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Get your pool ready for a season of unforgettable fun with Cleverblu LLC's pool contractors. We're Winter Park's go-to source for commercial and residential pool care, including regular cleaning, deep cleaning, stain and buildup removal, chemical balancing, and equipment repair and maintenance. We help open and close your pool when the seasons change and ensure your swimming oasis is hygienic and ready for you to dive into.

Talk to our team by calling (407) 922-8947 and learn more about how our customizable services contribute to a safe and welcoming swimming environment.

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Cleverblu LLC's Pool Contractor Services

Our pool contractor services allow you to spend more time in the water and less time worrying about your pool's performance. We take care of all the cleaning and maintenance details, so you don't have to.

Look to us for:

  • Pool cleaning
  • Pool maintenance
  • Pool repair
  • Pool opening and closing
  • Pool acid cleaning
  • Pool stain removal
  • Pool shocking
  • Pool equipment cleaning and repair

Is Your Pool Cleaning Frequency Ideal?

More frequent pool cleaning may be required during heavy use periods, such as summer or holiday gatherings, when higher swimmer loads bring in extra oils, dirt, and debris. In these conditions, the added contaminants can quickly affect water quality, so standard cleaning isn’t enough.

You’ll also need more frequent cleaning if your pool is surrounded by trees, as leaves can accumulate quickly and settle on the pool floor, and small twigs can also clog your filter. Tasks like skimming the surface, vacuuming the pool floor, and inspecting and cleaning the filter are required sooner in this case.

Here are a few other conditions that can make more frequent cleaning necessary:

  • When pets use the pool: Pet fur, dander, and oils contribute to debris, making more frequent skimming and filtering necessary.
  • When landscaping projects are nearby: Dirt and dust from gardening or construction projects around your pool can settle in the water.
  • Following a storm or high winds: Increased debris, such as branches and leaves, can enter your pool, clogging filters and affecting cleanliness.

Do Pool Equipment Breakdowns Affect Water Quality and Safety?

Without proper maintenance, your pool heater can start causing issues rather than preventing them. A neglected pump may struggle to circulate water properly, leading to cloudy water and uneven chemical distribution. Filters clogged with debris can’t keep your pool clean, allowing dirt and algae to build up.

Most issues aren’t spontaneous. Bad water quality, for example, can be traced back to imbalanced chemical levels, often caused by a malfunctioning feeder or a neglected chlorinator. These small lapses in upkeep tend to turn into more significant issues, given enough time.

Here are a few other examples:

  • Leaky plumbing or valves: Causes water levels to drop, affecting circulation and chemical balance.
  • Broken timers or controls: Leads to inconsistent equipment operation, causing chemical imbalances and filtration issues.
  • Chemical feeder issues: Causes unbalanced chemical levels, which can lead to eye irritation and skin discomfort.
  • Malfunctioning pump: Causes poor circulation, resulting in uneven chemical distribution and algae growth.

Why Is Your Pool Heater Not Reaching Set Temperatures?

If your pool heater isn’t reaching the set temperature, it might be due to insufficient water flow. Blocked filters or a struggling pump can limit water movement, making it hard for the heater to warm your pool effectively. This restricted flow forces the heater to work harder than it should, which can also lead to overheating or even shutdowns in more severe cases.

Another common reason is scale buildup inside the heater’s components. Hard water leaves a trail of calcium deposits, clogging internal tubes and reducing the heater’s efficiency. These deposits will eventually insulate the heat exchange surfaces, so the water isn’t exposed to as much warmth.

Electrical or gas issues can also play a role, especially if the heater is intermittently reaching temperatures. A faulty thermostat or inconsistent gas supply may cause fluctuations or prevent the heater from operating at full capacity.

How Pool Maintenance Addresses the Pump and Chemical Feeder

Maintaining the pool pump requires attention to circulation and efficiency, as it keeps the water moving and aids in filtration. Without regular upkeep, the pump can struggle to perform, leading to issues with water clarity and filtration.

Key maintenance tasks include:

  • Cleaning the pump basket to prevent clogs that reduce water flow
  • Lubricating o-rings to extend the lifespan of seals and prevents leaks
  • Checking for leaks or noisy operation to detect early signs of wear or motor strain

The chemical feeder, on the other hand, requires careful calibration to ensure proper sanitization levels. This equipment handles precise dosing of chlorine or bromine, so maintenance focuses on keeping dosing accurate and lines clear.

Important tasks include:

  • Clearing any buildup in feed lines to prevent clogs that hinder chemical flow
  • Adjusting chemical feed rates to maintain the right balance for safe, clear water
  • Inspecting for cracks or leaks to ensure chemicals aren’t wasted or distributed unevenly

Chemical-Specific Issues That Can Arise Without Proper Pool Care

Without proper pool care, chemical levels can quickly become unbalanced, leading to various issues. Chlorine, required for sanitizing, can drop too low, allowing algae and bacteria to grow or spike too high, irritating your eyes and skin. Alkalinity is equally delicate; if it’s too low, pH levels can fluctuate.

Here are a few examples of chemical-related issues that can arise without proper care:

  • pH bounce: Rapid fluctuations in pH levels due to low alkalinity, making water stability difficult to maintain.
  • Cyanuric acid overload: Excess stabilizer diminishes chlorine effectiveness, making it harder to keep your pool sanitary.
  • Ammonia formation: Results from prolonged low chlorine, reacting with contaminants and requiring shock treatment to correct.
  • Metal staining: Imbalanced chemicals can lead to metals like copper or iron oxidizing and staining pool walls.

To avoid these issues, we implement a testing schedule that monitors each chemical level closely, ensuring optimal balance and addressing any fluctuations promptly. This allows us to make any small or large adjustments to keep your water safe, clear, and comfortable.

Is Your Pool Chlorine High Enough?

If your chlorine levels are too low for a long period, you risk allowing bacteria and algae to survive in your pool. This is different than if levels are too high, which can lead to skin and eye irritation. Low levels hurt water quality and often produce an unpleasant odor and cloudy water.

The optimal range for chlorine is typically 1-3 ppm (parts per million), which can sufficiently sanitize the water while minimizing the risk of irritation. If you’re on the lower end of that, which often happens if your pool is exposed to heavy use, chlorine levels can quickly fall below safe levels.

Do You Need To Add Pool Chemicals if You’re Closing Soon?

Just because you're closing your pool doesn’t mean you can skip adding chemicals. This important step helps maintain water quality during the off-season, preventing algae growth, staining, and bacteria buildup. Stagnant water, if it isn’t balanced, will be more prone to issues like mineral deposits.

Chlorine is essential, but it should be added at a moderate level before closing. A pre-closing shock treatment sanitizes the water, keeping it clean through the initial inactive weeks, while a good cover reduces debris and contamination. This preparation saves time and effort when reopening your pool.

How Do You Get Rid of Pool Stains?

Stubborn pool stains can be an eyesore that detracts from your pool's serene atmosphere. Metals like copper from pipes or iron from well water can leave greenish or reddish stains. Organic matter, like leaves, can decompose and stain your pool's surfaces. Even sunscreen and body oils can contribute to discoloration over time.

Our contractors use enzymes to remove pool stains. These enzymes break down grime, remove buildup, and erase staining. Talk to us about the benefits of acid-washing your pool and learn more about how to prevent stains from becoming a problem in the future.

How Do You Fix a Green Pool?

When your pristine pool water turns an unattractive shade of green, the usual cause is an algae bloom. Algae are microscopic organisms that thrive in warm, still water with improperly balanced chemicals. When chlorine levels dip or pH increases, these algae find the perfect opportunity to multiply rapidly, turning your once-inviting pool into a green mess.

Allow us to step in and give your pool a shock treatment and thorough filter cleaning.

What Is a Pool Shock Treatment?

A shock treatment involves adding a concentrated amount of chlorine to your pool water, temporarily increasing the chlorine level beyond its normal range. The high chlorine level effectively kills off lingering bacteria, algae spores, and any existing algae blooms that might be turning your water cloudy or green. It also breaks down combined chlorine, a less effective form of chlorine that builds up over time.

When Should You Shock Your Pool?

If your pool's chlorine level falls below the recommended range, shocking it will boost it back up and ensure proper sanitation. These treatments also effectively clear up cloudy or green water caused by algae growth. If your pool has had a period of heavy use, like a pool party or a hot summer day with many swimmers, this chlorine boost will help break down any increased body oils and contaminants that were introduced.

Connect With a Pool Service Company That Prioritizes Your Satisfaction

Cleverblu LLC is the pool service company residents and businesses in Winter Park trust for personalized pool care, cleaning, maintenance, and repairs. Let our contractors help you have a hassle-free swimming season. Call (407) 922-8947 to learn more about the steps we take to solve a variety of different pool problems.

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