Use a pool net to remove leaves, insects, and debris floating on the water before they sink.

Clear out skimmer and pump baskets to maintain proper water flow and prevent blockages.

Scrub walls, steps, and corners weekly to prevent algae growth and calcium buildup.

Use a manual or automatic pool vacuum to clean dirt and debris from the floor of the pool.

Check chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness levels using a test kit at least once or twice per week.

Add chlorine, pH adjusters, or stabilisers as needed to keep water balanced and safe for swimming.

Apply a chlorine shock treatment weekly or after heavy use to kill bacteria and clear cloudy water.

Backwash sand or DE filters, or hose off cartridge filters regularly to maintain proper filtration.

Check the pump for leaks, noises, or reduced performance. Ensure it is running efficiently.

Inspect and clean pool heaters for blockages, ensuring they are operating safely and effectively.

Remove the pool cover, clean debris, and balance the water before reopening the pool for the season.

Check for cracks, scale, or algae on tiles and grout lines. Clean or repair as needed.

Use a pool cover when the pool is not in use for extended periods to reduce debris and maintain water quality.