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You stop worrying about green water showing up overnight. Your chlorine levels stay between 1-3 ppm where they need to be, which means bacteria and algae don’t get a chance to take over.
Your equipment runs longer because someone’s actually checking it before small problems turn into expensive ones. Pumps and filters are sensitive – unchecked pH levels eat away at seals and liners faster than most people realize.
You get your time back. No more spending Saturday mornings testing strips and dumping chemicals. No more second-guessing whether you added enough shock after last week’s storm. Just a pool that’s ready when you are.
We’ve been handling pool cleaning service in Douglas County since before most of the neighborhoods in Relee were even built. That’s over 30 years of watching how Georgia weather messes with pool chemistry – and knowing exactly how to fix it.
We’re still family-owned. Still local. Still treating every pool like it’s going in our own backyard. We’re not a franchise following a script from another state. We know what Douglas County storms do to your water and how fast algae grows when it’s 95 degrees with 80% humidity.
You’ll work with people who’ve seen it all and won’t try to sell you a new pump when yours just needs a gasket replaced.
First visit, we test your water and check your equipment. We’re looking at chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness – the four things that determine whether your pool stays clear or turns into a swamp. We also inspect your pump, filter, and skimmer baskets for anything that’s about to cause problems.
Then we balance your chemicals based on what your water actually needs that week. Georgia heat makes chlorine dissipate faster than normal, and our rain throws off pH levels constantly. We adjust for both. We also skim debris, brush walls and steps, vacuum the floor, and clean out your baskets.
After that, we set up a weekly schedule that works for you. Same day, same attention to detail. If a storm rolls through between visits, we’ll come back and rebalance your water – storms often need 2-3 times the normal shock treatment and 24 hours of continuous filtration to get things right again.
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Every visit includes complete water testing and chemical balancing. That means checking and adjusting chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and calcium levels based on current conditions. In Relee, GA, that’s critical – our climate makes chemical balance harder to maintain than in drier states.
You also get full debris removal, brushing, and vacuuming. We empty skimmer and pump baskets, check your filter pressure, and inspect equipment for early warning signs of trouble. If something’s off, you’ll know before it breaks.
Storm cleanup is part of the deal too. When heavy rain dumps phosphates and contaminants into your pool, we come back and handle the extra work. That includes the aggressive shock treatment and extended filtration time needed to clear things up fast. Georgia’s weather disasters have nearly tripled in recent years – from 3 events annually to almost 10 – so this matters more than it used to.
Weekly during swim season, minimum. Georgia’s heat and humidity create conditions where algae and bacteria grow faster than in most other climates. Your chlorine dissipates quicker under intense UV exposure, and our frequent rain throws off pH balance constantly.
If you’re only cleaning every two weeks, you’re giving algae a head start. Once it takes hold, you’re looking at aggressive shock treatments and days of continuous filtration to get your water clear again. Weekly service prevents that cycle entirely.
During cooler months, you can sometimes stretch to bi-weekly service, but your pool still needs attention. Leaves and debris add phosphates to your water, which feed algae even in lower temperatures.
We come out and fix it. Green water almost always means your chlorine dropped too low – sometimes from one hot day, sometimes from a storm, sometimes from heavy pool use. It happens fast in Georgia.
Treatment involves shocking your pool with 2-3 times the normal chlorine level, running your filter continuously for 24-48 hours, and brushing down all surfaces to break up algae colonies. We test and adjust every few hours until your water’s clear and your chemical levels are stable again.
The better approach is preventing it entirely through consistent weekly maintenance. When we’re testing your water every seven days, we catch low chlorine before algae gets a chance to bloom.
Yes. We bring everything needed for your service – chemicals, testing equipment, brushes, vacuum, and nets. You don’t need to keep anything on hand or make runs to the pool supply store.
We use professional-grade chemicals and equipment from brands like Polaris, Jandy, Hayward, and Pentair. The quality’s higher than what you’ll find in big box stores, and we buy in bulk so the cost stays reasonable.
If your pool needs something specific – like a calcium hardness increaser after heavy rain dilutes your water – we handle it. You’re not guessing what to buy or how much to add.
We come back and rebalance your water as soon as it’s safe to do so. Storms dump contaminants, dilute your chemicals, and throw your pH completely off. Your pool needs immediate attention or you’ll be dealing with algae within 48 hours.
We test everything, shock your pool with higher-than-normal chlorine levels, and run your filter continuously until your water clears. We also remove any debris that blew in – leaves, branches, dirt – because all of that adds phosphates that feed algae growth.
This is included in your regular service. We don’t charge extra for storm cleanup because it’s just part of maintaining pools in Georgia. Our weather’s unpredictable, and your service should account for that.
We handle both. If we spot an equipment issue during service – a pump that’s running rough, a filter with high pressure, a leaking valve – we’ll diagnose it and let you know what needs to happen.
A lot of times, it’s something simple. A worn gasket, a clogged impeller, a basket that needs replacing. We fix it right then if we can. We’re not in the business of selling you new equipment when your current setup just needs a repair.
If something does need replacing, we’ll explain why and give you options. After 30+ years working with pool equipment in Douglas County, we know what lasts and what doesn’t. You’ll get straight answers, not a sales pitch.
Time and consistency. DIY pool care works if you’re home every week, you know how to test and balance chemicals correctly, and you’re willing to spend 2-3 hours doing the work. Most people aren’t.
The bigger issue is knowledge. Georgia’s climate creates specific challenges – rapid chlorine dissipation, frequent pH swings from rain, aggressive algae growth in heat and humidity. If you don’t know how to adjust for those conditions, you’ll spend more time fixing problems than preventing them.
Professional service means someone who understands Douglas County water shows up every week whether you’re home or not. Your chemicals stay balanced, your equipment gets checked, and problems get caught early. You swim more and stress less.
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