Check chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness at least once a week to maintain safe swimming conditions.

Adjust chlorine, pH, and stabilisers as required. Balanced water prevents irritation, algae growth, and equipment damage.

Apply shock treatments after heavy use, storms, or visible algae growth to restore clear and sanitised water.

Remove leaves, insects, and floating debris daily to keep the pool looking clean and prevent filter blockages.

Scrub pool walls, steps, and tile lines weekly to prevent algae buildup and staining.

Use a manual or automatic pool vacuum weekly to remove dirt and debris from the pool floor.

Backwash sand or DE filters, or rinse cartridge filters regularly to maintain water clarity and system efficiency.

Check for leaks, unusual noises, or reduced performance, and schedule repairs if necessary.

Ensure heaters are free of blockages and functioning correctly for efficient operation when needed.

Confirm that pool fencing and self-closing gates meet local safety regulations and are in good condition.

Ensure CPR and emergency signs are clearly displayed within the pool area as required by law.

Keep pool chemicals in a cool, dry, and secure location out of reach of children and pets.

Remove covers, clean thoroughly, and balance water chemistry before the swimming season begins.

When closing for winter, lower the water level, add winter chemicals, and cover securely to protect the pool.

Check for debris, equipment damage, and chemical imbalances after heavy rain or storms.