For most Perth home pools, we recommend testing at least weekly in warmer months and every 1–2 weeks in cooler months (or any time the water looks different). With our service, we test and balance water chemistry during visits and report the results.

We service Perth’s southern suburbs (SOR), focusing on reliable, on-time pool cleaning and maintenance for local homeowners.

If you notice weak suction, unusual noises, leaks, frequent priming issues, error codes, or your pool water is getting harder to keep clear, it’s a good sign something is off. We can inspect your pump, filter, chlorinator and valves, then recommend the most cost-effective repair or replacement. In many cases, regular servicing and preventative maintenance can catch small issues early and stop them turning into major (and more expensive) problems.

Yes. We offer weekly, fortnightly, and monthly pool servicing so you can choose the right schedule for your pool usage and season.

It depends on your filter type and how quickly it loads up with debris. A good rule is to backwash when you notice reduced water flow, the filter is working harder than normal, or your water clarity starts to drop. If you’re unsure, we can help you identify your filter’s normal operating condition and recommend a simple backwash routine that suits your pool and season.

A typical service includes skimming the surface, brushing walls and steps, vacuuming and emptying skimmer and pump baskets. We also complete a practical equipment inspection—checking pump operation and prime, valves/unions for leaks, and the condition/operation of your chlorinator or dosing system and cartridge filter clean or media filter backwash. If you use a robot cleaner or suction cleaner, we’ll clean and inspect it, making sure it’s running correctly. Finally, we perform a full water chemistry analysis and dose chemicals as needed to keep your pool sanitised, balanced and safe.

As a general guide, aim for enough runtime to turn over the volume of pool water at least once (often 6–10 hours/day in summer and 4–8 hours/day in winter, depending on pool size and equipment). We can calculate a more accurate run-time based on your pool volume, pump and filter sizing, bather load, and season.

Yes. We send an electronic service report after every service, often including before/after photos and notes on water chemistry, equipment condition and preventative maintenance recommendations.

Cloudy water is usually caused by poor filtration, unbalanced chemistry (especially pH/alkalinity), low sanitiser, or fine debris/algae starting to bloom. We’ll test the water chemistry, check your filter and chlorinator performance, and correct the cause so the water clarity returns to crystal clear.

No. We offer commercial-grade professional pool servicing with no lock-in contracts.

Recurring algae issues can be caused by poor circulation, dirty filters, incorrect pH, low sanitiser, phosphates, equipment failures, or not dosing a high enough chlorine concentration to achieve an effective super chlorination level for long enough. We’ll diagnose the underlying issue and set up a plan that prevents repeat outbreaks.

A strong “chlorine smell” is often actually chloramines (combined chlorine) from inadequate free chlorine and poor oxidation. The fix is usually better water balance and a proper shock/oxidation process, not simply adding more chlorine.

Yes. We can supply and install equipment from brands we know and trust, matched to your pool setup and budget (subject to suitability and availability). We’ll recommend the best option for your pool and can work with most major manufacturers.