Remove build-up, algae & grime
Pool Deep Cleans
A proper reset for a pool that's been neglected, sat under a cover all winter or just needs a real going-over before the season starts.
Before
AfterDark and murky to bright and clear after a full clean, filter service and rebalance.
Overview
When a regular clean isn't enough
Some pools need more than skim and balance. Leaves that have sat on the floor for months, a black waterline scum ring, algae in the grout, a filter that's never been opened. A deep clean tackles all of it in one visit and gets the pool back to a baseline that's easy to maintain.
A deep clean is ideal
- Before summer, after a long winter
- After a big storm dumps debris in
- When you've just bought a house with a pool
- Before selling or renting out a property
- Ahead of a party or Christmas
- As the first visit before starting regular servicing
What's included
- Remove all leaves and debris, including heavy floor build-up
- Full brush of walls, floor, steps and corners
- Waterline and tile scum-line clean
- Thorough vacuum, to waste if the water is dirty enough
- Skimmer and pump baskets, filter backwash or cartridge clean
- Full water test and rebalance, with a plan for keeping it that way
Common questions
Is a deep clean the same as green pool recovery?
They overlap. A deep clean is about physical build-up: leaves, grime, scum line, dirty filter. Green pool recovery is about killing algae and clearing the water. Plenty of pools need both, and we'll quote it as one job.
How long does it take?
Usually a single visit of a few hours, depending on the state of the pool. Very heavy debris or a cloudy pool may need a follow-up once the filter has done its work.