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Elevate Your Pool with Expert Cleaning and Maintenance Services

MYRTLE BEACH, GARDEN CITY & MURRELLS INLET, SC

We take pride in delivering exceptional pool cleaning

services for an unmatched pool experience. It's what we are good at. We clean pools all day, every day. We can clean yours too!

Enjoy a sparkling clean pool

Are you short on time to properly maintain your pool?
Do you need help keeping your pool clean and ready to enjoy?
Do you worry about which chemicals to use and how much to add to your pool?
Does your system need repair help?

If you answered "yes" to any of the above, we're here to help.

A lot goes into a healthy pool. The weather, equipment status, and usage changes what your pool needs to stay crystal clear and safe for swimming. It's a science to treat your pool with the right amount of proper chemicals for safe clear swimming while remaining algae-free.

Great care should make your pool not only a joy to use but also extend the life of your pool and its equipment. Our trained technicians and certified pool operators understand the science behind the proper amount of the right chemicals to keep your pool ready to enjoy stress-free.

Our Pool Cleaning Services

Expert solutions for all pool configurations

HOMEOWNER POOLS

We provide routine pool maintenance services, covering tasks such as skimming, vacuuming, chemical balancing, and debris removal.

Our dedicated team ensures that your pool remains pristine, inviting, and perfectly maintained all year round.

POOL EQUIPMENT
REPAIR & REPLACEMENT

Faulty equipment may cause serious accidents. You can trust us to get your pool equipment working like new again.

COMMERCIAL/HOA POOLS

Schedule maintenance services to make sure your pool is always safe for your residents.

TESTIMONALS

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers To Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I clean my pool?

We recommend cleaning your pool weekly. Some pools don't need a thorough scrubbing every week but we do believe that your pool should be brushed at least every other week if not weekly. Brushing the pool helps reduce algae growth. Some pools with a lot of exposure to trees, leafs, or other debris might need to be cleaned or touched up more often.

When is the best time to clean my pool?

Not that there is an ideal time, but if there was, it would be right after it has stormed or seen heavy use. Generally speaking, if your pool is maintained well overall and chemical balance of chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium hardness and cyanuric acid are all in a balanced range, you should be able to clean it weekly and have it looking great.

Can I clean the pool myself?

Absolutely! Here is a quick checklist to do a thorough job.

Empty the skimmer baskets.
Make sure the water level is correct.
Brush all surfaces of the pool.
Net all loose debris that is in the pool.
Vacuum the pool with a line vacuum or a power vacuum.
Test and add needed chemicals
Check the filter and clean as needed.
Empty the pump strainer basket.

With this checklist completed on a weekly basis, your pool should look wonderful!
If it doesn't, or if cleaning is more of a hassle than you want, just give us a call.

How important is pool chemistry? Is it that complicated?

Pool chemistry is very important for a number of reasons. First and foremost the health of the swimmers.
Beyond that proper pool chemistry can help lengthen the life of your pool and its equipment as well as keep chemical needs to a minimum. When things get out of balance algae blooms, corrosion, calcium build up, or pitting can occur. There are far too many factors that can cause problems to list here and no pool service company can guarantee your pool won't have problems.

That said, an effort at proper care should significantly reduce the odds and frequency of serious problems. It's always smart and we recommend that you test the chemicals yourself. Many pool technicians can get in the habit of just testing chlorine and pH and don't pay attention to anything else. They simply add what they need to assuring the chlorine and pH readings are within an acceptable range. It's always good to make sure.