Rockland County Pool Builder

Your pool should be cleaned and serviced weekly to ensure proper water balance, equipment functionality, and cleanliness. For more details, please read this article.

Cloudy water is often caused by poor filtration, imbalanced chemicals, or algae. To clear it, ensure your filter is clean, balance your water chemistry, and use a pool clarifier if necessary.

A noisy pump can indicate issues such as debris in the impeller, worn bearings, or air leaks. Inspect the pump for visible issues and consider contacting a professional for a thorough check.

Green water is typically due to algae growth. Shock the pool with chlorine, brush the walls and floor, and run the filter continuously until the water clears.

To reduce maintenance costs, invest in a high-quality pool cover, maintain proper water chemistry, and use energy-efficient equipment. Regular maintenance can prevent costly repairs.

While many pool owners handle basic maintenance themselves, hiring a professional can ensure thorough care and identify potential issues early, saving time and money in the long run.

Winterize your pool by cleaning it, balancing the water chemistry, lowering the water level, and covering the pool to protect it from debris and freezing temperatures. Ask us about our Pool Closing Services and Winter Watch program.

Spa water should be changed every 3 to 4 months to maintain cleanliness and water quality.

Backwash your pool filter when the pressure gauge indicates an increase of 8-10 psi above the normal operating level, typically every 1-2 weeks.

To detect a leak, look for signs such as water level drops, wet areas around the pool, or air bubbles in the pump. Use a dye test or contact a professional for precise detection and repair.