call us: (855) 667-7665​

 

Our certified pool operators will come to your pool and will perform

the following tasks:

 

• Safety cover removal (pool and/or spa), clean up, and storage in a location indicated by the owner. 

• Check structural pool/spa shell for damage or unsafe condition and include all findings in the pool opening report. 

• Pool/spa cover anchors screw down for pools equipped with a safety cover and water bags drain and fold for pools equipped with a tarp cover.  

• Blow all leaves and debris from the pool/spa deck 

• Clean the pool/spa equipment area from leaves and weeds if required. 

• Remove all winterizing plugs from pool suction and return lines inside the pool and water feature lines outside of the pool, if available. 

• Assemble all pump, filter, heater (if available), sanitizer feeder (if available) lines to respective fittings. 

• Check the condition of the sand filter shell, cartridge, or D.E. elements. Clean cartridge or D.E. elements and/or replace if necessary (extra charges will apply if DE elements or cartridges are required). 

• Visually inspect pump, filter, and any adjacent equipment (i.e. heater, heat pump, chlorine sanitizer, booster pump, water feature pump, etc.). 

• Re-attach any deck equipment you have such as pool ladder, diving board, toys, etc.  

• Install all pool equipment including skimmer baskets, return directional, safety float lines (if available), etc. 

• Relocate pool furniture to pool deck (by request-additional charges may apply) 

• Inspect the pool breaker panel. Turn ON the system breakers. 

• Inspect the control system (single switch or pool/spa timer or completely automated system activated by remote control). 

• Startup the circulation system. 

• Check for proper water circulation (water flow). 

• Check if all electrical pool equipment (pump/s, salt generator, heat pump) is operating properly (issues and recommendations will be included in the pool opening report). 

• Check if all gas/propane pool equipment (gas/propane heater)  is operating properly (issues and recommendations will be included in the pool opening report). 

• Visually inspect pool equipment and pipes for leaks. 

• Pool vacuuming with external pump (up to 60 min.) to remove leaves and fine debris that fell and settled on the pool/spa bottom throughout the winter.  

• Second vacuuming with PowerVac cleaner to remove larger debris … 

• Waterline tile scrubbing. 

• Brush pool/spa walls, steps, and ladders. 

• On-site water analysis: Chlorine level, pH level, Total Alkalinity level, Calcium Hardness level, Stabilizer (CYA) level, TDS, salt level (for saltwater pools only) 

• Chemical balancing (adjust pH level 7.2-7.6, Total Alkalinity 80-120ppm, Calcium Hardness level 150-400ppm, Stabilizer (Cyanuric Acid) 40-100ppm, Salt level (if salt generator available) 2500-3500ppm and shock pool/spa water CL > 10ppm 

• FINALLY, OUR CERTIFIED SERVICE TECHNICIAN (CST) WILL SEND YOU AND OUR OFFICE AN EMAIL CONTAINING THE POOL OPENING REPORT WITH INFORMATION ON WHAT WAS DONE AT YOUR POOL/SPA AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER CARE, IF NECESSARY. 

• Re-vacuum (up to 60 min) after 1-3 days, re-test and balance water( all chemicals are included), backwash filter, check pool/spa equipment for proper work (add $175)