The Partial Pool Cleaning Plan for Citrus Park, FL Pool Owners

The Partial Pool Cleaning Plan is specifically constructed for the pool owner who wants to perform some hands on pool care themselves, but leave the more critical tasks to trained our technicians. The Pool Experts of Citrus Park only employs the best technicians.

See the lists below showing the service duties of What We Do vs What You Do for the Partial Pool Cleaning Plan.

Starting from $99/month

What We Do

We clean your pool sweep wall screen.

We clean your automatic pool cleaner (bag / filter).

We help you monitor your pool operations by reporting any observations of pool issues.

We empty your pool skimmer and pump baskets.

We keep your pool water healthy and purge any algae. Algae Free Guarantee.

We check your pool equipment.

We backwash your filter on regular basis.

We brush your pool (steps, walls, tiles).

We verify your swimming pool cleaner function.

We test your pool water and apply the correct chemicals and minerals to keep your water in ideal condition.

We vacuum your pool once a month.

What You Do

Vacuum your pool, if desired, on weeks we did not.

Net your pool.

Report to us any detection of swimming pool issues.

Maintain proper water level.

Keep the pool equipment operating and approve repairs when necessary.

Things to Know

Stabilizer treatments required.

There could be extra startup charges for the first cleaning & treatment.

Monthly service fee is based on a 4 week billing period.

Full Pool Cleaning Equipment and Chemicals

Want us to just take care of everything? Look at our Full Pool Cleaning Plan.

Pools You Find in Citrus Park Florida

It is common knowledge that inground pools are the leading type of pool in Citrus Park, FL. This popular pool type gives homeowners the ability to customize the swimming pool's design to their exact liking. However, a few issues exist that Citrus Park pool owners should be aware. The first is that since inground pools have a somewhat rough texture, unlike other pools like fiberglass or vinyl, algae growth is more likely to start. Pool owners must also know that if metal based chemicals are used it can stain your pool's floor. Removing the stain requires special procedures.