Green pool cleanup in Corinth, TX
Green, cloudy or neglected pools brought back to clear water. The plan depends on the pool’s condition, and you get a price before we begin.
Getting a green pool back
Every green pool is different. How long it’s been, how much debris is in it, and whether the equipment is working all change the plan. Usually that means clearing debris, brushing, treating and balancing the water, and cleaning the filter as the algae comes out. A badly neglected pool can take more than one visit.
What it costs
We’ll look at the pool, or a photo to start, and give you a price before we begin. Green pool cleanups start at $500 plus applicable sales tax, depending on the pool’s size and how dirty it is. Most take about a week to clear.
Why the equipment matters
A pool usually turns green because something stopped working: the chlorine ran out, the pump stopped running, or the filter clogged. If the pump or filter is the reason, we’ll tell you, because clearing the water won’t last if the cause is still there. Equipment repairs and filter cleans are part of what we do.
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Keep it from happening again
Once the water is clear, weekly pool service keeps it that way, with the water tested and balanced every visit. Want to understand what happened? Read why pools turn green.
Pool turned green?
Text us a photo and tell us roughly how long it’s been. We’ll tell you what it’ll take.
Green pool questions
How long does it take to clear a green pool?
Usually about a week, depending on how far gone the pool is. We’ll give you a realistic idea after we see it.
Will my pool need to be drained?
Most green pools can be cleared without draining. If yours needs more than that, we’ll explain why before anything happens.
How much does a green pool cleanup cost?
Green pool cleanups start at $500 plus applicable sales tax, depending on the pool’s size and how dirty it is. Most take about a week to clear.
Is it safe to swim in a green pool?
No. Algae means the sanitizer isn’t keeping up, and cloudy or green water hides the bottom of the pool. Stay out until the water is clear and balanced.
Which towns do you serve?
Corinth, Flower Mound, Argyle, Lewisville, Northlake, Little Elm, Coppell, Roanoke, Dallas, Plano, McKinney, Allen and Lucas. Not sure if you’re in range? Just ask.