At this time we do not service above ground pools. Inground vinyl liner pools are accepted on a case by case basis however vinyl liner repairs are not offered.
We recommend servicing your pool or spa at least once a week during the swimming season to ensure clean, balanced water. For spas, a biweekly or monthly service may be sufficient depending on usage.
We proudly service Upper Fairfield and Lower Litchfield Counties. Please contact us to confirm if we cover your area.
 We use high-quality, industry-standard chemicals such as chlorine, pH balancers, algaecides, stabilizers, and flocculants, depending on your pool’s needs. We prioritize safe and eco-friendly products whenever possible.
 If your pool water has a cloudy appearance, unusual odor, or if you’ve had a large number of swimmers, it may need to be shocked. Shocking helps break down organic contaminants and bacteria, restoring the water’s clarity and safety.
If your pool water turns green, it’s usually a sign of algae or low chlorine levels. We recommend contacting us for a professional cleaning and chemical treatment to restore your pool to its sparkling condition.
Regular maintenance, proper water circulation, balanced chemicals, and routine cleaning are key to preventing algae growth. If you have persistent algae problems, we can recommend additional treatments or adjust your maintenance plan.
 Pool openings typically happen in early spring when the temperature consistently stays above 60°F (15°C). We recommend scheduling an appointment early to ensure your pool is ready for the season ahead.
Closing your pool involves cleaning it thoroughly, balancing the chemicals, lowering the water level, and winterizing the equipment. We offer professional pool closing services to ensure your pool is properly protected from the winter elements.
 Yes, we provide complete winterization services for pools and spas. Our technicians will ensure your pool equipment is properly winterized, preventing freeze damage and prolonging the life of your equipment.
Before scheduling your pool opening, it’s a good idea to check the general condition of your pool area and ensure access to your equipment. We’ll take care of the rest, including cleaning, chemical balancing, and equipment inspection.
Proper winterization is the best way to prevent freeze damage. This includes draining water from the equipment, covering the pool, and using freeze protection devices. Our team can assist in ensuring everything is done correctly.
The cost of routine pool maintenance varies depending on the size of your pool, frequency of service, and the condition of the water. We offer competitive pricing and can provide you with a free estimate based on your specific needs.
Yes! We offer free, no-obligation estimates for repairs or new equipment installation. Contact us to schedule an appointment, and our technicians will assess the situation and provide a transparent quote.
Yes, we offer emergency repair services for urgent issues. If you’re experiencing a serious problem with your pool or spa, contact us right away, and we’ll send a technician to help as soon as possible.
It’s generally recommended to wait 15–30 minutes after adding chemicals to your pool to allow them to properly circulate and settle. For certain chemicals like shock treatments, a longer wait (up to 4 hours) may be necessary.
Consider upgrading to a variable-speed pump, using a pool cover to reduce heat loss, and ensuring your pool heater is energy-efficient. We can recommend energy-saving solutions tailored to your pool’s needs.
Yes, we specialize in maintaining both chlorine and saltwater pools. Saltwater pools require slightly different care, such as regular salt level monitoring and cell cleaning, which we can handle for you.
Spas should be drained and refilled every 3-4 months, depending on usage. Regular draining prevents buildup of minerals and chemicals, keeping the water fresh and clean.
