Specializing in Commercial Pool Service

A full pool analysis at startup and at weekly intervals will keep your pool in peak condition.

A typical weekly pool service includes:

• Vacuum the pool and brush the pool walls.
• Skim the surface of the pool and remove the debris.
• Brush the tiles.
• Empty the pump and skimmer baskets .
• Check and balance water chemistry.
• Clean the filter regularly.
  

POOL HEATERS
POOL FILTERS
POOL FIXTURES
POOL LIGHTING
PRESSURE CLEANING
HEALTH CODE
TESTIMONIALS
VIRGINIA GRAEME BAKER
POOL AND SPA
SAFETY ACT

When we test your water we look for: Chlorine, calcium hardness, alkalinity, stabilizer, bromine (if applicable), salt (if applicable), dissolved solids, metals and phosphate.

 

Fritzy Pool Service
PO Box 540427
Greenacres, FL 33454
Phone:561-649-3019

 

Pool Care and Safety Tips

To make caring for your pool simple, create a regular schedule for performing pool maintenance. Make a checklist for the regular care of your pool can make maintenance a breeze.

The following task should be included in your list:

• Vacuum your pool weekly.

• Test your pool water frequently. Use pool chemicals as needed.

• Clean strainer baskets on a regular basis.

• Keep the deck clear of debris, dirt, scattered pool toys, and other unnecessary objects.

• Test cloudy water for chemical balance. You may need to backwash.

Here are a few important pool safety tips to help you ensure that you and your pool stay safe:

• Ensure the pool has been properly installed using correct techniques and materials. Be sure all accessories meet local and national building and safety requirements including slides, diving boards, pool alarms, fences and other enclosures.

• A pool should include many different barriers to ensure a child or animal cannot get into your pool. Some safety barriers include appropriate fencing, a safety cover and pool alarms.

• To ensure the pool is clean and bacteria-free, check all water and chemical levels often and rectify as needed.

To learn more about swimming pool health and safety. We highly recommended the following links.

Swimmers, pool operators and public health officials can learn a wealth of information geared to their specific interests from:

CDC's Healthy Swimming web site:
http://www.cdc.gov/healthyswimming/index.htm

The National Spa and Pool Institute:
http://www.nspi.org/