Everything else is our problem
You want to walk out on a Saturday and get in the water. We built the route around that - one technician, one truck, the same pool every week, so nothing gets missed and nothing gets guessed at twice.
The weekly visit is itemised the same way every time: skim the surface, brush the walls where algae actually starts to take hold, vacuum the floor, empty the skimmer and pump baskets, test and dose the water, and inspect the equipment for anything starting to wear. A written record of every reading is left at your gate, so you always know exactly what is going on beneath the surface.
When something breaks, the same route covers it: pumps and motors, filters, heaters, automation and leak detection. Variable-speed pumps come up often, because for most pools they pay for themselves in lower running cost within a couple of seasons. Bigger jobs - opening and closing for the season, covers, a drain-and-acid-wash, resurfacing - are scheduled off the same relationship, not handed to a stranger.
