Test Chlorine & pH chemical levels

Add chemicals as needed (includes: chlorine sanitizers [tablets, liquid, or powder], Shock[tablets, liquid, or powder], Soda Ash [powder] and diatomaceous earth.)

Check equipment for proper operation and filter pressure

Empty skimmer and pump baskets

Empty automatic pool sweep bag/leaf canister

Backwash filter as needed

Adjust programming as needed

Skim and net water surface

Brush steps, swim outs, tile and walls

Vacuum pool floor & debris  if needed

Excessive cleanup (storms, vandalism, excessive landscape debris)

DE filter cleaning – (minimum two per year)

Parts for repairs

Labor for repairs

Additional service calls

Specialty chemicals (stain and scale treatments, oil enzymes, conditioner, stabilizer, phosphate removers, etc)

Annual conditioner, algaecide, phosphate charge

Excessive amounts of chlorine, acid, salt, etc. (Due to bather load, dogs, leaking pools, excessive debris, waterfalls, etc)

Maintain the proper water level. (To avoid serious damage to pool equipment)

Keep trees and plants trimmed away from pool. (Not to hang over deck or pool)

Empty Baskets daily during Spring season. (Depending on the amount of trees surrounding the pool)

Landscape completed 2 days prior to service. (Grass clippings inside pool to be cleared by yard service)

Provide clear access to pool and equipment, keep pump area clean.

Remove pool covers, solar covers/rings, toys, rafts, etc. on day of service.

Assure that all gates are operating properly. Service technician assumes no responsibility for maintaining fences or gates at customer’s property

Backwash hoses are to be supplied by the customer. (If needed)