WELCOME TO BOCA POOL SERVICE

We skim and remove debris, brush steps and the tile line, empty baskets, test and log water chemistry, and adjust as needed. We also check circulation and filter pressure so small issues do not turn into cloudy water or algae.

Heavy rain dilutes sanitizer and can push pH out of range, which makes chlorine less effective. In our case, we see this all the time after a rainy week: the pool looks fine from inside, then you step out and notice the smell and haze. We correct it by rebalancing based on testing, improving circulation, and cleaning what the filter is struggling to catch.

Weekly testing is the baseline for most Boca Raton pools, because heat and sun burn off sanitizer faster. We do not “shock and hope.” We adjust based on the numbers, then watch patterns like stabilizer (CYA) creep, calcium hardness, and pH drift so the pool stays stable.

Yes. We can maintain the water and also service common equipment issues like pumps, filters, and circulation problems. That means you are not stuck coordinating one company for cleaning and another for repairs when something starts acting up.

Yes. Salt systems are great, but in Boca they get mis-set all the time and the pool slowly slides from clear to dull. We check output settings, water balance, and the signs that the cell or flow may need attention so the system stays consistent.

Rising filter pressure, weaker returns, noisy pumps, air bubbles, or longer run times can all be early clues. Boca pools rarely fail all at once. They usually slip slowly until the water turns milky and the equipment is working overtime. We look for those warning signs during routine visits.

Yes. If a pool keeps fighting cloudiness, scaling at the tile line, or recurring algae, it may need more than routine service. We can recommend practical restoration steps that fit your pool’s condition and how you use it.

We serve Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and surrounding areas. If you’re nearby, call and we’ll confirm availability for your neighborhood.