Use a long-handled leaf skimmer to collect leaves, insects, and any other debris floating on the surface of the pool. Try to remove as much debris before it sinks to the bottom of your pool where it becomes difficult to remove and may create stains.

Use a brush to remove dirt that has collected on the sides and bottom of your pool. Weekly brushing is extremely important and very often neglected. However Perfect Pools focus on this with every visit.

Vacuum the swimming pool on a regular basis to ensure a clean pool. Vacuum manually is done to target specific areas of the pool where the pool cleaner might miss.

Clean Skimmer(s)/Weir(s)

You should clean and check out your skimmer(s) weekly or more often if necessary. Removing dirt and leaves allows the skimmer to operate at maximum efficiency.

Your pool’s circulation system includes the skimmer, pump, pump strainer, drains, and filter. The system helps chemicals work effectively and ensures that water is properly filtered. Run your pump long enough each day to make sure the water is properly filtered and keep each item clean and in good condition.

The most popular types of filters – sand, cartridge, – screen out debris and particles from your pool water. You should clean and maintain your filter according to the manufacturer’s directions.

Test your pool water frequently (daily or weekly depending on use) and add chemicals if necessary, following manufacturers’ directions. A regular shock treatment cleanses the water of algae, bacteria, dirt, and any other organic matter that may have entered the pool.