Expert Pool Cleaning & Maintenance Services in Davie, FL

The most common reasons for cloudy water are improper water chemistry, pool filtration and insufficient water circulation. In some cases, the early stages of algae growth can also lead to cloudy water. To get rid of cloudy water you must first make sure the filtration system is working properly. Clean and inspect your filter if necessary. You will also need to ensure proper water chemistry, including disinfectant levels. Increasing your filtration time should clear up the cloudy water. If you are unable to correct the cloudy water you should contact a trained and qualified professional.

Typically a salt chlorinator cell should be cleaned 3 to 4 times a year to ensure proper chlorination and to avoid excess wear and damage due to calcium build up. Cleaning of the cell should be performed by a trained and qualified professional to avoid damage to the cell and reduce the risk of personal injury.

For a commercial swimming pool, the pump should stay on while the pool is open or until you achieve four complete turnovers for the water. In a residential setting, we recommend that you run your pump long enough to achieve at least one complete turnover of the pool water a day. This is typically achieved in about 4 to 6 hours of pump operation.

Well that depends; there are several different models on the market each of which has a different efficiency rating. Your most basic variable speed pumps can save you up to 30% on your energy bills monthly which can add up to hundreds over just one or two years. The most efficient models on the market today use only 1/10th the energy of single speed pumps, saving you 90% or more on your monthly energy bill. Installing a vary speed pump will help you save money and the environment.