Pool Cleaning & Weekly Pool Service in Plantation, FL

Mature trees and full landscaping are part of Plantation's character, and they put leaves, flowers and fine organic matter into pools every week of the year. Left in the water, that material uses up chlorine and settles into corners and steps where algae gets its start.

Emptying the skimmer and pump baskets, skimming the surface and vacuuming the floor every week keeps the filter from being overloaded and keeps sanitizer working on the water instead of on debris.

Pumps, filters and heaters that have been running for many South Florida summers tend to give warning signs before they fail — rising filter pressure, unusual noise, small leaks or weak circulation. A visual check of the equipment on each visit means those signs get reported to you early, while you still have options.

Pools in Plantation are usable almost every month, which means chemistry never really gets a break. Cooler, drier winter weeks and hot, stormy summer weeks call for different adjustments, so we test every visit and balance to what the water actually shows rather than adding the same amount each time.