here to go to our Store.
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