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WHAT WE’VE DONE
What we do today
FAQ
Why can the maintenance cost differ from other's?
Let’s start with a simple example — car maintenance:
You can maintain a car just “so it runs,” or you can maintain it so that it works reliably and without surprises.
We carefully analyzed the local market and noticed that approaches to work and quality standards can vary greatly — hence the difference in price.
Many companies provide pool maintenance as one of several services — alongside construction, home cleaning, or garden care. In this format, the service is often focused on basic tasks and visual results. There are also individual specialists working in a narrow area, but unfortunately, the level of approach and methods may vary, not always positively.
Our approach is a specialized and certified focus specifically on pool maintenance, based on professional standards. We work with the system as a whole: monitoring water parameters with precise measurements, tracking equipment condition, and structuring maintenance to prevent problems rather than just fixing their consequences.
This is a deeper, systematic approach that requires more attention and resources but ultimately provides the main benefit — stable water quality, predictable results, and minimal risk for the pool owner.
Why choose our company for pool maintenance?
Choosing a maintenance service is like choosing a doctor: what matters is not only the service itself but also how deeply the specialist understands the system.
Our approach is built on real experience and the development of standards in several areas.
We started with work where surface quality and final results were critical — this established high standards for attention to detail, accuracy, and appearance. Over time, these standards became a benchmark for other professionals in the market.
Later, working with commercial pools, we implemented a deeper, systematic maintenance approach: precise measurements, regular parameter monitoring, and proactive rather than reactive service. This allowed us to elevate the service level to a higher and more stable standard.
Our experience shows that when the right standard is set, the market overall starts to grow. We have seen this in other sectors and are confident the same applies to private pool maintenance — standards rise, quality improves, and ultimately the client benefits.
We don’t stand still: we constantly study, test, and implement more accurate and effective solutions. For us, it is important not just to do the work but to systematically improve its quality.
By choosing us, you choose an approach based on experience, development, and the pursuit of stable, predictable results.
How often should a pool be serviced?
Usually 1–3 times per week, depending on season and usage. Extra visits are possible upon request or in emergencies.
What is included in regular maintenance?
We work with a package system: each package has specific features, but all include essential procedures — professional water testing, precise chemical adjustment, pool cleaning, and equipment checks.
If water looks clear, is it safe for swimming?
Not necessarily. Water can appear clear but still fail safety standards. Transparency does not reflect real conditions: disinfection level, pH balance, and the presence of by-products. Only accurate measurements show whether water is truly safe.
How do you test the water?
We use multiple levels of control. Daily checks include quick tests, test strips, and regular professional equipment measurements. Depending on the parameter, we use specialized photometric analyzers, electronic testers, and turbidimeters to get precise, objective results.
How is chemical consumption calculated in the “SMART” package?
Based on actual usage. We keep logs and provide detailed reports that can be verified with real remaining quantities. All regular chemicals are stored on-site in sealed plastic containers.
Our goal is not selling chemicals, but achieving the correct water quality. Chemical costs correspond to the market average.
What if the water is already in poor condition?
First, a water analysis is performed. Based on the results, a plan is developed: shock treatment, parameter adjustment, partial water replacement, or complete drain with deep cleaning. Solutions are tailored individually.
Is full water replacement necessary?
Not always. It’s required in specific cases, e.g., when stabilizer (cyanuric acid) accumulates, reducing chlorine effectiveness, or when total dissolved solids (TDS) rise beyond baseline. In most cases, partial replacement or parameter adjustment suffices. Full drainage can be done on request, e.g., for deep cleaning.
Do you repair equipment?
Yes. We diagnose and, if possible, repair equipment. If repair is impractical, we replace or install new equipment.
How does your work start?
With a comprehensive free inspection: water analysis and technical check of pool and equipment. We provide a detailed report with recommendations — what needs replacement, what can remain, and what requires repair. Further work is based on the agreed plan.
Do you work with private or commercial pools?
Our focus is on private pools, applying methods and standards developed from commercial and complex systems experience. This ensures higher control, stability, and water quality in private pools.
Why once per week in winter but twice in summer?
Common practice reflects lower pool usage in cold periods and higher in hot periods. However, frequency should depend on real usage conditions.
From an aesthetic standpoint, one winter visit may be insufficient: leaves, dust, and debris accumulate. In summer, two visits per week are the minimum; heavy daily usage may require three visits to maintain water parameters and cleanliness.
Our premium package is designed for those wanting both correct water parameters and continuous visual cleanliness.
How many hours should a pool pump run daily?
No universal time exists — it depends on pool volume, temperature, usage, and water condition. On average, the pump should circulate the full pool volume at least 3 times daily to filter ~95% of water.
During high usage and hot weather, runtime may increase. Too little runtime means poor filtration and declining water quality. Pump schedule is always customized based on actual conditions.