3 ppm
Free chlorine
Example target: 2–4 ppm
Helps control germs in the water.
Hot Springs Village, Arkansas
Green to clear.
We handle the water. You handle Saturday.
Weekly care, seasonal starts, and a fresh start when you need one.
Family-run since 2018. Garland & Saline counties.
This is the part you came for.
A fresh start
Same pool.
Different Saturday.
First, find the cause.Test the water. Check circulation.
Then, work the plan.Brush, treat, filter, and revisit.
Clear is just the beginning.Confirm readings. Keep the routine.
Illustrative recovery sequence. Timing varies; clear-looking water still needs testing.
A good week
starts here.
Ten small things. One dependable visit.
Here’s the route around your pool.
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Skim the surface
Leaves and floating debris come out first.
Brush walls & steps
Loosen buildup where a vacuum cannot reach.
Vacuum the floor
Remove settled debris as conditions require.
Empty the baskets
Clear the skimmer and pump baskets.
Test the water
Check free chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and stabilizer.
Balance the readings
Adjust for your pool, its surface, and its equipment.
Check the pump
Look and listen for leaks or unusual operation.
Check the filter
Read pressure and clean or backwash when needed.
Check water & timer
Note the water level and circulation schedule.
Send your visit note
Readings, work done, and anything you should know.
No mystery.
Just the readings.
After every visit, you’ll know what we tested, what we did, and what needs a look. These are example readings, not live measurements.
7.4
pH
Example target: 7.2–7.8
Keeps water balanced for people and equipment.
100 ppm
Alkalinity
Example target: 80–120 ppm
Helps keep the pH from swinging.
40 ppm
Stabilizer
Example target: 30–50 ppm
Slows sunlight’s effect on chlorine.
Sample operating targets for this example pool. Surface, system, stabilizer, and product instructions affect the right target. Test between visits; appearance alone does not establish safety.
CDC home-pool guidancePentair equipment guidanceA good beginning.
A proper goodnight.
April
Opening day
Cover off, equipment on, water tested. We make the first pool day feel closer.
Book in February–March for April openings.
Plan an opening · from $295
October
Closing day
Equipment winterized, cover secured, and a short winter checklist left with you.
Book in August–September for October closings.
Plan a closing · from $325Sample customer story
“Our first stop is the pool,
instead of the pool store.”
Dana M. · Lake-house owner, Lake Balboa
Read the kind wordsLet’s give your Saturday back.
Tell us about your pool. We’ll talk through the right next step.
Book a first visitCall (501) 555-0148