Basic Weekly Pool Service
Product Overview
Consistent weekly chemical balancing and equipment checks designed to maintain water clarity without homeowner guesswork.
Simplified Pools delivers routine weekly maintenance focusing on core water chemistry and equipment health. Our technicians test and balance critical parameters including free chlorine (2.0–4.0 ppm), pH (7.4–7.6), and total alkalinity (80–120 ppm), while emptying skimmer and pump strainer baskets to protect your pump motor from cavitation. Each visit includes an equipment pad inspection to monitor filter pressure within 8–10 PSI of baseline.
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Digital Testing
We use high-quality digital water testers to ensure accurate readings every time, providing your pool with exactly what it needs, week after week!
Weekly Cleaning
By Brushing, Skimming the surface, and Emptying the pump and skimmer baskets, we'll keep debris out and your surfaces sparkling!
Equipment Inspections
Our technicians will routinely inspect your equipment ensuring that issues are fixed quickly and professionally.
Benefits & What Makes It Different
Precise Chemical Testing
Technicians test and adjust free chlorine (2–4 ppm) and pH (7.4–7.6) every 7 days to prevent algae blooms and surface etching.
Debris & Basket Clearing
Clearing skimmer and pump strainer baskets weekly maintains steady water flow and prevents pump seal overheating.
Equipment Pad Diagnostics
Weekly pressure gauge logging spots filter restrictions exceeding 8–10 PSI over clean baseline before motor strain occurs.
Compatibility
- Residential in-ground chlorine and saltwater pools
- Compatible with DE, cartridge, and sand filtration systems
When To Use This
Pro Tip
Checking equipment pad pressure weekly allows techs to catch a dirty filter when it hits 8-10 PSI over clean baseline, protecting pump impellers and variable speed motors from premature wear.
Common Questions & Instructions
What water chemistry parameters are tested during basic weekly pool service?
Each week, technicians test free chlorine (targeting 2.0 to 4.0 ppm), pH levels (maintained at 7.4 to 7.6), and total alkalinity (80 to 120 ppm), adjusting with commercial-grade sanitizers and balancers as needed.
Does basic weekly service include filter cleaning or backwashing?
Basic weekly service monitors filter pressure against baseline clean PSI (typically alerting when pressure rises 8–10 PSI). Backwashing or full cartridge cleanings are scheduled separately based on system requirements.
How often does the technician visit the pool each month?
Technicians visit on a set schedule once every 7 days, providing 4 to 5 documented service visits per month with digital water test logs and chemical dosage records.
